I never thought I'd live in a beautiful place like Harbor View. It's so refreshing to wake up and…read moresee the ocean from my apartment. the manager Julie is always working above and beyond to make sure everyone is living their best. She always hi to everyone and has that energy you'll never forget. I do hope sometime in the future, the company can add another VTM card machine on the other apartment complex for laundry.

I just moved to Harbor view apartments about a month ago and I love this place. Great location and…read moregreat ocean view. Walking distance to Downtown Ventura, to Ventura's beautiful cross and yhe botanical gardens. Property manager here is great, very helpful and her attention to detail is incredibly. I highly recommend this property/apartments to anyone out there looking for great spacious apartments.

My second year living in this lovely and peaceful community. When I wish to feel rejuvenated, all…read moreI need is to step outside and be immersed in the grounding energy of the coast. Paired with the comforts of a modern lifestyle, cared and assisted by a group of dedicated staff (maintenance, leasing and security), while surrounded by kind neighbors. I very much look forward to returning to a safe and healthy refuge after a day's hard work.

I had a good experience with management here overall. It's a quieter community. If you're younger…read moreand looking for a more lively environment, this probably isn't the best fit. Quiet hours are 10pm-8am, and they are pretty well respected. We decided to move after our rent increased by $150, but there are definitely some nice perks here. One big plus is the electric vehicle EV charging stations, you won't find any apartment complexes in Ventura with this many chargers. They also have Amazon package hubs on-site, which is very convenient. I never had a package stolen, but if you do run into any issues, Clay is the person to talk to. A downside for me was that barbecuing on patios isn't allowed. A few grills are located on-site. I'll miss the black cat that used to wander the complex. Most of the people here are nice and friendly, though some can be pretty strict when it comes to rules. Management is good with emails which I really liked too. I don't like calling randomly. They seem to be understanding of all points of view. Frederick is the best by the way! He's the best maintenance guy I've ever had (and I've rented a few times) and he's so nice! No complaints with the team here. I think they are pretty reasonable for the most part. We were only here a year. There's also some hard water here but we added a filter to the shower and sink.

I would like to share that my experience at Mosaic Apartments in Oxnard has been unbelievably…read morepositive. My husband and I, along with my elderly mother, recently went through a very difficult transition after being forced out of our rental home of 17 years due to a situation involving a corrupt fiduciary, which was even reported in an article printed on March 8, 2026. During such an overwhelming and emotional time, finding Mosaic Apartments turned out to be a true blessing. My first contact was with Samantha in the office, and she made what felt like a very overwhelming online application and move-in process as smooth and stress-free as possible for us. Her patience and kindness meant so much during a very stressful moment in our lives. Since moving in, Tiffany, the resident manager, has been absolutely amazing. She, along with the rest of the team, truly goes above and beyond to make residents feel welcome and taken care of. Charlene in the office has also been incredibly helpful and friendly. The maintenance team -- Carlos, Danny, and Erica -- have been outstanding as well. Any request we submit is handled quickly and professionally, which shows how much they care about maintaining the community. Tiffany and her entire staff create such a friendly, welcoming environment that truly makes this place feel like home. The location is also extremely convenient, being right behind The Collection and just off the freeway, which makes getting to everything very easy. This community has made our transition into this new chapter of life much smoother than we ever expected, and for that we are truly grateful. I cannot say enough positive things about Mosaic Apartments and the incredible team here -- Tiffany, Samantha, Charlene, Carlos, Danny, and Erica. I would highly recommend Mosaic Apartments to anyone looking for a wonderful place to live with a caring and dedicated staff.

