Subject: A Heartfelt Thank You…read more Dear Charmaine Hemmings, Alison Moindron, and Leslie Cumbay, I hope this message finds you all well. I wanted to take a moment to sincerely thank each of you for your professionalism, kindness, and support during my time at Camden Aventura. Your dedication and willingness to help have not gone unnoticed, and I truly appreciate the care and attention you bring to the community every day. It makes a meaningful difference to feel heard, respected, and supported, and you have each contributed to creating that experience. Your efforts help make the community feel like home, and that is something very special. Thank you again for everything you do. I am truly grateful. With appreciation, Marcela Gutiérrez

1/5 If I could give…read more0 stars, I absolutely would. This place should be ashamed of calling itself a gated community. The gates are constantly broken and left wide open, making the entire property accessible to anyone. At this point, there is absolutely no difference between this complex and an open public street. Any stranger, thief, trespasser, or unleashed animal can walk in without any restriction. What's even more alarming is that there have already been incidents involving stolen vehicles, yet management still hasn't taken permanent action to improve security. The condition of the property is equally unacceptable. Hallways and common areas are neglected for months at a time. Residents have repeatedly reported disgusting conditions, including dirt, debris, and even worms in the corridors. No one should be paying premium Miami rent prices to live in these conditions. The most frustrating part is the complete lack of urgency from management. Residents are forced to complain about the exact same problems over and over again, while nothing changes. Families with children should not have to worry about strangers walking around the property, broken gates, unsafe conditions, and unsanitary common areas. We are paying thousands of dollars every month, not to live in a poorly maintained property with zero accountability. This is not luxury living. This is not a secure community. This is a serious management failure. I would strongly advise anyone considering moving here to think twice before signing a lease. Beautiful palm trees and nice buildings mean absolutely nothing when basic safety, cleanliness, and resident well-being are continuously ignored.

WOW!! What a difference new management makes!…read more I've lived at Aliro for 3 years and the past management team was so corrupt - they took took bribes via Zelle to get out of a lease and they engaged in corrupt practices such as kickbacks from predatory towing companies. In the past, the phones were never answered and the customer service window was rarely open. The last management team acted as though they were elite and there was only one person who actually seemed to care (Dana) and even she blended into the prissy culture simply by association. NOW we have an incredible new management team that is actively working to improve things. I haven't seen the predatory tow company ("All-Ways Towing) since the new management moved in. NOW we have "food truck Fridays" which is an attempt to cultivate a community here again. NOW we have detailed monthly newsletters with exciting updates. NOW we feel cared for as residents and I can't wait to see what the future has in store! Aliro has so much potential.. it just needs to be managed properly and it seems now the right team is in place to do it. I'm still GTFO when my lease is over but I truly believe this will be a great place to live for residents moving forwards Keep up the great work!

i currently live in aliro apartments since may 1st 2026, wheni applied to the unit it was supposed…read moreto be new and remodeled however the more i clean the unit the more digusted i become! everytime, i clean the shower the tub and walls it reveals that they rushed and painted over everything and nothing is actually "new" or "remodeled". all of the kitchen cabinet knobs are extremely rusty, the wood panel floors are jacked up and everythiing that was silver and rusted, white and dirty is now painted over with new paint that is now starting to peel (beacuse i love to keep a clean space). the front of building 14020 looks like the projects and the butterfly access system is pointless because the doors on 14020 does not shut on their own the front gate is always broken as well, i moved here because i thought it was a high security bulding with these stems but anyone could easily access the property and the floors. my bathroom- the grout was painted over and as i clean it becomes more disgusting , it reveals brown stains, chipped wall tiles , the caulking is staritng to lift after hot showers, the bathroom mirror is not luxrious at all, its chipped and does not fit the aesthetic its literally something out of a project bathroom, the door hinges was painted over and the more we open and close it , the paint is peeling and revealing rust everywhere. the sliding door was really disgusting as well with lots of dog hair in the cracks when you slide it open the kitchen- kitchen cabinet handles super rusty, dishwasher very smelly and dirty , mostly everythign drenched in white paint that will enventually start peeling front door- peeling brown paint after the first month along with other doors in the hallway closet- its a walk in closet with very cheap shelves , were afraid to hang things or put anything in the closet shelves because they are falling apart. i feel like ive been scammed , everything is painted nice , the unit isnt throughly cleaned and remodeled as it should have been, it almost feels like the tenants before me movedout and they rushed to work on the unit the day of our move in, because when we went up to see it maintenenace was finishing "painting" which i found odd , everything seemed fined the first few days until you actaully get a really good look at the unit after you start cleaning im mostly dissapointed because i was looking for luxury but this is quickly turning into a nightmare i did not expect. while i wasnt expecting perfection i was looking for some luxury as its labeled but this is not that i want to move out but i know how the process is.....screams

Theft. Took my application fee and admit fee till this day…read morejust took 475 from me and never refunded

I have lived in Biscayne Apartments for 2 years now, and if you are thinking about moving here,…read morestay away from building D. We have had a serious issue with our water heater, and very often we lose hot water. I have emailed management 18 times, and submitted a maintenance request 19 times over these two years, and this issue persists. I can count on one hand how many times they answered my emails. So you're like me who hates cold showers, you should either try to rent a unit in another building, or look for somewhere else to live. You're welcome.

