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    Magnolia at 9th

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    The Venue at Orange by Cannon Property Management

    The Venue at Orange by Cannon Property Management

    (8 reviews)

    The venues has a great leasing and management team. Cecilia is wonderful. She provided the best…read moreadvice possible for my moving out. Taylor paid attention to all the details to get me move in seamlessly. The property has been maintained well. I only have had two work orders reported, both of which got taken care of promptly. The venue At orange is the best choice for those looking for an apartment in Redlands and areas nearby.

    I have lived at The Venue at Orange for 2 years and over that time, particularly since the change…read morein on-site management to sentinel after my first year, the quality of the community and the responsiveness of the staff have declined noticeably. The most significant issue was my lease renewal. My offer to renew was approximately $2,900/month. At the same time, the identical floor plan on the same floor was listed on the property's own application site for new applicants at $2,459/month for the same term -- a difference of over $400/month for the exact same unit. When I asked whether my rate could be matched given my tenure and standing as a resident, it took a week to receive a response, and I was ultimately told the pricing was fixed and could not be adjusted. I then asked whether I could end my lease and sign a new lease for the same unit starting November 1 to receive the market rate. I was told this was not permitted unless I move into a different unit (same floor and everything, just move to inconvenience you!). In practice, this policy means a resident cannot access the current market rate for the apartment they already occupy, but can access it by moving to another one -- which functions to keep existing tenants paying above-market rent on their current unit rather than reflecting any genuine operational constraint. This becomes even harder to justify when compared to nearby alternatives. The Standard at Redlands, a short distance away, was built in 2025 and apts starting around $2,150-$2,200/month (much cheaper than Venue and bigger apartments in sq ft). Amenities there are comparable (or even better since they have elevators, responsive front desk, and no carpet in bedroom). By comparison, I was being asked to pay $2,900/month at The Venue at Orange for an older unit, in a complex where the dog park is poorly maintained and frequently left uncleaned, and where hallway carpeting has not been properly cleaned and retains a persistent odor from dog pee. Given the price difference and the condition of the property, there is little reason for a prospective or current resident to choose The Venue at Orange over a newer, better-maintained, similarly or more affordably priced alternative. Package handling has also been a recurring problem. I never enrolled in the parcel pending program, yet my deliveries are routed there regardless. I have had 2 packages go missing despite having photo confirmation of delivery. When I contacted the office -- on 5 separate occasions, each time providing the specific date and time of delivery -- I received significant difficulties to having the matter investigated or having security footage reviewed. More broadly, communication from the leasing office has been consistently unreliable. Phone calls frequently go unanswered, and requests are often not followed up on. I have repeatedly been told that someone would call me back, and in no instance did that call back occur. In fact I have called about issues and been told to call back the next day to "remind them". If management genuinely wanted to retain residents, treating long-term tenants fairly rather than pricing them above market and ignoring their concerns would be a reasonable place to start. Instead, this property appears to be experiencing high turnover, and the dissatisfaction isn't isolated to my own experience -- speaking with neighbors, it's clear that many current residents are unhappy and in the process of moving out as well or plan to as soon as their lease ends.

    Aspire Rialto Apartments

    Aspire Rialto Apartments

    (11 reviews)

    Maintenance is amazing. They're very attentive, detail oriented - very cordial and respectful. I…read morefeel very comfortable when maintenance comes around and assist me with my needs. Thank you for having a great team.

    My husband and I lived at Aspire Rialto (formerly Rialto Breeze) for over seven years…read more Let me start with the good - the neighborhood is relatively calm and within walking distance of a few grocery stores. This was super convenient! Just a short drive away is the renaissance shopping area which is also really nice. I think most people keep to themselves but I would say everyone is generally pretty friendly. I liked the pet stations that were around the property. Unfortunately, we were forced to look for another place to live due to an unprovoked homophobic attack by our downstairs neighbor. Police were called and she was arrested, but what followed was almost worse than the incident itself. The property management refused to do anything! We sent over the arrest record, video of the arrest, photos where she egged our apartment and nothing was done. The conduct of the tenant in the apartment below us was clearly in violation of the lease (unless Aspire is okay with homophobia?) but nothing was done. They didn't even have the decency to clean the egg off the side of our building as requested. I sent several emails and phone calls asking to escalate the situation to someone higher than the property manager as it seemed she was unwilling to do anything but after that, it was just silence. I realize the above scenario is incredibly specific, but if something like that went unaddressed, I wonder how many other complaints are falling on deaf ears. If not for the above, I think we might have stayed longer despite the high cost of living there. Not just in rent, but the absurd cost to do laundry and hope the dryer you put money into decides to work that day. The cost of utilities exploded in recent years without any explanation. The grounds used to be clean and well maintained, but in recent months was looking pretty bad with kids' toys and bikes strewn across the property. Hopefully they have gotten that under control but it seems unlikely. The worst part in our last months of living there was the lack of communication. Years ago if any major work or inspection was happening, we would get notified way in advance. Before we moved, we were getting notifications on our door less than 24 hours before the noted time. Good luck trying to talk to anyone! The office has posted hours but more likely than not, you'll see a closed sign. I think the neighborhood is great, but there are a lot of other options in the area and I recommend looking around before settling on Aspire. I really loved living here before the property management switch. I'm not sure I would recommend it now.

    The Landings At Arrowhead Springs

    The Landings At Arrowhead Springs

    (31 reviews)

    I give these guys 5 stars, 100 percent, 10 circles or whatever!!! Im a current resident for almost…read more3 years now, and very happy with The Landing Management. They take care of every problem promptly even if it takes them to replace my entire A/C unit. Which they did. Candy and Irma are amazing and wonderful! Dont move them, keep them at this location!! They make u feel welcome, important, and safe. If your looking at reviews, right now, amd on the fence bout this property because its San Bernardino. Dont, the area is nice and suprisingly quiet. But above all Candy and Irma will make it worth while. You wont regret it!!! Thank you Candy and Irma!!! P.s.- i did copy and paste my review from Google. Im this happy with these apartment complex and especially with their management. Thanks Candy and Irma!!!!!

    I wouldn't recommend renting here. The landlord and manager both could care less for their tenants…read more Countless times has the parking gate been open for weeks. Homeless people have been seen in our trash cans multiple times. Including one naked right outside the office. My car was broken into while our gate was open, the landlord/manager showed no care or concern on our matter. Safety is an issue here but also the lack of concern they display is enough to drive anyone out. We've had crickets in our light fixtures and they didn't come get the crickets out til there was one carcass left. Same with the other reviews this place also has a big roach problem. We're on the third floor and we still see the occasional roach and we're clean tenants.

    Magnolia at 9th - apartments - Updated September 2026

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