The beginning and end - you get what you pay for.

" usually run around apartment if food is left out" Tenant fault. Don't be a pig. " took too long to remove" Pick it up and put it in the trash. Tenant problem. " handled poorly and took 1.5 months to repair" Could be a valid complaint, but without knowing how severe, what the fix required was, and nowadays particularly whether there were supply chain holdups, hard to tell. "Due to packages being stolen" Working as intended, unless you want your things stolen. Are you paying extra for them to stay open? Didn't think so. "not turned off until fire department arrives at the building" Working as intended. Apartments are so dense chances can not be taken. "Packages have been stolen previously" Your fourth issue took care of this, but is not enough apparently. "Elevators are either constantly broken" If you are disabled call the state. If not, walk. " stove does not light without the use of a lighter." If the pilot is off, this is normal. Do they pay the gas bill? Maybe they shut them off? "trash is often piled up near the door" How are pigs for neighbors a management problem?

It's a crappy place to live, but you get what you pay for

Cool vibes there but I rarely ever see more than a couple of tables filled and that area is sketch

I pretty much live next door but have never been. Seems like people love it

Hopefully they find a nice new location.

Ended up being able to renegotiate a lease at the last minute. (as often happens with successful restaurants offered a huge increase)

This is the fourth time in ten years they have been in their last week before closing, it will be a shame to see them go, but "boy who cried wolf" comes to mind and I think the owners are playing fast and loose with people's jobs.

Weren't they closing like a year ago but didn't actually? Hopefully it's the same this time

Remember the trough urinal filled with ice?

Wow, I forgot about the Moose. That was a long time ago.

Cool Moose. It will always be the Cool Moose to me.

First sentence of the article says they're looking for another location, so maybe there is hope. Dang, i just moved here and was looking forward to checking out it out :/

I live around there, it is hell But never had any issues inside , I understand

No new location according to the linked story.

That neighborhood has been rough since they opened. I started going when they opened, and never had any issues.

Any word if they are just moving to a safer location ? It is bad there

The rent is dirt cheap for a reason, but it’s better than sleeping on the street and sadly the only option for many people

CT also doesn't have tolls, correct?

IDK but I constantly see people talking about moving to CT because of it's policies, despite the higher tax, so I think we might have to agree to disagree on that.

Ct is one of the only state that has that tax. The state needs to do better with managing its money and bringing people and business back. Taxing more will make them leave. Look at California

I mean the alternative is what, having homeowners pay it? Road maintenance needs to be done and it needs funding to do it - what do you suggest?

Dude, Move back. There is nothing to do here, the weather sucks, people suck, woman are not attractive, and its filled with liberals.

Yup they get more expensive every year. Get out of this liberal shithole as fast as you can

Yeah I'm personally not a fan. It's less than the last state I lived car tabs, but wayyy more than the one before that where I paid like $75 bucks. Uff da.

Yet the roads in Hartford are still shitty. They’re basically punishing you for having a car.

They collect tax so they can keep our roads in tip top shape.

I moved to CT from a state where we had increased registration fees and no property tax on cars. The combination of my taxes and registration fees is way more here than it was in my prior state. And I drive a 2013 sedan. I’m not driving anything new and fancy where I’d owe thousands in car tax.

Piping up from Virginia: we have it, too, and it’s just as popular.