Overall Experience: I've lived here for 10 years and have…read moreseen both the highs and lows of this place. Despite changes over the years, it's remained a comfortable home. The current manager is absolutely amazing.always willing to help and very responsive. Luis, the head of maintenance, is fantastic and dependable. He's quick to respond when anything breaks, and you can often see him riding around in his golf cart keeping things in order. Pros: Long-term, reliable management and maintenance staff Ongoing renovations and upgrades Remodeled units are attractive with dark wood features and glitter countertops Strong sense of familiarity and community over time Cons: Stray cats around the property Parking can be limited or difficult at times Some units still need updating (currently in progress) Management: Exceptional. Kristi, the manager, is helpful, communicative, and always ready to assist. Maintenance, especially Luis, is fast, friendly, and reliable. Amenities: There are shared laundry rooms available on-site, and some apartments have in-unit washer and dryer hookups. Safety: Security cameras are installed throughout the property, which helps residents feel safer and adds peace of mind. Noise Level: During summer days, kids often play in the courtyard, but they're usually inside by a decent hour. Some apartments have small get-togethers, but the noise rarely gets out of hand. If it does, you can just knock and kindly ask if they can bring the party inside.most of the time, they're just having fun and lose track of time. Everyone here is really chill and respectful. Would You Recommend It? Yes. If you're looking for a place with a strong management team, a laid-back community, and the promise of continued improvements, this is a solid option.

They make it seem like they work with credit when they don't. Made me waste my time going back and…read moreforth, filling out an app, my gas, and money applying. They didn't even have the courtesy to tell me, I had to call them twice. Another shii-tee rental company, don't waste your time or money. Things that are so valuable these days. Go to people who are going to be upfront with you and are professional.

Jennifer and Lydia are always amazing , every time I walk into the office they have a positive…read moreattitude and they welcome me with smiles. The place itself to live is awesome , I feel super close to everything , only an hour away from the mountains and the beach and super close to good eats at Victoria Gardens . 10/10 place to live !!

Levante is a gated apartment complex community. With one car garage , pool and gym . It's a…read morebeautiful community, exterior landscape looks well maintained . Here for a friend's birthday party, unfortunately as guests there is no intercom or button to contact the residents. My friend was at the pool and met me at the gate door by the manager's office.

Maintenance is amazing. They're very attentive, detail oriented - very cordial and respectful. I…read morefeel very comfortable when maintenance comes around and assist me with my needs. Thank you for having a great team.

My husband and I lived at Aspire Rialto (formerly Rialto Breeze) for over seven years…read more Let me start with the good - the neighborhood is relatively calm and within walking distance of a few grocery stores. This was super convenient! Just a short drive away is the renaissance shopping area which is also really nice. I think most people keep to themselves but I would say everyone is generally pretty friendly. I liked the pet stations that were around the property. Unfortunately, we were forced to look for another place to live due to an unprovoked homophobic attack by our downstairs neighbor. Police were called and she was arrested, but what followed was almost worse than the incident itself. The property management refused to do anything! We sent over the arrest record, video of the arrest, photos where she egged our apartment and nothing was done. The conduct of the tenant in the apartment below us was clearly in violation of the lease (unless Aspire is okay with homophobia?) but nothing was done. They didn't even have the decency to clean the egg off the side of our building as requested. I sent several emails and phone calls asking to escalate the situation to someone higher than the property manager as it seemed she was unwilling to do anything but after that, it was just silence. I realize the above scenario is incredibly specific, but if something like that went unaddressed, I wonder how many other complaints are falling on deaf ears. If not for the above, I think we might have stayed longer despite the high cost of living there. Not just in rent, but the absurd cost to do laundry and hope the dryer you put money into decides to work that day. The cost of utilities exploded in recent years without any explanation. The grounds used to be clean and well maintained, but in recent months was looking pretty bad with kids' toys and bikes strewn across the property. Hopefully they have gotten that under control but it seems unlikely. The worst part in our last months of living there was the lack of communication. Years ago if any major work or inspection was happening, we would get notified way in advance. Before we moved, we were getting notifications on our door less than 24 hours before the noted time. Good luck trying to talk to anyone! The office has posted hours but more likely than not, you'll see a closed sign. I think the neighborhood is great, but there are a lot of other options in the area and I recommend looking around before settling on Aspire. I really loved living here before the property management switch. I'm not sure I would recommend it now.

