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Originally it was a nice and well maintained property. Not just anyone could live here. Then they started letting anyone and everyone move in, and crime became a serious problem. My car was broken into (and numerous others), someone tried to break into our apartment while my husband was at home, and a woman was mugged by the mail boxes. We called the police and tried to help her. If you do already live there, just call 911 for any serious problems, because Crime Strike is a joke. Unless of course, you're just having them tell the neighbors to keep it down. Then it only takes them a couple of hours. We would routinely hear gun shots at night from the Park Lane area, and my husband witnessed a shooting in the parking lot behind Best Buy that backs up to Glen Lakes. Luckily, they were just trying to scare the girl (who was also a resident at Glen Lakes), and she wasn't hurt. The apartments themselves are pretty noisy if you live on the ground floor. You can hear everyone who walks around, the music they listen to, their alarm clocks going off as well as other things that I'll refrain from mentioning. You can also smell what they're cooking for dinner, which could be a bonus. We found out that people who were just moving in, were paying about $300 less a month than people who had been there for years. If you do decide to live there, or already do live there, and you're living on the ground floor, below a vacant apartment, and you hear someone walking around at 3am, it's probably just the homeless crackheads from Park Lane that have broken in, and are living there and trashing the apartment.