Looking to buy a home in London? Then you should definitely consider Brent – one of the most vibrant and diverse boroughs in the city. Situated in northwest London, Brent is well-connected to all other parts of the city and offers plenty of great opportunities for residents. In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at Brent – including its history, areas, universities and top schools. So if you’re thinking about making the move to London, read on!
All Promises Unkept! The Big Lie of ‘No Hidden Fees’
May seem luxurious but it is overcrowded and loud with train noise and people on event days especially.
Please review your development:
Do you know the feeling when you go to an expensive restaurant and you’d expect an awesome service, food, surroundings and the satisfaction? Renting with QL is like that except you’ll not get anything you were promised, charged extra for whatever they feel like, and treated with the worst customer service — all while you are paying top £££, of course.
Few examples to maintain a reasonably short read:
– The Envac trash chute: doesn’t really work
– Mail room: parcels missing, not in the right place, messy. Prepare to spend over 20 minutes each visit to search for your parcel. 📦
– Utilities: prepare to pay the same/more even when you’re not using the power because they make numbers up 🙃
– Bogus fines: they will fine you for anything. So, be cautious when you are walking around the building for which you pay over £2300/month, or you will be fined for breathing…
– Card fees!! Even if you pay 6 months rent in advance via links that their staff sent to you, they will still charge you 3% (non-direct debit) card fee, due to ‘administrative cost’.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
That I would be living 5 months into the tenancy with no heating supplies to my flat while they continue to charge my utilities bills!!
How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:
Only some minor fixes such as lights or fixtures but given the cost of the place, you’d expect the flat to be functioning at its best at handover.