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    3.8 (9 reviews)

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    I would give it 0 stars if I could…read more Recently after their new changes, things have been getting worse. Initially, they made it easier for college students to move in, but now they have changed their entire application, requirements, and income verification. It is more nit-picky. First of all, they kept spamming me with Nova Credit emails despite already filling it out and getting it approved (Total about 10-15 emails sent within two days between me and my roommate). Even after we got approved, we couldn't submit our leasing agreement -- which was 80 pages long. It didn't even allow us to save, so we had to contact their customer service (which, keep in mind, most always leads you straight to an automated message to leave your voicemail. BUT the voicemail box is full and can't accept anything). We had to sign all the pages again and submit them days prior to the move-in date. Because their application and leasing process took so long, they gave us less than a day to submit our (specifically 'required') cashier's check. We got our renter's insurance approved by our property manager, but the Corporate office declined it (Friday). So now we have to find a way to change it when our move-in date is Saturday. Just poor communication and a horrible experience. When you go on their website, their only contact number just tells you to write an email and doesn't even have a voicemail. And also, we set a date and cleared our schedule for our first inspection a week before our move-in. But as expected, no one showed up, and no message/call was sent. The water heating also sucks. You think you have cold water? Nope, its steaming hot seconds after. Think you have warm/hot water? Nope, its cold. Second-guess yourself before deciding to move. Corporate office has horrible customer service, but (hey) at least the leasing assistant managers make it somewhat livable. They do more to support your issues during your application process than Corporate (Garden Communities).

    I lived here for a year and half before my career moved me out of state. I'm going to miss my cozy…read moreapartment. Accessibility to everything: stores (UTC Mall just down the street), freeways and the beach. The amenities are great and the staff amazing. The maintenance guy is just the best, on top of everything. Mary in the office is amazing. I'd definitely move back there when I return to San Diego. Julia B

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    Torrey Pines Village

    (37 reviews)

    University City

    Poor service from inattentive leasing office personnel. Illogical reasoning for extra fees and…read moreextra bureaucratic procedures. When demand is high, some businesses like this one take advantage of consumers.

    I have been living here for two years. Here's what I think about this complex…read more 1) Absolutely fantastic management team. Blanca and Indira are always responsive, friendly and helpful. They really do care about their tenants which is an extremely rare quality around the UCSD area. And they get the job done. 2) Maintenance team is exceptional Always enjoying saying hi and good morning with the two maintenance managers here. They're respectful and professional, and they show care for the safety of the property. They always response to our repair requests in a timely manner. 3) Rooms are large and renovated 4) Location is great Students can take bus 201 to UCSD. Driving is convenient as this complex sits near I805 and I5. Comes with two parking spaces with 2B models. And it is right next to Westfield UTC. 5) Price is good compared to other apartments nearby. Just do a search and you'll see. 6) Amenities. All there. I see people enjoying the pool, jacuzzi, BBQ grill and gym. So it's just not there for show like some other places. 7) Gated As much as I love this place, I feel I need to list the cons too, Cons: a) during pollen season, it's a little amazing how much you will get from the pine trees in the complex. b) cars are hard to be kept clean as no garage parking available and a). c) recently, I heard neighbor's bass from their TV sometimes late at night. Annoying. But management team took this seriously and is trying to solve the issue through communications. And I am confident they will solve it. It's an otherwise quiet place. (Air Force base, eh, you can't do anything about it, everybody in this region have to endure the jets sometimes) But the noise problem is nowhere near as bad as my previous apartment (La Scala). To defend this place, I can say if you don't go with townhouse, concrete apartments (like towers and lux UTC), which are levels more expensive, Torrey Pines Village is probably the best one can get. d) you can hear noise from cleaning vehicles at the mall at night and trucks loading for certain models. In conclusion, TPV is a well-managed, reasonably priced, generally quiet community with great room quality. Personally, I love living here although I am aware of a negative comment and I sincerely hope they address the tenant's issue. I'll close by quoting another google comment, it's a hidden gem around this area.

    La Jolla Palms Apartment Homes

    La Jolla Palms Apartment Homes

    (99 reviews)

    University City

    Zero Compassion, Zero Accountability -- Avoid This Place…read more I've never dealt with a property management company as insensitive and careless as La Jolla Palms (Irvine Company). After their inspection found mold in my HVAC and a leaking sink, they told me I needed to relocate -- even though I had literally just had surgery and physically could not move right away. Instead of helping, they dragged their feet for weeks, gave me the runaround between EHS and leasing, and then offered me a so-called "comparable" unit that was directly facing a loud main road -- completely unreasonable for someone recovering and needing rest. Meanwhile, their website showed different "available units" every day, proving they had options but just didn't care to offer them. What hurt the most was how obvious it became that they don't care whether they actually have a suitable unit for you at all. Their attitude was basically: "Take whatever we give you or too bad." No empathy, no flexibility, no real support -- even when my health and post-surgery recovery were clearly involved. The leasing office manager even said to me: "If you delay another month, we can't ensure we will still provide the compensatory moving expense." How ridiculous is that? According to California Health & Safety Code §17920.3 and Civil Code §1941.1, when a landlord requires a tenant to temporarily relocate due to habitability issues (such as mold, HVAC contamination, or plumbing leaks), the landlord is legally responsible for providing relocation assistance. And under Civil Code §1942.5, it is illegal for a landlord to threaten to withhold services or benefits -- including relocation compensation -- simply because a tenant asserts their rights or requests a reasonable accommodation. A medical-necessary delay is not a refusal to relocate. It is protected under the Fair Housing Act (FHA) and California's Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA). The law explicitly states that a landlord cannot penalize, intimidate, or retaliate against a tenant for requesting extra time due to health or disability-related reasons. So for them to suggest that I might "lose" relocation assistance simply because I needed a doctor-recommended extension? That's not only heartless -- it borders on illegal. It made me realize they never cared whether a livable or quiet unit was available for me. They just wanted to check a box, push me out, and avoid responsibility. That's not how a responsible property management company treats human beings -- let alone tenants dealing with medical recovery and unsafe housing conditions. This whole experience has been exhausting, stressful, and completely avoidable. If you're looking for a place where management actually cares about residents, look elsewhere. Irvine Company talks about customer service, but when you really need help, they're nowhere to be found. Also, I'm not moving out easily following "their" assignment. I have legal right, I have been cooperative all the time, plus I have medical conditions. They are treating us like this just because there are so many residents are DONE with them, don't want to spend more time arguing. But I'm gonna fight all the way, defend my legal right following CA tenet and renting policy. I don't think they have a single fair point to win anything.

    We lived at La Jolla Palms for 7 months. The apartment was nice and Joe from maintenance was…read moreexcellent--but the office staff is negligent, evasive, and unprofessional. There was mold right after move-in, and both the dishwasher and dryer were broken--clearly never tested before we arrived. The elevator in Building 5 was down for nearly our entire stay, and management gave nothing but vague excuses for 7 months. At move-out, they tried to charge us for repainting stained walls that we had clearly documented with photos at move-in. We had to insist multiple times to get them to remove the false charge. Even though our apartment was re-rented quickly, they refused to confirm it, or even answer an email when I asked about it, we had to keep checking the final bill until they finally send the final statement. Avoid renting here unless you're ready to fight management for basic accountability Update, read the business answer to other reviews, it's jus a copy paste standard "couldn't care less" answer... their mediocrity doesn't have limits

    Mesa Residential Apartments - university_housing - Updated July 2026

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