Worst experience of touring apartments…read more My sister and I had a 1pm reservation to tour the apartments. We had called ahead the previous week and set it up. The day of, it poured the whole time, and we were still on time. We walked in, and a lady who never introduced herself to us came out of her office to tell us, "We aren't taking any walk-ins today". We had to tell her we had an appointment just for her to talk to us in a calmer manner. She then gave us a guest pass paper to fill out and said she would be about 10-20 minutes because she was backed up. We waited for 45 minutes with no contact from her before we had to leave to visit another location. She apologized and told us to come back on the same day or another time. We visited a few more properties and then returned at 4:30 p.m. that same day. She came out of her empty office and told us that she couldn't see us because she was still on her lunch break and had just given a tour to someone else. She ended it all by saying she was too tired to give us a tour of the property because the day had been a long day for her. Honestly, her awful attitude and her out-of-the-gate refusal attitude makes me think she profiled us as someone who wouldn't be able to afford the cost of living or something. I have no idea how she was so busy she could tour other people but not us. For all those shopping for an apartment, beware of this place. Dress nicely, or you might get ignored. God bless that we found a dream apartment somewhere else in the same price range. I would never let anyone I care about visit that place.

I lived here for three years, never had any problems, with maintenance or the landlord. Any problem…read moreI ever had, were resolved immediately. The owner of the building is really down to earth and reasonable. the only thing I wish they did more, is events for the tenants and carts for the elevator. But overall, I really enjoyed my time there and would recommend it. You can walk anywhere downtown from the building, as well as to the beach from this location, with beautiful views!

I am so thankful for April, the manager of the Kalthom Building. Because of her I've had THE BEST…read moreexperience ever moving into a building. She's a true professional and words can't express my gratitude for her. The building itself speaks for itself, the archeticture is beautiful and their layouts and quality are superb. This building checks every box if your looking for the higher end finishes/appliances/etc. The rooftop is the best in all of Ventura County, it's breath taking up there. The courtyard is just gorgeous and you'll feel a sense of pride just walking to your apartment door. The Kalthom is the place you want to move too, take my word and experience for it. You won't regret it.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Zoila and our entire leasing experience. From the very…read morefirst phone call, she was beyond friendly and genuinely welcoming. What stood out the most was her empathy and kindness toward my situation and why finding a new home was so important for my family. I shared with her that I wanted my boys to have a say in choosing our new home, and she truly honored that. During our tour, she made a point to include both of them--asking their thoughts, listening to their opinions, and showing them around as if she were welcoming family into her own home. It meant more to me than I can put into words. It didn't feel transactional at all--it felt personal, warm, and sincere. The leasing process itself was incredibly smooth. I applied online and received a response within 24 hours. Everything was clear, easy to access via email, and well organized. I tend to ask a lot of questions (just to make sure I fully understand everything!), and not once did Zoila make me feel like I was asking too much. She was patient, thorough, and reassuring every step of the way. The location is amazing--so close to everything, most places within a mile or less. There's a park right across the street and my kids absolutely love it. I'm so grateful I made that call to check availability because we truly found our new home. Thank you, Zoila, for making this transition such a positive and beautiful experience for my family. We couldn't be happier.

They post they have one bedroom apartment in fact knowing they dont , do not bother it's a scamread more

