Estephanie Villaba is truly one of the most understanding and compassionate property managers I…read morehave ever known. The property improvements she has implemented over the past several years have been wonderful. She is honestly one of the main reasons I have lived at my current location for nearly 20 years. Griswold is lucky to have her!

I loved at Casa Corona for about 8 years. The manager Estephany was always very helpful,…read moreinformative and always responsive. Any time I needed something done, she would make sure maintenance was there that same day or the next day the latest. If you are looking for a place with great management Casa Corona Apartments is a great place to live.

I had an outstanding experience getting into a new home with Cal-Prop management. Garrison…read moreresponded to my request to view the property immediately and I was able to meet for a showing in less than 20 minutes. Outstanding customer service with any questions I had. The application process was extremely smooth as well. I was able to secure the property very quickly, and the move in paperwork process was made very convenient. After moving in, Garrison went above and beyond in finding me a different parking spot that would better fit my truck, and responded right away to any other questions I had. The administrative customer service with Heather in the Mission Valley office was top-tier as well. I would highly recommend any opportunity to do business with Cal-Prop Management.

I love these guys, best management company I ever had. Especially Kari, she is prompt and on time…read moreand helps out any chance she can get with any problems or questions I have. I highly recommend this company.

Professionals. Friendly. Responsive. No surprises. Honest…read moreteam that's helping me saving money and get the most out of my rental properties. Definitely recommend.

As a property owner I wouldn't recommend this company at all. The CFO Tony Tibbets repeatedly…read moredidn't make the HOA payments for my property and it is part of his job to do so. That cause late fees and unnecessary confusion. Joshua Burton, the President of this company, tried to gaslight me regarding a missing $300 from my payment. He said I was paid out for it and once I proved I wasn't he stopped responding to me. Victor Long, the property manager for my property, allowed the tenants to repeatedly pay late and didn't take any action until I became more involved with the situation. When I changed property managers we weren't given the documents requested and needed. They gave us duplicates of documents we didn't need. They gave us the incorrect document for the current rent which caused a rent shortage for April 2026. When changing management companies it was discovered an HOA payment was missed (again) and instead of taking responsibility for it Tony and Victor tried to blame it on my new manager. It turns out the check was never cashed, if it was actually sent, so they wouldn't have been able to balance their books. Now there is a late fee I have had to pay for out of pocket because Tony Tibbets won't respond to me Finally the person employed to answer their phones is unhelpful and does the bare minimum. He said his name is Keith but I'm not sure if that's true. Stay as far away from this company as possible!

Jarett and Holly have been amazing to work with these last six years of renting. They have always…read moreresponded promptly to issues and have taken care of my family every time a need arises. I wholeheartedly recommend Attard Property Management.

I had a fantastic experience renting with APM!From the very beginning, the process was seamless…read more The team was professional, responsive, and truly cared about making sure I felt comfortable and taken care of. The property was well-maintained, and any concerns were addressed promptly. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable, stress-free rental experience. I even recommended a friend who is interested in purchasing a home in SD this spring to work with the Attards! Mahalo !

We lived with urban coast for three years at north park. It has been a great experience - Grace was…read morea pleasure, communicative, very helpful as a property manager and quick to respond. The maintenance team (Jesse and the other techs) were professional and always great to work with. They responded to maintenance requests quickly - they prioritize based on urgency. We didnt have a whole lot of major issues, except for some roof leaks which they took care of quickly. The maintenance team is on point, but they can get very busy since they cover a large area, so if your issue is not as urgent (electrical issue, water intrusion, plumbing issues, etc) as another tenant's, sometimes the schedule gets missed on their end and you have to follow up. Overall, I would definitely recommend living at a UCP property, Grace (PM) and Jesse's maintenance team made living in SD an easy experience from move in to move out.

BED BUGS IN WALLS. Run as fast as you can. I've been renting a cottage on 30th Street for the last…read moreyear. My lease is up this week! For the most part your emails, texts and phone calls will go unanswered. Parking area is like up side garbage can, filthy. Homeless people sleeping and people shooting up in car port every night and day. Management company says, "Oh well". Other cottages have had break-ins. Multiple! Management company says, "Oh well". They are building a new building next door and I'm constantly blocked from my parking spot. Management company says, "Oh well". And this week while moving out I found bed bugs crawling out of electrical socket. It took managment company THREE days to get back to me and you know what they said."Oh well" we're not reimbursing your for all of the items thrown away or the treatment! Not one follow up question about the situation. Not one! Run from any listing from Urban Coast Properties. They weill sweet talk you in to signing a lease and then leave you hanging! Bed bugs! They have no intention at all for even telling other residents at my location. RUN!