So much has improved since new management has taken over this year. Gates are working, elevators…read moreare working in maintenance to come and take care of issues with in 48 hours. I am a single female that has lived here for the past six months and I am really starting to like this apartment the price is amazing and I'm happy I did not listen to the negative reviews. I understand there are rules, and I'm glad I read up on them prior to my moving in. Example is the parking is says you cannot back in and people get mad when they back in in the car gets towed. The new management has clearly displayed all these rules all over the property, they want to clean it up and they're doing a great job so far.

As far as I'm concerned they gave me the help I needed. They were kind, they were considerate. They…read morewere patient. The price for the apartment was 885 a month including water and trash valet. If you have any problems go to the office and let them know. Candice helped me and my fiancé get our first apartment and if I can say anything about this apartment is that it's a grand experience. There are some problems however. The pools are always broken and dirty and locked up. The vending machine is out of order and noisy. And there are still trees in the parking lot from hurricane Irma. Overall this is an okay spot to cop a squat. Just be aware of what you are signing up for.

There are pluses and minuses about these buildings. Plus:…read more- Very close to the beach; - Units are large and nice; - The view can be nice; - Stores are pretty close by; - There is kids park across the street. Minus: - 250 Sunny Isles doesn't have a wheelchair accessible ramp for strollers or wheelchairs. When we asked the management about it, seemed like they have no interest in accommodating this need; - The mail is only in building 150 therefore you have to go to another building to pick up your mail; - Fitness center is extremely small (actually the smallest I have ever seen in my life) and it's being shared by 3 buildings; - Party room is available to rent but the management is asking for a huge amount $$$ of money, therefore nobody likes to rent it, people prefer to have parties in their units (therefore making lots of noise); - Management never organizes any party/event (as other buildings have done) like Halloween party, Christmas party, etc.. nothing..; - But they do send out email to the tenants telling how good their employees are and tenants should "donate" money "at least $100" to them... really?!! Management asking for Christmas bonuses (called "donation") to their employees ..

Super excited to have a French bakery right here in SIB! Excellent baguettes, croissants, and…read moresweets. Super friendly staff. Amazing!

All elevators have been out of service for days in this high-rise, leaving residents--including…read moreseniors and people with disabilities--without reliable access to their homes. Florida and Miami-Dade regulations require timely elevator maintenance, yet repairs here have stretched beyond a week. Over the past 13 months of living here, elevator outages have happened multiple times, often lasting for extended periods. As of this week, all three elevators are out of service, creating major accessibility concerns for everyone in the building. Florida law (Chapter 399, Florida Statutes) and Miami-Dade County regulations require property owners to maintain elevators in safe, operable condition, and federal accessibility laws ensure residents with mobility limitations have equal access to their homes. Before signing a lease, I'd strongly suggest asking management for recent elevator inspection dates, repair records, and their emergency response plan for outages. Transparency and timely maintenance should be standard in any luxury building. #MiamiLiving #ElevatorSafety #ResidentExperience #MiamiApartments

These luxury apartments are so beautiful. It looks like a 5 star beach resort hotel with cabanas to…read morelay out on.The pool area is another level. The ocean view is gorgeous. I've seen dolphins jumping and you can also kayak around the area down from the dock at the pool. The gym is very nice and clean with very high end training machines. The office spaces to work are stunning. They have new activities every month that they post in the elevators like karaoke or wine tasting nights. The staff is very friendly and always helpful if there is ever any issue. You can also ride bikes for no charge around the neighborhood. I love living here!

I strongly advise avoiding The Shoreline at SoLé Mia. When I moved out, I specifically requested a…read moreproper inspection of my apartment -- but management never did one. Instead, they later sent me a list of nonsense "damage fees" for things I never caused, many of which are just normal wear and tear any honest landlord should expect. To make things worse, they even sent my case to collections, trying to damage my credit score over these bogus charges. On top of that, their so-called "free month rent" offer is a trap. In reality, almost every renter is forced to pay the equivalent of one month's rent to an outside company called TheGuarantors. That company does not protect tenants -- it exists only to collect money from new renters while shielding the landlord. Bottom line: Avoid renting here. You'll be tricked with hidden guarantor fees, slapped with move-out "damage" charges for normal wear and tear, and even risk having your credit score ruined.

Sofi has made this process seamless. She is an excellent leasing agent and I'm grateful that she's…read morehelped me from start to finish, making sure I got the perfect unit for my layout. Cristine has also been excellent and made me feel so taken care of. I can't wait to move into my new home in just a few weeks!

Great community, safe, perfect location, it's close to everything ( whole foods, publix, panera,…read moreRoss, target) just to name a few. Maintenance is on point, clean, gorgeous pool! The only negative thing I have to say about this apartment is that the gym and pool is only accessible on business hours, once the office is close and on Sundays you can not got workout or swimming. 6months waiting list but its worth it, friendly environment for kids. They inquire you credit, you can not make a lot of money as they want to attract college students from Johnson & Wales to live there and they do, and the rent is $790/1br and $876/2brs, no assigned parking which is great, security at the gate from 9pm until dawn, If you a college kid, single mom, or whatever you'll love it and feel safe.

Cool place! Easy to locate on the maps software I use. This place is located in a busy area so if…read moreyou are traveling during peak times please plan accordingly. The apartments seem to be pretty well kept and it is very close to the whole foods market & Pollo Tropical!

Beautiful, cozy place for your life to happen! Nice neighbors, lovely pool and great intercoastal…read moreand park views! Walking distance to FIU Biscayne Bay Campus! A must see!