Games
User Guidelines
- Browse available items from the list below — items shown are currently in stock.
- Select the item(s) you wish to borrow by checking the boxes.
- Fill out the request form with accurate tenant or guest details.
- Submit your request — you will receive confirmation once approved.
- Collect the item within 15 minutes of approval to avoid cancellation.
- All items must be returned by the due time selected in your form.
- Late returns may affect future borrowing privileges.
- If you made a mistake in the form, you can wait for the office to update your request
- Handle all items with care.
- Items are shared resources — return them in the same condition you received them.
- If you face any issues, contact the leasing office or staff in charge.
To make sure everyone can enjoy both fun and peace at home, please follow these 5 rules:
- ⏰ Respect Quiet Hours (10 PM – 8 AM)
• Keep voices low and games calm during nighttime hours.
• Wrap up louder games before 10 PM. - 👥 Limit Group Size to 4 People Inside Units
• For larger groups, please use community rooms or outdoor spaces if available. - 🧸 Use Soft Surfaces
• Play on carpet, rugs, or tablecloths to reduce noise from dice and game pieces. - 🚪 Keep Doors and Windows Closed During Games
• Prevents sound from spilling into hallways or neighbors' windows. - 🔈 Use Indoor Voices
• Avoid yelling, cheering, or playing high-volume party games (like charades or Mafia) inside your unit.
🫡 “Play with Pride” — Your Neighborly Code of Respect
In our community, fun and respect go hand in hand. We believe in the simple joy of board games — laughter, bonding, and time well spent. But with that freedom comes a shared responsibility: to make sure everyone can enjoy their home in peace.
When you play games in your unit, you're not just having fun — you're protecting a privilege for all. You’re helping ensure that future game nights remain possible, without rules or restrictions.
Being mindful of noise isn’t just a courtesy — it’s a sign of unity. It says, “I care about the family living above me, the night-shift nurse next door, and the baby sleeping down the hall.”
Just like voting, recycling, or holding the door — this is how good neighbors build great communities. It’s the small things, done consistently, that create something we’re proud to call home.
So play on — with pride, with awareness, and with heart.
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