Although students are moved in, finishing touches are still being made on the Landmark high-rise.
Melanie Maxwell I AnnArbor.com
The 14-story Landmark high-rise, which developers rushed to complete in time for students to move in Aug. 30, is still a work in progress, the Michigan Daily reports.
Several of the promised amenities in the 606-bed building have not been completed yet and tenants are encountering minor maintenance issues, according to the report.
The outdoor entertainment deck with a hot tub, fire pits and barbecue grills is not expected to open until the end of November, while the first-floor retail tenants are still completing their build-outs. Retail tenants include No Thai!, Tim Hortons, World of Beer and 7-Eleven.
To compensate for the ongoing construction, Landmark owner American Campus Communities, the company that purchased the building from Campus Acquisitions last month, awarded each resident a $500 Visa gift card or rent reduction.
Read the full Michigan Daily report here.
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