First Apartments, Urban Pioneer -- Just Other Names For CitiApartments
As we noted in passing last week, Citiapartments stopped using the CitiApartments name on their site, much to the confusion of Deputy City Atty Yvonne...
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Becca Hirschman said:
October 22, 2009 1:38 PM
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Have they stopped using Skyline Realty as another moniker?
internetcomment said:
October 22, 2009 3:36 PM
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From the second review linked to on Yelp:
A new manager of an apartment building whose employees have never heard of the former management company? They're not even trying, are they?
girl3k said:
October 23, 2009 11:19 AM
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This isn't a new development. I received a letter from them over two months ago that my property management company had changed from 'CitiApartments' to 'Gough Heights LLC, DE'. My rent check was even returned until I send a new one with the name change - to the exact same address as CitiApartments on Market street.
Eve Batey replied to comment from girl3k
October 23, 2009 11:25 AM
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You're right, girl3k, CitiApartments actually goes by many many names, and requests payments to all of them. But until recently, they've all served under the CitiApartments brand. Now, and I certainly encourage speculation on why this might be, that brand is no longer being used.