I am so glad that my roommate and I stumbled upon this cute place! Coming from LA, I was so deathly…read moreterrified of Salinas and the rumors I have heard about its crime and whatnot. Fox Creek Village is so convenient, like all the other reviewers mentioned. We have Target, Walmart, Marshalls, Michaels, and Safeway just down the street. We have a Dollar Tree across the street as well! TIP: Use their gym. I don't know if you gym or not, but if you only do cardio or want a treadmill or an elliptical, use their gym. Why? Because it smells fan-tas-tic. I swear, this is the best smelling gym I've been to. it's very small but it is pretty great. I only do 30 minute jogs and this is where I go to do my jogs. P.S. Do not go to In-Shape (which is across the street too, yay!) Susan has been very helpful with living conditions and every time we have trouble, we shoot her an email and she usually helps us take care of it. Rent is pretty cheap comparable to Irvine (where I used to live) and it is not bad at all! You get your own parking space & there are plenty of parking spots without the hood. I don't think they are too strict on visitors, so that's great as well. I would totally recommend living in this apartment complex if you are moving to this area! :]

My wife and I lived there for 3 years and I have to say, it was a great place to start off at. The…read moreproperty is landscaped in a very nice way, and they have landscapers come by once a week to help maintain it. The property also has a pool, hot tub, sauna, and a gym; all for the residents. Not to mention the fact you also get the use of a washer/dryer inside your apartment! They also have several different layouts involving 1 and 2 bedrooms, and some have fire places. Susan is the property manager and she responds to any needs or requests very quickly. It's a quiet complex, with many of the residents having been there for several years. All in all, it's a great, affordable place to live in Salinas.

Tammie went above and beyonddd for my whole experience, i've been in and out of 5 different…read moreapartments and these people were the most helpful and genuine! Great spot, haven't had any problems and don't see any the future!

Alan lived at Mariner Village for 23 years. He said it's a great place. The management & staff are…read morefriendly, helpful people. He recommends Mariner Village without reservation.

I really enjoyed my stay at Palm Court. Spacious apartment with W/D, fireplace, pet friendly,…read moredecent sized balcony with a spectacular view. I had to break my lease early and they were super understanding about it. Unfortunately they increase your rent every year and I wasn't too comfortable spending 2.3k for a one bedroom. But overall the amenities were great. Visitor parking was usually a struggle and the gate wasn't working for a period of time. Not necessary gated if the main doors were open 24/7 lol.

I came into the office because I had some questions about my application and the availability of…read morethe unit I applied for, and staff was very rude, she didn't greet us at all, didn't answer any of my questions and just kept telling me to check the website when my questions were about the website! Then when I told her I had applied she then asked me "who are you?" With a horrible attitude, I told her my name and she's like "who??" I've never had someone who's supposed to be helping me ask me who I am like I'm intruding in their home, I felt looked down on. Also the application was rejected and I didn't receive any notice of that. If you're gonna work in customer service, your job is to be nice to customers if you can't do that then get another job. All I asked was if the apartment we applied for was still available and she couldn't even answer that. Do better.

Honestly I will miss this place. Great location and for the area really nice apartments. I never…read morehad an issue here. I had to move due to school but once I am done I do plan on going back to the area and I'll be looking here first. They were so nice for apartments. I never had a problem with management will either. He was always chill with me. It's just like anything else don't break the rules and you should be left alone. I even lived next to the guy haha and he never gave me shit.. I even stayed up late usually but I was mainly quiet like you should be to respect your fellow tenants.. anyways I loved the area. I recommend it

We went to stop by to inquire about availability, and manager was very rude right off the bat. We…read moreparked in the parking spot that has a sign that clearly says "Future Resident Parking".... and when he saw us park there, he yelled at us saying that it was HIS parking spot. We explained that we did not know and we just read the sign, but he just kept saying "You need to move your car, that's MY parking spot!" So we asked where we could park, and he said "I don't know, somewhere on the street, but not HERE. You need to move your car!" SO RUDE!!! So then we got in our car and left... He could've at least asked us to park on the street nicely. Definitely do not want to deal with that kind of property management attitude.

