Going on year 5! You can't beat the views, amenities, and customer service. Maintenance is so…read moreprompt and professional.

This complex is situated at end of Palomar Airport runway. The airport has grown and 2 major…read moreairlines are flying out of this airport almost non stop every day. The complex is at end of runway and planes are very loud. Be careful making a decision to live at this complex

Con Am is the worst property management company ever! We have been emailing this property…read moremanagement since June about mold growing in our master bedroom and both bathrooms and have had no replies or remediations other than it being cleaned by the old maintenance staff on the window once in June. I called the properly manager 3 times since this Wednesday after we stopped paying rent this month and filed a notice with a lawyer on Monday and he initially said that they will talk to the risk department first on Wednesday and then that changed to Thursday with the updates from the vendors that came on Thursday. Multiple vendor came by to look where the mold is growing but didn't really test anything. They said they were going to use the moisture reading from 5 months ago when they replaced the master bathroom and other bathroom flooring as soon as we moved into the apartment that was warping and coming off from the existing moisture issue that no one informed us about when we moved in. When we did not hear back after the supposed Con Am management call, I called David again around then to get an update only to find out the risk department was not able to join on any of the calls and when asked for their contact, David the manager refused to give their contact details out to us to reach out and resolve any lease contract issues which is now null and void due to Con Am breaking the California habitability law. My attorney has requested Con Am's attorney's information at least twice, once on Wednesday and another on Thursday, but for some reason my attorney has not been given Con Am's attorney's information. We have been trying to resolve this mold issue for months, and even after we were served with a 3-day notice, Con Am has still not engaged with us or my attorney to resolve this issue or the 3-day notice. When on the call with David, he asked once if we were willing to move to another unit in the building when he mentioned all the possible work that is going to be done with the hvac leaks, walls, flooring and pest control/ termite treatments and I pointed out that they may need to do a lot of renovations in here to make this apartment habitable as I cannot live here during that time since Con Am has failed to resolve the mold issue, so I may be forced to move out due to how sick myself and my dogs feel while living here since we moved. I said we are willing to take a look but the way that this whole situation is being handled is really not making us trust that the other units may be any better than here. We have had to live here with mold and these issues which we made the management and leasing office aware of as soon as we saw them without any proper long term solution for these ongoing issues from basically the time we moved here. We are not paying rent to live here in this unit like this and they need to offer a long term solution of me moving out one way or another. My dogs have had multiple vet visits into thousands of dollars at this point just for horrible allergies which the vet just confirmed may be caused from mold. I'm having multiple doctors visits for confirmed mold symptoms myself. I am concerned for the health of my husband, dogs, and myself. Con Am's failure to address this issue is causing us financial hardship and health issues. Property manager David said that his management refuses to let him to give us the risk dept/ lawyers contact information so I did mention we're being forced to consider other means of legal action if we do not hear back on anything today. The 3 day notice to pay rent to David served for September rent is illegal and void at this point as the lease was violated by their management and the contract has become void due to management's lack of response to resolve the mold and water damage and rotting wood issue for months.

If you are looking to live in a mold infested apartment, by all means rent here! I was in a…read moredomestic violence situation, and was felt completely discriminated against by management. and Now they say I owe them thousands of dollars. Beware !

The entire BluWater team consistently goes above and beyond for their residents. I recently moved…read moreout after nearly three years and can honestly say I don't have a single complaint. They operate with a level of integrity and kindness that's rare to find, and everything is handled professionally, promptly, and with genuine care. 10/10!

I love living and having my business here ! Everyone is very helpful…read more I really appreciate the fast response to maintence issues

I've lived at what used to be called Rising Glen but is now Ascend2300 for almost 8 years. Since it…read morebecame Ascend we have seen major improvements and enhancements. New pool furniture, outdoor grills were fixed, hot tub was fixed, trees trimmed in the front entry way so you could safely turn out of the complex and my personal favorite.... Upgraded and new gym equipment and weights in our gym!

Positives - leasing office ladies were very nice and I though the maintenance team were excellent…read more The complex is well kept and superficially the townhouse we had was good. But... Negatives: The townhouse had noise from the El Camino Real road louder than I would have imagined. It was very hot in summer. Several degrees hotter than the outside temp. Part of the issue was that the oven leaked heat. The dishwaster leaked and cause water damage. I was told they were prone to do this. This cost me circa $1k in move out costs (after renters insurance reimbursement) while they repaired the damage. Apparently the water damage was my fault for not noticing it sooner. The washing machine never worked properly but we didnt complain. More fool me. Close to my townhouse there was a car parked with pro palestinian statements in its windows ("Israel is a terrorist state" etc and anti-american statements). FYI 1st amendment is not relevant to a complex like Ascend. I had to see that every day for the 15 months i was there. When a resident was murdered in a car jacking in the parking lot in August, the office sent a note saying that residents might have noticed a commotion the previous night but that the incident had been sorted. The complex is owned by Greystar - beware !!