Update: the maintenance has still been extremely efficient with quick responses. However I've…read moreknocked down my rating due to the extremely slow process while renovating the pool and gym area, not having access to these amenities but still having to paying for them. Also, the package pickup system is annoying. No notification when you receive a package at the office and they'll just return them after a week if they're not picked up. Not having pickup boxes for package deliveries has resulted in stolen packages and the inability to pick them up if your unable to get to the office before they close. These would be easy additions that would make living here much more enjoyable and convenient.

After living here for two years, I've changed my review. I previously gave it 5 stars. Old…read moremanagement was much more friendly, courteous, and RESPONSIVE. Summer, Claudia, and Corina were quick to answer calls from their residents (they have caller ID and didn't just answer potential resident calls), they quickly answered emails, they were in the office during office hours (they took turns with lunch breaks), they addressed noise complaints quickly, etc. A year, we get new management. They slowly let everyone go and brought in their own people. As nice as Vivian (the manger) is in person, I asked for a courtesy call if there was going to be remodeling done around my apartment as I work nights and sleep during the day. She assured me she would let me know so I could make other arrangements for when I worked. Remodeling (banging and drilling) happened every month for 1-2 weeks at a time. Noise was outrageous and she never kept true to her word so it affected me at work. The office was closed more often either because they were now short staffed (by choice it seemed) or they took their lunches at the same time. This was inconvenient for residents who have busy schedules. They were never there not to mention they NEVER answer the phones. It's almost like they see their caller ID and let it go to voice mail. I felt I had to email over and over and over again before a response. It wasn't until I moved out the last week, and they had to bill me for move out, that they emailed and were super quick to respond. Just a heads up! Even though your contract says normal Wear and tear upon move out is ok, they still charge you a cleaning fee of $160. I even scrubbed everything myself so I wasn't charged for stains. They tag on the carpet cleaning fee (which I totally understand that one) of $65. Plus you are charged another $110 approximately for the next 62 days of trash, sewage, water. They explained this is because you don't pay the first one when you move in. Ok fine, I get that one too. And if your lease happens to end on the 1st of a month, be expected to pay another $125.44. Honestly most of those charges I understand, but when I asked them, to inform me of charges and things I need to know prior to moving out (when I gave my months notice) they should tell you what to expect. Instead they ignore you. I'm so glad I moved out of there. It's sad because it was so nice when I first moved it. I was drawn in by the girls downstairs and management. How nice the community was. New management downgraded the luxury aspect. The community has dog poop everywhere, louder neighbors, trash in the hallways, etc. It actually sucks to have to write this review but it needs to be honest for people who actually are looking for certain things. Hope this helps but ultimately everyone has their own opinions as they should.

My name is Morgan and I lived here from May 2024-May 2025. It took me some time to get to this. But…read moreI got along well with all of the staff and never had any issues, until move out. The manager did my property inspection and said I was probably going to get most of my deposit back and she could tell I really took care of it. They ended up taking my full deposit, most was for "painting." Attached are the photos of my apartment at move out. Look at the quality of it and decide if you are willing to turn yours in, in pretty much pristine condition, and still get a $1000 bill. I was so disappointed by what felt like a betrayal from the team who I trusted and really vibed with. All the reviews mentioned this happens and I even told the manager (Bri) I was anxious about it and she assured me it wouldn't happen to me. Also their parent company was sued for something similar and lost :)

Such a shame that a beautiful apartment complex in a prime location can be ruined by incompetent…read moreproperty management (Bre) and the move out manager (Raul). After living there for more than two and a half years and never missing a rent payment, we were met with an apartment complex that over charges in move out fees to make up for the many vacancies the apartment complex has and for a reason. Please take this and the many horrible reviews into consideration Victoria Arbors has before moving in. Do not make the mistake I made. When it came to move out time they had us pay $1,187 after they took already took our $1,300 deposit which is insane. We had our move out inspection on July 1st, and were told they are behind on move out inspections so we wouldn't hear back from them too quickly. We finally heard back from them on July 16th via email, with an ultimatum to agree to the charges and a payment plan by July 21st or they would send us to collections even after going back and forth for some of the outrages chargers they pinned us down for. One of the most outrages costs was paying a total of $920 for full paint and an addition $235 for paint materials even after living there for 2.5 years, wear and tear was not taken into consideration. We only mounted two televisions on 3 walls and they still took it upon themselves to charge me for every wall in the apartment. They also charged us cleaning fees of $190 and full carpet replacement of $914 due to "pet damage" although my Labrador was trained and never had an accident inside the apartment. However, we had no pictures of the underneath part of the carpet(what they check) before moving in so we could not dispute it. In addition they reglaze the bathtub after every tenet move in, two months after moving in the tub started to peel and crack we were still charged $275 as a reglaze fee because of this. Lastly, Raul told us they put a claim to our insurance for the carpet and would let us know if it would get approved or not. After following up with the insurance their was no claim placed until we asked Raul for a claim number which he didn't get back to us until the following day to which the claim was placed the following morning after proof was asked(via our insurance let us know no claim was placed until the following day when we received an email from Raul). Very distasteful, I wish I read the reviews before moving in, THERE IS A REASON THEY HAVE SO MANY VACANCIES.