I am very satisfied with Cal Property management. They are very fast at processing the…read moreapplications. I got approved for a unit within one week and I was surprised at how fast they are. I highly recommend this to anyone who is searching for a place. Also the manager Susan and Staff are very friendly and helpful. They are the best housing property management I have ever known.

I would not recommend CPM based on my experience as a property owner. If I could, I would give them…read morezero stars. Throughout my time working with them, I felt that my concerns were not taken seriously and that tenant interests were prioritized over protecting my property. Despite a clear no-pet agreement, a dog was allowed on the property. I was informed that the tenants were advised by CPM to obtain a doctor's note identifying the dog as a "therapy" animal. Meanwhile, neighbors reported ongoing issues, including the dog behaving aggressively and attempting to get through the fence. At one point, I was told after an inspection that no dog was present. Later, when neighbors continued to report the dog being there, the explanation changed. I was told the dog belonged to the tenant's brother. Regardless, the dog remained on the property. The backyard sustained damage, and I was left responsible for repairs without additional pet fees being collected. There were also financial concerns. The rent increase never took place, I had to ask for it to be increased due to all of my expenses for the home going up. Additionally, despite the home being recently remodeled inside and out prior to tenancy, I continued to see charges for what I considered unnecessary repairs. I frequently had billing questions and accounting that didn't add up or make sense. Communication was another major issue. I was initially told by the business owner, Carrie, that neighbors would be provided with contact information in case of issues, but according to my neighbor, that never happened. I ultimately had to provide the neighbor with CPM's contact information myself so they could report the dog concerns directly. Working with the office staff was frustrating. It was often difficult to reach the assigned property management contact Susan Correa, and most of the time she did not have answers to my concerns. Eventually, I began emailing Carrie directly because I was unable to get clear answers. When I informed her that I intended to terminate services, I did not receive a response. Overall, I felt unsupported as a homeowner and dissatisfied with the service and communication. They do not care about your property, you have to advocate on your own! Based on my experience, I would highly suggest you to not pay this company for the WORST service!

In my many years on Yelp, I rarely leave a review, good or bad, but this is bugging me way too…read moremuch. My wife and I just got the annual notice for our lease renewal at Creekbridge, and they're notifying us that our rent is going up $180 in August. We have been here for almost 11 years and in the last 4 years, our rent has gone up by almost the same amount as in the previous 7 or 8. In August we will be paying $2,430 for a 2-bedroom apartment, which is pretty ridiculous. The apartments are nice, but not worth it to be honest. Especially with all the dog shit from all the dog owners that don't pick up after their pets. It seems like the owners are more worried about investing in building new apartments, than in the ones they already have, and keeping their current residents happy. Another thing that bothers me are the light poles. There is one near the 1715 units that fell down many months ago, and they haven't replaced it. There are wires sticking out, and they just put an orange safety cone on top of them. There are other poles that are pretty rusted and provably a safety hazard for kids playing outside. We rarely ask for anything and when we get something (refrigerator, washer), it seems to be the cheapest model they can get their hands on. I could go on and on about parking, the pool, the gym, and other issues, but maybe that would be a waste of time, since management doesn't seem to care about complaints. All I know is that my wife and I are not as happy here as we once were. I feel like they are kind of pushing us out in a sense, and we will likely be out of here as soon as we have a chance.

Worst management ever! They are rude and don't care that you've been there for over 10 years. They…read morehad my car towed out of my own assigned parking spot! DONT MOVE HERE!

Soy de apartmento #34 tuve una inspecsion esta semana. los dos muchachos mark y Oscar alludaron a…read moremi mama con unas preguntas que tenia y le alludaron con todo. Gracias Por su alluda Muy amables los dos

Cynthia and Jasmine, are so knowledgeable and helpful with finding my family and I our new home…read more With their positive attitudes it reassured me that I was in good hands.

It's hilarious reading how much Salinas people are getting bamboozled in rent prices. For a city…read morewith a low median household income why would anyone live in Salinas? The commute from casentini to the Bay Area is absolute misery . Do not waste your money on this trash when you could easily live in San Jose for the same price where everything is better in every way possible.

