A TON COULD IMPROVE. Still nothing has been done since writing this review. PGE bill runs over…read more$500/month now. Carpet is ten time worse. Faucets leak. Kitchen cabinets falling apart. The apt is not worth what we are paying. If they would do the things we have asked it MAY be worth more. Thing is, the location has always worked for us. Plus, we are good tenants. Never a peep out of us. We have decent neighbors next door but not downstairs right now. It IS pretty ghettoish. Right by the railroad tracks and packages have been stolen a few times.

I'm not one to complain or write bad reviews but this place I wouldn't recommend to anyone …read more Extremely unfair management or the "supervisor" . I'm actually pretty sure I can sue them over discriminating and denying our application ‍way beyond unprofessional and irritating . You guys can find better apartments with professional employees .

I've been a resident for almost 5 years. This management team and the ownership has been very…read moreresponsive and professional. The maintenance team is top notch. I could not be happier with our complex. Thank you @

My wife and I lived at Cedar Common Complex for a year and a half since July 2021 and I start with…read morethe conclusion that I do not recommend this complex mainly due to its unsafe area and poor management. Initially, we moved into this complex because in July 2021, there were very few one-bedroom complexes available for our move. However, I wish we had paid a bit more and chosen a better complex. I had a $500 foldable bike that they cut the chain during the daytime and stole in front of our unit (see the image below.) They have some cameras around. But that is a joke! It is only active with motion and only saves maybe 2-3hrs a day. So they could not find whoever stole our bike, and management did not care about it, as if this was so common. If you wash clothes in their public washers, you have to stand by them. They steal clothes very frequently. You can not dump the trash in the trash can late at night. We have seen some homeless people sleeping in the trash can rooms. It can be scary at night to go to the trash can room. We sometimes leave food or unwanted stuff for them. Many addicted people are around the complex at nighttime, especially on weekends. There is a school and a parking area right behind this complex which makes this complex very unsafe. One night a drunk girl with all vomit around her was sleeping in front of our complex. This complex has four entrance gates, and almost always, one is broken. Therefore, it makes it easy for anyone to get into the complex. After many complaints, they added a security person to walk around the unit. But it was useless. Still, homeless and strangers are in the unit, especially on weekend nights. He is a lovely guy. But he is not always there, and as he told us, one person is not enough for such a large complex. The manager, Gina, only respects you when you move in. After that, she is a different person! They never address our issues. At our move-out, she charged us $300 for no reason. $90 painting, $100 for general cleaning, $80 for carpet cleaning, and $20 for drip pans. When we moved out, we made sure the unit was spotless. Be careful of this management. I wish someone had written these reviews before we moved in.

We lived in this apartment complex for roughly over 5 years. Management was great while Kasey was…read morethe manager after that customer service went down. I can deal with poor customers service, but I can't look past the fact that we would pay $2,100 in rent. These apartments describe themselves as luxury apartments but that is not the case. Our apartment was a three bedroom apartment with two bathrooms. The bathroom in the master bedroom had black mold growing. I let management know, they sent in a worker to look at it. He explained to me that they usually have it cleaned and then paint over it. I was in shock because black mold you can't just clean and paint over it. They proceeded to get professionally cleaned, changed the fixtures ( which a month later still rusted), and replaced the fan. The problem persisted no matter how much you cleaned it. The appliances are the original appliances from when they built the apartments. The fridge spoiled my food in less than a week. The manager said it was because it was packed, lol I had only a few things in the fridge. My fridge in my RV works better than the one at the apartment. Not to mention when we were moving out, my friend's SUV was towed as we were inside packing to move the things into her vehicle. When we approached Connie her response was "I didn't know you were going to be moving and it's not my responsibility to tell you to have your hazards light on so you don't get towed." Manco Abbott is a terrible management company. They truly don't care about their residents or they would have better property managers.