I want to take a moment to personally thank Camino real apartments and their staff. I've been here…read morefor over 7 years now. Firs I want to say thank you to Araceli, Yesenia and Ofcourse I can't forget about the maintenance guys Raudel and Anthony. Thank you guys for always making this place feel like home. Always being there and make sure our apartment is in great condition. I also want to add that having all the amenities and amazing school district just walking distance. Has truly been a blessing to us. Once again thank you

Friendly and professional staff. Addressed and accommodated all of my concerns. Beautiful newly…read morerenovated apartment with all of the amenities that I wanted: central a/c, multi ceiling fans, dishwasher, washer & dryer, patio, crown molding, and most importantly my own private garage w/ remote opener.

Great place to live. Peaceful and friendly. The manager Denise keeps up with everything and is…read morevery communicative and helpful with any problems that come up. Gets things handled right away. She's also very understanding when it comes to certain situations which is so helpful.

I've been living here since fall of 2025. My experience since the beginning with the manager Denise…read morehas been great. Denise, is always approachable, organized, and fair. She was quick to respond to all the questions I had prior to applying for the unit. I have small children and had questions about the area, schools, and safety and she was overall friendly and informative. The assistant manager Star was also very helpful and made our application process run smooth. She was quick at answering any questions I had from the documents that needed to be filled out for the application approval to random things about my unit. I am pleased to have them as the apartment manager and assistant manager of Kendall Brook apartments. The unit I'm in came with stainless steel appliances which made the unit appearance better. I also like that there's a laundry room on site with upgraded washer and dryers. I haven't had any issues with neighbors everyone usually keeps to themselves. If I have one complaint is that the outside hallways appear to be dirty but could be easily fixed with a pressure wash. Overall experience is good.

They have 2 floor plans and 2 different styles. Meaning one floor plan is more upgraded with the…read moreother. Naturally I fell in love with the more upgraded apartment. I didn't have an appointment, and walked in with someone that did. He was nice enough to let me tour with him and his daughter, so the Leasing agent didnt have to do separate tours AND I wouldn't have to wait. I forget the name, but the biggest upgraded 1 bedroom, but it was the one I liked mostly. mostly.

Beautiful property, but READ EVERY WORD BEFORE SIGNING ANYTHING…read more The property itself is gorgeous, and my tour guide paid attention to details about my lifestyle when showing me units, which, that part was genuinely great. But unfortunately, I got badly burned on the application/holding fees, and I've learned I'm not the only one. I was never told upfront that I only had 72 hours to withdraw my application and get my fee back. I asked multiple times, both during the tour and on follow-up calls, whether I could get my $200 holding deposit back if I didn't like the unit once it was actually ready to view. I was told yes, every time. I specifically said I didn't want to sign anything with the lease, until I'd seen the actual unit I'd be living in. When the time came for the approval phone call, I felt pressured into moving forward on a unit I hadn't agreed to sight-unseen, and ended up losing $250 ($50 application fee + $200 holding fee) rather than deal with it further. (Now imagine multiple other applicants in the same situation... it can add up..) This is my first time renting in the US, so yes, I should have read the fine print more carefully instead of trusting what I was told on the phone and in person. That's on me. I can own that. But if they're loose with the truth before you've signed anything, I have to wonder what else is buried in the lease itself. TO FUTURE RENTERS AND OTHER FIRST TIME RENTERS: bring someone experienced with US leasing, bring a real estate agent, or at minimum read every single document before you hand over any money... don't rely on verbal reassurances, even if the staff seem trustworthy. I trusted the leasing team, including Toni, and it cost me $250 to learn that lesson