I had one of the worst rental experiences at this apartment complex and would never recommend it to…read moreanyone. From the moment I moved out, it felt like they were looking for every possible way to charge additional fees. Not only was my security deposit not returned, but I was also charged for multiple items that appeared duplicated or excessive. To make matters worse, management claimed I left belongings in the apartment that were supposedly removed at my expense. The photos provided did not show items that belonged to me, and I do not even use or purchase many of the brands shown. Despite raising concerns and asking for clarification, I received little to no help. The front office staff was also incredibly unprofessional. Rather than assisting with questions or concerns, I was met with a rude attitude and was essentially told to find someone else to help me. Customer service was disappointing throughout my time there and especially during the move-out process. The property may look appealing at first, but my experience was filled with unexpected charges

Do Not Rent Here - Negligent Management and Constant Noise I…read morehave lived here for 8 months, and I cannot wait for my lease to end. The living conditions here are incredibly frustrating due to three major issues: Endless Noise: People are constantly playing loud music late into the night. Bass thumping and disruptive partying are a regular occurrence, making it nearly impossible to sleep or enjoy a quiet evening. Lack of Cleanliness: The property is constantly dirty. Common areas, hallways, and [specific dirty area, e.g., the trash enclosures/stairwells] are neglected, overflowing with trash, and rarely cleaned. Lazy Management: The leasing office and management team are completely unresponsive and lazy. When you report noise complaints or maintenance issues, they ignore them or do the bare minimum to brush you off. Management does not care about upholding community rules or the comfort of their residents. Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere for an apartment.

Do not move here, they have lots of problems with hot water so there's lots of days you will not…read morehave it. They also have a problem with mold, prior to moving in they didn't tell me the apartment had severe mold, they just paint over it. I just had a baby and the mold isn't good for neither me or the baby to breathe in.

Unfortunately, my experience with 36 North Property Management fell significantly short and was a…read morelackluster, unprofessional experience. Myself and another resident have experienced poor communication, incorrect fees, and management entering the residence unannounced. Below, I have detailed those experiences: Initial Apartment Viewing: When the initial apartment viewing was scheduled, we had arrived to the apartment complex and no representative had shown up from 36 North Property Management. We had not received any communication until later in the day when we were contacted with by a representative via email that they had accidentally missed our appointment and had to reschedule our viewing. We do have the email proof of this as well. Scheduling: For inspections, we were never provided an exact time. We were only provided time ranges that that might show up at. For future residents, this is important to keep in mind that you may have a difficult time planning around work or other daily tasks. Deposit: We were informed of a specific price for the deposit and, when dropping this off, were informed that we were short and that they would add this onto our first payment. This was incorrect and an error on the 36 North Property Management's end and we do have email proof of requesting verification with no response. Check out: $900 was deducted from the deposit citing charges for "Shower glass, shower head, shower walls, toilet, bathroom sink, oven, broil cabinet, floors throughout the unit need to be cleaned, including several cabinet drawers and kitchen sink need to be cleaned. Baseboards and walls will need touched up." To an individual reviewing the paperwork, this may look like the apartment was in poor shape following a year of living in the apartment and entering the apartment with prior damage from previous occupants (I have pictures of this available upon request with dates attached). However, I can include the pictures provided by 36 North Property Management that indicates an otherwise clean apartment given the above. Furthermore, the employees that performed our pre-move out inspection ONLY noted the mark on the wall from the couch which had been otherwise touched up following it being brought to the occupants attention. No other recommendations for cleaning were provided at the pre-move out inspection. Lastly, we checked to receive a lock box to drop off our keys and never received one. We had to take time out of work to stop by the physical office to drop off the keys. Annual Inspection: In regard to the annual inspection that took place during our residence, we were provided a notice on our door stating the 15th. However, they did not present to the apartment on this date. Employees presented to our apartment unannounced on the 25th for an inspection. If the other resident was not present in the apartment at the time of the inspection, we would have not known they had entered the premises unannounced

I want to thank the team at 36 North Properties! I've had the opportunity to engage the staff in…read morefinding housing & placing housing. *Wow*... Professional, bilingual & much faster than I expected. Jessica in the main office is especially helpful. I would certainly recommend them to assist you in finding just the right place to live.