Thank you, Nick for the showing. Five star service all the way! Very pleased with the results.read more

Harland is worthless. Harland is allowing a tenant to run a used car business from a house they…read moremanage. The house is in a residential area - not a commercial area. The renter has up to TWENTY used cars parked on our neighborhood street. Customers coming and going. Car repairs in the street. Car delivery drivers speeding down the street. Harland believes whatever the tenant tells them [lies]. Repeated calls to Harland are worthless.

We love working with Cabrillo Properties. They are honest and fast to respond to needs when on…read moreproperty. Their follow up and attention to detail are top notch.

A major driver in our decision to move on was the total lack of follow-through and operational…read morecontinuity. We experienced a constant revolving door of staff, where requests were routinely met with empty assurances like 'I will handle and follow up,' only for the issue to be completely abandoned. This lack of accountability made managing the property incredibly difficult. If someone was on vacation the owner simply had to wait 3 weeks for them to return. They will also use contractors from Yelp with 2 stars and charge the max amount not needing approval from owners.

Robin, each statement in your response is contradicted by documentation. Let me address them…read moredirectly. "3 city inspectors came out and none were able to substantiate your claims." The City of San Diego drafted a Civil Penalty Notice CE-0538220 citing three code violations -- an official enforcement action, not a finding of compliance. Additionally, a smoke detector was not installed in my unit until June 1, 2026, more than seven months after I first reported its absence in writing in October 2025. I have also filed complaints that are active with 12+ state and federal agencies including HUD, the EPA, the California Attorney General, the CFPB, APCD, and the California Civil Rights Department. "We are sorry you chose to not live in the unit." I did not choose. On November 5, 2025, a sewage flood caused by the building's unaddressed plumbing infrastructure failure displaced me from the unit. The flood involved Category 3 black water, classified as a biohazard, along with mold, asbestos, and possible lead contamination. I have been refused relocation assistance despite medical statements advising me not to return until the unit was properly remediated. Displacement caused by uninhabitable conditions is not a choice. "We addressed the concerns" and "done all we can." The remediation performed was incomplete and improper. The shared plumbing wall between the bathroom and kitchen was partially addressed on the bathroom side -- the kitchen side was left untouched behind the cabinet. Mold regrew as a result. The March 2026 abatement was performed without proper containment, directly causing total loss of my personal property. The contractors used were unlicensed. "You were still obligated to pay rent." California Civil Code §1942.4 prohibits a landlord from collecting rent when a Civil Penalty Notice has been issued and violations remain unresolved. Beyond that, your own rent ledger shows $0 owed. In fact, I am owed approximately $1,542 in unpaid rent credits, plus reimbursement for utilities I continue paying on an uninhabitable unit. "We were even willing to release you from the lease." I have been a continuous tenant since September 2021 -- over four years. The lease you reference was a 100+ page document imposed on me October 30th, seven days before the sewage flood, replacing a two-page agreement, yet somehow my tenancy start date is listed as October 1, 2025. Despite documented continuous occupancy since September 2021. Offering to release a long-term tenant mid-displacement from a lease of questionable validity is not goodwill. "There is no city inspector or dept that can find a reason your unit is not safe to reside in." Civil Penalty Notice CE-0538220 and 12+ open agency complaints say otherwise. So does my physician's written statement. So do the environmental findings from the inspection of the unit. On the window -- and the characterization of our relationship. You fulfilled a basic maintenance obligation. Invoking that on a public platform while a tenant has been displaced for seven-plus months, had all of their personal property destroyed, and incurred significant medical harm does not reflect well. I have full documentation of every item above and have provided it to the relevant agencies and legal counsel. What I have zero documentation of is any clearance certificate, proof of licensed vendors, scope of work, or post-remediation clearance from any period. -- Courtney Heuter

The idea of acceptable repairs are a joke. Tenants can put in request for something broken or be a…read moresafety issue and the property management company doesn't respond or they do the repair half way. The blacktop in the center has had serious cracks and spots where it buckled and becomes a dangerous trip hazard especially at night! Their back gate to the parking spots has been layered with bags of sand to cover the hole which is a safety issue. I guess this is proof of how they fix things. The structure of the stucco has soft spots around the bottom which allows small pest to enter.