Warning: Document EVERYTHING if you rent from this apartment complex…read more Thankfully, I kept all communication through email, photos because without documentation this situation could have been much worse. I lived at this property for about 4 years and moved out in January 2026. I purposely waited until after receiving my deposit to leave a review. Honestly, my first 3 years here were great. Back in 2022, management and maintenance were responsive, friendly, and helpful. Parking was my only real complaint because residents are not guaranteed even one reserved spot, but since I lived near the leasing office, guest and neighborhood parking was manageable. Because our experience had been positive, when my partner and I decided to downgrade to a 1-bedroom apartment, we chose to stay at the property and transfer units. Unfortunately, that's when everything went downhill. Parking became an absolute nightmare. We were placed on a waitlist for a carport for about 5 months, despite there being several visibly empty spots. We even knew of one available space next to our new unit because the previous tenant moved out the same day we moved in. I was told they would contact us once we were off the waitlist. Eventually, we were offered a parking spot for an additional +$70/month. Shortly after paying for it, people repeatedly parked in our assigned space. When we contacted management or asked about towing, we were told they could not tow a vehicle unless it had been parked there for more than 48 hours. Their "solution" was giving us stickers to place on the cars ourselves. So after coming home late from work at 10 PM, if someone was in our paid parking spot, we were basically out of luck and forced to park in nearby neighborhoods and walk a long distance home. Management offered no real solution. The biggest issue came during our lease renewal. In June 2025, we requested a 6-month lease renewal instead of a full year. I communicated consistently through email with a staff member named Misty, who reassured me multiple times that management was reviewing the request and that we should continue paying rent as normal. I followed up monthly and continued paying rent on time every single month. In September 2025, I received an email confirming our renewal, but there were no details regarding new rates or lease changes. I assumed our rate stayed the same. I even replied thanking them and submitted updated ESA paperwork and pet information as requested. I was told everything was "all set." Then on October 30th, I received a call from a new management employee informing me our apartment had been marked as VACANT. I immediately forwarded months of prior email communication proving we had been actively communicating with the office since June. He thanked me, reassured me everything was fine, and asked me to resend our vehicle and pet information because the office apparently did not have updated records. Then on November 18th, ironically my birthday. I received another call saying we were suddenly past due by over $900. Apparently, management had decided to retroactively apply increased rent charges and additional fees dating all the way back to June through October 2025, despite never finalizing or clearly communicating those changes to us. This created weeks of stress, confusion, unanswered emails, and constant follow-up calls. At one point, these charges were added on top of our already expensive monthly rent of $2,700+ for a 1-bedroom apartment. After 4 phone calls and 5+ emails, the incorrect charges were finally removed in December 2025, and we agreed to the updated rent for our final months because by then we already knew we were leaving. The entire management team felt completely overwhelmed and disorganized. Staff turnover seemed extremely high, communication was inconsistent, and nobody appeared to know what was going on. For a property managed by Cushman & Wakefield, the experience became shockingly unprofessional. To make matters worse: - submitted two maintenance request 1 for our air conditioning unit, wasn't working. Maintenance came a week later (flooded our hallway carpet, left a big fan. Said they'd come back for it to finish us. It stayed with us until we moved out) O ur dryer as the clip broke in the rotator (or something) they said they'd need to come back once ordered. Went the last 5 weeks with no dryer - Two scheduled move-out walkthroughs were completely missed by management - We experienced delays getting responses to emails and voicemails - Our security deposit was delayed 2 month - We eventually received only a partial deposit refund with NO itemized receipt or explanation just a check in the mail At this point, I was simply relieved to be done with this place. I have every email, photo, and piece of documentation saved, but I no longer wanted to continue fighting with management after moving out. I would absolutely not recommend this property to anyone.