I lived here for 3 months and so far it's been a great experience. We've only had one maintenance…read moreissue and it was fixed the same day. The other residents are respectful and friendly from my encounters. There's a lot of kids that live here that like to run around on scooters and e-bikes on the weekends-they can be a little noisy but it doesn't bother me. The property manager, Gigi, has been so helpful and kind with any questions I've asked. Lots of open parking and no sketchy weirdos loitering around. I have never seen the dumpsters overflowing- the trash is collected multiple times a week. I do find a spider in the unit every so often but it's definitely not a pest problem. Never had a package stolen so far! I'm really enjoying this place!

Don't let the appearance of this complex fool you. At first glance, it looks like a quiet and safe…read moreneighborhood, but that has not been my experience at all. During the 10 months I lived here, I had my gas siphoned, a SWAT team break down a neighbor's door during a hostage situation, and another neighboring unit where a drug-addicted couple had frequent violent altercations. The situation became so bad that I had to call the police over a dozen times during my short time living there. The most frustrating part is that management has received complaints about these issues for years. They will tell you they care and that they are addressing the situation, but nothing actually changes. The responses often feel dismissive and unhelpful. What ultimately pushed me to write this review, however, was how my move-out was handled. Although I moved out before my lease ended, I made every effort to leave the apartment in excellent condition. I had the unit professionally cleaned, including the carpets, and had all holes patched and painted. After the pre-move-out inspection, I even provided management with the invoices for these services. Despite this, I was still charged nearly $500 in additional cleaning and painting fees. I was also charged an incorrect $450 rent balance, even though management had previously confirmed that I had paid the remaining rent and utilities owed. Even after explaining this and providing documentation, they still refused to return my full security deposit. Overall, the experience was extremely disappointing. For the price you pay to live here, there are far better and better-managed options in the area. I strongly encourage prospective renters to carefully consider other properties before signing a lease here.

Property Managers Heidi and Julie were very responsive. Any maintenance request was handled very…read morequickly. Common areas are well maintained. Great location also.

I didn't wind up moving here because only studios were available and decided a 1BR would suite my…read morelifestyle better. however I wanted to give a review because the tour of the property and customer service was outstanding. Heidi followed up with me , she was super friendly and outgoing, overall I enjoyed the experience and would have moved here if there was a 1BR available. They have a decent pool, small gym filled with what you need and the apartments are upgraded / spacious. Oh and they were the only place I toured that provided cold beverages upon the tour which I thought was a nice experience when touring!

lol looks like they deleted my previous review but here it goes... I'm going to copy and paste my…read moreexact review I left on google cause this place is a scam! They'll show you really really nice apartments they do & then you will get patch job ones. Side note: our first apartment here was awesome! But as we were told in the leasing office, they are some apartments they only give out to "new residents" ( you can make your own assumptions why) This place is nasty. Paying over $3k for $2k looks To preface, we lived in the one bedroom last year & LOVED IT!! It genuinely felt safe, comfortable and clean. Update to now, we live in a 2 bed on the first floor cause we needed the room for our baby :) I'll attach pictures of when we first moved in what we walked into with the two bedroom... we were grossed out... the first apartment we had here never had any of these issues.... It feels like we are still (5 mo later) living in someone's grease and muck. Here is a list of everything wrong (some we addressed & others we didn't due to we just felt annoying) -fridge hinge was broken so now it slams into wall (you have to catch it-more of an inconvenience than anything) -they literally painted on appliances, over ants, old stickers, the ground. -the door frames are dry patched, uneven and looks like someone's dog ate it (we have no animals) -they don't do deep cleans on apartments when you move in & when I say this... please look at the all pics ( focus on the bathroom mirror medicine cabinet & microwave) -THE MICROWAVE... I finally got a ladder to look up there... just look at the pic. My family rarely uses the microwave. -the granite counter tops are discolored. -the cabinetry & pantry are drooping (I have pics of where we had them try to "reinforce it" they said this happens over time but why are we paying for broken stuff????? -the trim on the kitchen cabinets are just nasty and moldy looking - we had a water leak in our bathroom and we were concerned about mold & they wanted to paint over the baseboard ( they fixed it properly when we explained that's our daughters bathroom) -we then had a water leak in the laundry coming from the 2nd floor... so more maintenance& demo - it was NASTY when we moved in (they did send another cleaning crew) but like for what they "pay" them, it's a shit job tbh... -in our bathroom our air vent is patched up and isn't even sealed fully... -the bathroom sink in my daughters room has random paint or markers from previous tenants. It genuinely feels like if you are paying ALL this money you would get something good. Personally I feel they are panicking now with the new development coming in across the street... cause this has been th biggest downgrade & we are sooo disappointed. All of our friends who helped us move in took one look at our apartment and moved somewhere else. We now pay an extra $400-600 a month for a huge down grade. Feels very slum lord . First off the amenities randomly decided to close with 6 week warning and will not be open until end of summer. It is totally awesome they are redoing but why in the world are we paying for amenities that we can't use? Tell me, if you were to come tour something like this would you sign?