Look somewhere else.  There are a variety of problems with this place.  First, the customer service…read moreis terrible.  Connie, seemed more like a "Karen" to me, is horribly rude and unreasonable.  If you ever plan to have a guest at your apartment there is absolutely no parking within the complex.  The maintenance guys are great and agree to let you briefly park in the red because they understand there is no parking.  Don't let Connie catch you in the red because she will aggressively have you towed and then deny responsibility and treat you terribly.  I went to the office seeking an explanation for towing a car that was parked in the same spot maintenance had previously approved and she threatened to call the police, refused to speak to me, and kicked me out of the office.  Mind you, I was calm.  What a miserable human being Connie is.  Stay away, at least until they get a new office person.  Consider yourself warned.

One month into residency at Boulder Creek I certainly appreciate welcoming management: Shae and…read moreNicholas have been wonderful to work with. The team has ensured my apartment is ready for move-in with new flooring and everything being up to a good standard. Thoughtful touch: there was a little present left for me on the counter upon move in that included a card, some snacks, and a few household items. Just as with any apartment there are some things that are more and less advantageous: * Great location of the complex where you feel safe taking a tranquil run on a Sunday morning or walking to your car at a late hour * Gated 24/7 * Mostly friendly neighbors. Good energy in the complex. * Clean upkeep of the complex, including garbage areas. Although the grass from the gardener has remained over my walkway for two weeks now. * Good condition of the unit. Evidently, the complex has been built fairly recently. * Bigger fridge than in some other apartment complexes. It also has an ice maker. * Washer and dryer are medium size but are included in the unit. Heads up: the dryer buzzes harshly at the end of the cycle, but dries clothes well. * Wish there was more storage available in the kitchen and bathroom. * Kitchen has great amount of counter space. * Wish there was more counter space in the bathroom. * The sink in the kitchen is positioned slightly further off the edge of the counter (my lady hands stretch to reach) and does not appear to be very deep. Something to watch out for if that is of matter. Overall, there have been no issues so far. Will update if more detail occurs. Recommending this complex for those who want to live in Clovis conditions/atmosphere but have smooth access to Fresno.

Please be careful and consider a different apartment complex. If you live there for any substantial…read moreamount of time, make sure to consider the forms that the company has you sign regarding the granite. They ask you to sign a form that essentially puts you on the hook for anywhere between 3000 to 8000 up to $10,000 for the granite that is within your apartment. They try to make you feel like it is easy to maintain but the thing is that they use cheap granite which very easily stains over the years from minor water alone. Basically, you end up paying for poor quality granite that is bought in cheaper bulk by the leasing company contractors but then you end up having the granite staining over many years from normal wear and tear and get charged for very expensive granite. There have been a few people that tried to take the apartment complex to claims court when they were sent exorbitant charges upon move out but unfortunately, these tenants lost these cases . Although it is somewhat helpful to have pictures of the granite prior to leaving the apartment and upon initial inspection, it is inevitable in many cases that be able to maintain the granite long enough for you to not have even minor damage to the granite. To make matters worse the company will tell you that the bathroom and the kitchen as a set so even though you might have minor damage in one area you'll be required to replace the whole thing in both rooms which can cost many thousands of dollars please be careful and please do not sign those forms regarding the granites or consider getting a different apartment. Please stay away from this predatory leasing company.

I live on the second floor, and I've been telling the office that I've seen roaches in my kitchen…read moreand even inside my oven. I kill two to three of them every single day. They have come to my apartment twice with just a spray bottle, which hasn't helped at all, instead of addressing the source and try closing it .

My time with Terrace View Apartments was excellent. Kat was wonderful and very helpful along with…read moreeveryone else in the leasing office. I would highly recommend checking them out.

The maintenance workers are very helpful and always go out their way to ensure all needs are met!…read moreThank you for always going above and beyond!

I just got my keys and I'm loving the location. The complex has a Parklike feel. There's also a…read moregarage, which is so nice.