I lived here for five years from 2020-2025 and would strongly warn future tenants about a mandatory…read more$295 move-out cleaning fee that is NOT disclosed anywhere in the lease agreement, which raises serious legal and transparency concerns. No matter how clean you leave the unit, you will be charged. I hired a professional cleaner and completed a move-out walk-through with the head of maintenance. When I told him I had lived there for five years, he was clearly surprised by the condition of the unit and commented on how well it had been maintained compared to what he typically sees. Despite this, I was still charged the full $295. When I questioned why this mandatory fee wasn't disclosed upon moving in I was told by the office manager a sorry excuse , " i've worked in this industry a really long time and all apartments do this" Rule enforcement here is highly selective. Certain tenants were repeatedly reported by multiple residents for clear lease violations, including smoking inside their unit and allowing their dog off-leash, yet were allowed to remain for over a year with no meaningful action taken. Rule enforcement seemed to happen only around scheduled inspections, with a sudden wave of lease violation notices appearing after management gets called out by district managers for lack of enforcement.(see photo of bamboo lease violation I got when other tenants had bamboo still up for months after I got the violation) To be fair, I did have surrounding neighbors who were genuinely kind, respectful, and easy to live next to, as well as all maintenance employees were very friendly and helpful! That was one of the few positive aspects of living here. Over my tenancy, the property changed owners twice and went through constant staff and manager turnover. Once Cushman & Wakefield took over management, the experience became noticeably more corporate and impersonal. Office staff turnover increased, tenant communication declined, and issues were handled inconsistently. I would strongly advise residents to carefully review the lease renewal notices that are posted on doors each year and do the math yourself. In my case, the proposed increase exceeded California's allowable rent cap under California Civil Code §1947.12, which limits annual rent increases to a maximum of 10%. Once I raised this concern, my emails went unanswered for 5 months, which ultimately pushed me out. This property is marketed as a "community," but under a large conglomerate management like Cushman & Wakefield, it functions as a for-profit operation with little reinvestment in residents. Mailboxes are frequently broken into without meaningful security upgrades, rents increase year after year, and overall quality of life steadily declines. It started off like a dream, like I found the most perfect apartment and complex in Ventura! By the end, it was an absolute nightmare. If you move here I highly recommend to document everything, get all terms in writing, and ask very direct questions before signing your lease!!!

Beautiful property where peaceful living is prioritized. The managers, Wendi & Jennifer are super…read morefriendly, and helpful, and are quick to act to when any problems arise. It's also great having night time security which adds an extra level of safety for everyone. Truly love it here.

Absolutely horrific renewal process and the complete exemplification of why the rental market is…read morefundamentally broken. They offered me an above-market renewal, and when I tried to negotiate, they acted like I was crazy and that I was asking them to do something illegal. In previous years, they asked for a significant increase and justified it by saying it was just what the market supported, but now that the market isn't supporting increases, they still demand one. All I wanted them to do was to match my rent to the offers they were making on vacant units, but they flatly declined to even talk to me. This dragged on long enough that I was unable to give the 30-day notice. So I either have to sign the above-market lease or pay an exorbitant month to month payment until I move. Highly do not recommend.

We've lived here for almost 2 years. When we first moved from LA it was great. The rent was a…read morelittle high for the area and the lack of amenities, but compared to LA prices we didn't mind. Our unit is large and everything was in great shape. Last month the management company changed. And not only has the quality of service declined but it also appears that the quality of tenant has as well. Again, these units aren't cheap. Our rent is over $3500/mo. Units that face the harbor are over $4500/mo. So there is an expectation with this kind of rent that you won't have the same issues that you would have in a lower income building. No judgment. Just an assumption. There has always been a lot of activity outside of the building because we are in a high pedestrian area. However, I've never felt unsafe, until now. Cars inside of our "secure" garage have been broken into. My boyfriend saw someone doing drugs near the dumpsters. This morning I woke up to a truck full of stuff and a car full of more stuff, parked illegally outside of the building. It was there all night. And as of 11:30a it is still there. People move in and out all the time. But we've never had someone just park a truck full of crap in front of the budling. The car looks like it barely runs and considering the fact that the tags expired in 2021, I doubt that it will be on the road much. Which means this car will most likely be parked indefinitely. We've had an issue with a neighbor that we addressed multiple times with the new property manager who has done nothing about it. There were issues with the previous manager, however she was always available and responsive. What was the point of hiring a new property manager who is worse than the last. Who is DUMOSO any way? We absolutely love the area but we were already planning on moving when our lease is up because are sure the rent is going to go up again, and it isn't worth it. But now, we can't wait to leave. If you can afford rent at this price point, I'd look elsewhere.

Seems like typical laziness. I've contacted the property…read moremultiple times via email, Zillow, even tried calling them - no one ever got back. But what a surprise - 2 weeks later I'm receiving an email from Melissa Reyes with basic "Thank you for your interest in The Reserve at Seabridge" ... (one extra Star for it) If this is how they treat front end customers, can't even imagine what it's like to be a tenant there.