By Pink Hyena on July 9, 2013 Verified by Guest

I've been living on Trenholme for several years. The only reason I stay is b/c the rent is cheap and the complex is very close to 4 bus lines (105, 162, 90, 51) and the AMT Montreal-West train station, so for transportation it is at a great location.

The area is **low-income housing** and is not properly maintained. The entire building: electrical sockets, breakers, doors, windows, and paint desperately need updating - never done. There are ant infestations (Pharoh Ants to be exact which are extremely difficult to abolish).

We pay more for Hydro because there are cracks around the 50 year-old windows & doors. Cold air blows in during winter time and hot air blows in during summer time.

The laundry room was just recently redone and it is nice, but that's about all I can say.

The wait to have anything done on your apartment is 6+ months. I wouldn't trust the Landlord, Michel Leduc, with nothing.

If you REALLY have no money, I'd recommend this complex for temporary residence. Otherwise, look elsewhere. Seriously.

Thanks for reading.

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By Brown Polar-bear on July 1, 2013 Verified by Guest

The apartments are good for what you pay. Neighbours are generally friendly. A bag of mixed nuts.
Staff is great, and does a formidable job with the upkeep and maintenance. The only real downside is the landlord, who can be stubborn and often times rude.

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By Pink Hyena on July 9, 2013 Verified by Guest

I've been living on Trenholme for several years. The only reason I stay is b/c the rent is cheap and the complex is very close to 4 bus lines (105, 162, 90, 51) and the AMT Montreal-West train station, so for transportation it is at a great location.

The area is **low-income housing** and is not properly maintained. The entire building: electrical sockets, breakers, doors, windows, and paint desperately need updating - never done. There are ant infestations (Pharoh Ants to be exact which are extremely difficult to abolish).

We pay more for Hydro because there are cracks around the 50 year-old windows & doors. Cold air blows in during winter time and hot air blows in during summer time.

The laundry room was just recently redone and it is nice, but that's about all I can say.

The wait to have anything done on your apartment is 6+ months. I wouldn't trust the Landlord, Michel Leduc, with nothing.

If you REALLY have no money, I'd recommend this complex for temporary residence. Otherwise, look elsewhere. Seriously.

Thanks for reading.

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By Brown Polar-bear on July 1, 2013 Verified by Guest

The apartments are good for what you pay. Neighbours are generally friendly. A bag of mixed nuts.
Staff is great, and does a formidable job with the upkeep and maintenance. The only real downside is the landlord, who can be stubborn and often times rude.

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