Scammer - OurDomain and Greystar
After living at OurDomain for 4.5 years, I want to share my honest experience. Trust me, it’s nothing like what they show in their photos, website, or PR campaigns.
When I first looked at reviews, I expected to see a ton of one-star ratings, because everyone I know here is always complaining – about the quality, the service, everything. But I looked deeper and it's so obvious many 5-star reviews are fake – especially those mentioning staff like Lee Moerman, Mazimba, or Joseph Burton (check "Thisisourdomain" Trustpilot). They use real staff names to make it sound real, but the writing is just fake.
So let me tell you what a typical day can be like here. I come home, try to open my door with my key tag – red light, access denied. I have to go downstairs to security. Turns out the battery in my lock died after just a few years. It's like buying a new phone that starts at 50% battery. Security comes up and changes the battery. You'd think that’s it, right? Nope. Then I try to open the door, and it’s so heavy, it’s like pushing a brick wall. The electronic lock feels stuck. I finally get it open, hoping I can relax. But then I can't close it properly. The latch doesn't move right, so I have to wiggle my tag to make it lighter just to lock it.
I was one of the first to move in, and was excited to have a brand-new place. But the mini-fridge had an issue – the freezer door wouldn’t close fully. I put in a maintenance request, and two guys came to check. They acted like I was being too rough with it. Eventually, they realized it wasn't me, and their solution? Reattach the freezer door backward. So now I have a "new" fridge with doors that open in opposite directions. Normally I wouldn’t care, but in a tiny 20m² flat with an awful layout, it’s a real problem. Every time I open one door, it blocks another. I have to close the bathroom door, then the closet, just to open the fridge and reach the backward freezer door. Thanks to the “five-star,” “top-rated” designers for that genius move.
And don’t even get me started on the heating. I’ve never seen anything this bad. Turn the radiator past level 3, and the place turns into a sauna. My throat and nose start burning. I’m convinced there’s a structural issue, but I haven’t figured out what.
Then the next morning, I’m woken up by a loud beeping – the smoke alarm going off on a quiet Sunday. I reach it and turn it off. Half an hour later – it goes off again. I call security, and the guy who came didn’t really believe me. I had to convince him it actually happened. He fiddled with it. It kept happening. I put in another maintenance request. They came when I wasn’t home and said they fixed it. But it kept going off a few more times after that.
So yeah, everything works great here, security is always helpful, and maintenance is just flawless... not.
And if it’s windy and you want to open a window? Forget it. The air ventilator makes a loud whooshing noise – like living in a caravan. You even get the same sound from plug sockets and doors sometimes, which is just bizarre.
It’s a furnished studio, so you get kitchen cabinets, closets, and a bed frame. And I can’t describe how cheap and low-quality everything is. The shower door, handles, curtain fabric, wallpaper, flooring, kitchen counter – everything feels like it was built to break.
From day one – since August 2020, when I was among the first to move in – there were already tons of complaints. Bad smells, construction noise, structural problems, insects, crazy high service charges. And the management? They hated that. They were obsessed with keeping a good image – fancy branding, music room, shared spaces, social media – but it was clear people were unhappy with the costs and service. They discouraged public complaints and pushed people to go to reception individually. Over time, it’s become clear that residents are being unfairly charged with inflated service fees. Honestly, it feels like a very polished scam to drain money from tenants.
28 april 2025
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