Sara AlJawhary
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Ajman Clock Towers
Been here for almost 2 years now, one of the worst experiences.
The elevator keeps damaging , you’ll meet 20 person per elevator and its too slow.
People throw garbage from their windows ( specially full of poop diapers ) , tons kids are always 24/7 playing in the corridors shouting .
The parking was free the first year , second years its 2000 aed per car ( no free car ) .
Any facility in the building , you need to pay , nothing is free even though you’re living in one of the most expensive buildings in ajman.
Rooms are small, and your house will smell the same as what your neighbor is cooking specially the master room, you need to keep the Ac open for not smelling these stuff and put on some bakhoor but then the fire alarm will work , lol!
Many people keeps standing around the building asking for money or insisting on you to clean the car .
All of the respectful residents is not satisfied at all, you can ask.
The management will not do anything about your complains.
The elevator keeps damaging , you’ll meet 20 person per elevator and its too slow.
People throw garbage from their windows ( specially full of poop diapers ) , tons kids are always 24/7 playing in the corridors shouting .
The parking was free the first year , second years its 2000 aed per car ( no free car ) .
Any facility in the building , you need to pay , nothing is free even though you’re living in one of the most expensive buildings in ajman.
Rooms are small, and your house will smell the same as what your neighbor is cooking specially the master room, you need to keep the Ac open for not smelling these stuff and put on some bakhoor but then the fire alarm will work , lol!
Many people keeps standing around the building asking for money or insisting on you to clean the car .
All of the respectful residents is not satisfied at all, you can ask.
The management will not do anything about your complains.