I've been a resident here for over 5 years and this property sadly gets worse and worse every year…read more The office staff is on constant rotation, as well as the property manager. Holland bought this property a couple years ago and I had high hopes it would be worlds better than the previous owners (MG properties, reviewed on their page as well for more context). Unfortunately all that has come from the change in ownership is more and more trash and dog feces around the property, all amenities closed indefinitely, they've filled the jacuzzi in with concrete, shuffled all amenities around resulting in complete gutting and renovations of the office and surrounding areas while the residential bbq and seating areas are old and missing cushions, zero parking enforcement (LITERALLY, they've cancelled towing even when we have to pay monthly for reserved spots), smoking is not enforced at all to the point I'm assuming we are no longer smoke free and nobody told the current residents, package theft is on the rise as the package room being operational is hit or miss, and to top it all off we requested out rent to not be raised due to all of the above and were DENIED and instead offered a one time $500 discount on rent. Cool. So the unit I've been in for 5 years with old carpet and appliances is now priced at the same point as their advertised 'renovated' units (they added a backsplash, removed all carpet and added a drop ceiling in the kitchen for god knows what reason? Apparently nothing like less square footage to really hook those potential renters). The kicker is there is a brand new complex being built across the street that will be much nicer, brand new and at a similar price point so I don't know why they continue to waste our rent money by throwing it into renovations that still won't hold a candle to a brand new build. I would give 1 star but those tend to get filtered. If whoever runs this account considers responding to this review, direct your words to the office staff. I have sent multiple emails over the months regarding all of those things, so the fact that all of these issues are still happening is not due to lack of knowledge or information. I will pass on your lip service, actions speak louder.

Triton Encinitas is under new management and I have to tell you Brooke Taylor is a breath of fresh…read moreair. Brooke takes pride not only in her position but in the community as well. Tenants can always count on a pleasant smile and time to answer any questions or concerns with no attitude; no matter how busy she is. Now as for the community it's literally located a short walk down to the beach and the views are simply amazing. The apartment units themselves are modern with what I would call upgraded appliances but perhaps that's because I have viewed and resided in some not so great communities after selling my condominium. Going back to renting was a hard pill to swallow. So, the bottom line is that this is a five star property under new management. If I'm giving a property 5 stars trust that it is incredible. I can tell you from experience management can make all of the difference. So, if you are looking for an apartment with beautiful views, a short walk down to the beach and top notch management look no further. Call and make Triton Encinitas your home.

I lived at Triton for a year, and overall, it was a great place to live. The building is almost…read morenew, the pool and clubhouse are nice, the sky deck has great ocean views, and the property is well maintained. However, for anyone who lives there now or is considering moving there, BEWARE OF THE MOVE-OUT PROCESS. I spent hours thoroughly cleaning my apartment before moving out (see pictures), expecting to receive my full security deposit back. Despite that, I was charged $140 for cleaning. They also charged me $135 for painting, apparently for approximately six small nail holes from hanging pictures. I believe charging for this type of "normal wear and tear" is not permitted under California law. I disputed the charges, and they eventually agreed to reduce the painting charge. Even more frustrating was getting the security deposit refund itself. It took more than two months to receive my deposit, even though California law requires landlords to return security deposits within 21 days. After a few weeks had passed, I contacted the Triton manager, Brooke, but getting a response was difficult. It would often take several days and multiple emails, before I heard back. It wasn't until I threatened legal action that the manager became somewhat more responsive. Even then, there were still weeks of frustration, inaction, and delays. I was referred to their third-party company that was supposedly handling the refund. However, every time I contacted that company (multiple times), they told me they had no record of my deposit. After another 3-4 weeks without resolution, I was ultimately forced to file a small claims lawsuit to get their attention. They finally sent my security deposit more than two months after I moved out. Obviously, somebody dropped the ball with my deposit. What was most frustrating was that no one seemed willing to take responsibility or make the situation right, especially over something that should have been so simple to resolve. When a tenant is late paying rent, the tenant is charged a late fee immediately. But when the landlord owes the tenant money and fails to return it on time, the tenant apparently has little recourse other than legal action. It's unfortunate because Triton is otherwise a very nice place to live. I enjoyed my year there, but the move-out experience was frustrating and stressful enough to leave me with a negative impression of the entire organization.