I have lived her 3 plus years and love it. The grounds are very well kept and always clean and…read morepleasant to look at. The pool is in great shape and never crowded. Even if there are others in it they are always well mannered and not loud or crazy. The general vibe is that it is always quiet. This works great for me as I work from home and need it quiet as I talk to clients 8 hours a day. The main plus here is the management team. They maintain the property very well and if I have any concerns they are always addressed quickly and correctly, not an easy task for an older property. They are also very nice people who are nice to talk to and really make living here enjoyable. I really feel lucky to have found this place when I did!!

A perfectly lovely complex. The grounds are always beautiful. The manager is friendly & attentive…read more She truly makes you feel welcome and at home. When maintenance is necessary, it is done quickly & efficiently. The tenants are respectful and quiet, no loud parties here! They look out for each other & I always felt safe. I spent 4 years there and if I weren't moving out of state I would still be there. The only thing these apartments are missing is air conditioning, but most of the apartments in the area don't have it. If you are lucky enough to rent here, you will love it!

Trying to find an apartment is hard. Trying to find an apartment 1200 miles away is pretty much…read moreimpossible. Lucky for me I found Faydra. She was so friendly and helpful. Always quick to return a phone call and answer any questions. I've never written a review. I am so satisfied with westbound I felt it was necessary.

Awesome. They take care of business...If you are renting a property from WCR, then you are lucky…read more The property manager is on point and makes sure the tenants are taken care of. She acts professionally and has a great personality to go along with it. If you are lucky enough to deal with them, then stick with them. It is rare that a property manager is this good with their tenants.

I would have loved to give this company a 5 star review but unfortunately how they created and…read morehandled a situation was extremely disappointing. We loved the house and they were mostly responsive and helpful with questions. Sadly, when we notified them of a bunk bed that was unstable, unusable and what appeared to be broken they charged us for the damages instead of whoever was staying previously. We paid a significant amount of money to stay and left it in perfect condition when we left while informing them of any future sues in the house like requested and were charged for damages we did not cause just for being helpful. The way they handled this as well as Airbnb was extremely unethical and I will absolutely not be using this company through Airbnb or otherwise again. This was such a disappointing experience since we have used Airbnb for several years and have had wonderful experiences up until this point.

We had a fantastic time staying in this house with 11 girls. It was spacious and could accommodate…read moreeven more people. The backyard view was spectacular, and we spent a lot of time relaxing on the rooftop and at the pool. One day, we even cooked breakfast in the kitchen, which was well-stocked. The location was also very convenient. We could easily get groceries, food delivery, and Uber rides to the beach and bars. I highly recommend this place, and we would definitely stay here again!

I loved living at Prisma and it has probably been my favorite apartment by far. The apartment is so…read morespacious and the staff accommodates to our needs very well. Whenever we had maintenance issues, someone would come by within a few days and assist us with the problem immediately. I also appreciate how close the apartment is to campus, especially since I had really early classes these past 2 semesters. I appreciate that my roommate requests were considered when creating the room assignments, which contributed to a great experience overall. Overall, the complex is very safe and I had a great experience living.

Prisma has caught me eye for some time ever since I have visited my friend who lives here! Prisma…read moreis close to everything on campus, especially the gym which I love! There are great amenities at Prisma and the rooms are big enough to fit what you need! There is also a ton of space underneath the bed which is a plus!

I've been at the 2445 Morena address for over 24 years. I have moved into 3 different units over…read morethe years as we grew. I am currently rebranding my small business, changing names and I hope to be here another 20 years! They have been receptive to our needs over the years, and Elaine is easy to work with. Ken W.

Small mom and pop organization very old school but they are thorough, honest, communicative and…read moreresponsive! We had a positive experience leasing virtually and the maintenance repairs and etc have been top tier. So far a great experience with Elaine (management) and Alex (maintenance).

disability discrimination, sexual orientation, discrimination, harassment, stalking invasion of…read moreprivacy breach of quiet enjoyment. For crying out loud 12 AM on May 25, 2025 a resident was trapped in an elevator. I contacted the president of the HOA Kevin and I called twice and left two different voicemails. I even sent a text message. I then proceeded to call 911. and when the fire chief was here, I pointed out how both the fire alarms do not work in my unit, and that it was documented as such with the building use code enforcement the property management company that represents the landlord so that these fire alarms do not work yet somehow we managed to pass the yearly fire inspection for the last going on five interesting right I thought so and then there are HOA board members that if they don't like you, they will stalk you and harass you and make 30 false noise complaints against you to assess you with so many fines each one being $350 that you would just give up and walk away i've had the HOA contact my landlord as I am a tenant and the HOA pressure my landlord to evict me even better HOA tries to charge a $350 fine for a service animal and another $350 fine for my medical device scooter. Let me tell you this HOA is horrible. Do not believe any positive review you will see the female security guard named Cheryl, who likes to interrogate any guest that you have or you bring over or even if you have a house she will even refuse to allow my to use my parking space that I pay for so when I say this is a great disappointment it is utterly the worst experience I have had and in four years time I've spent over 100,000+ dollars to be here in rent and yet this is how I've been treated. This is a -5 star rating as far as I'm concerned beware of the HOA as they are drunk on power basically is called abusive power, and because they have no oversight, keeping them in line to make sure that they follow the rules and behave that they are in this manner. Now, as far as the unit itself, it's very spacious the landlord has updated the appliances from the original building completion date of 2005. Well that's another main entryway entry entryway is a fire hazard because if you happen to come downstairs without your fob open the first door, letting you into the gated courtyard when closes you're locked out and you're confined to that area and it's been said to me that the moment that you step outside that gated which you would have to do to get help that they will not let you into the building that you have to call 911 or the cops and then that you were an actual resident there as HOA has informed security not to assist to gain access back into the property without having their fob so the building itself not bad but the HOA let me just say the biggest turn off the worst experience and don't believe any positive comments on here by the name of Kevin because Kevin is the president of the HOA Metronome that represents this building so be aware

My husband and I purchased our Metrome condo over 13 years ago, and we continue to love this…read morecommunity. In the time that we have lived here, we have enjoyed longtime friendships and look forward to what our future at Metrome will be. As a Realtor who specializes in downtown San Diego real estate, the value we realized at our initial purchase through today is that low monthly homeowner's fees are what interest us the most. We are not interested in living in a community with the amenities that would necessitate large monthly homeowner's fees. The amenities at Metrome include a newly remodeled Fitness Center, community room "Living Room" and community BBQ. Metrome also has a very active Social Committee that brings our community together with Wine Tasting events, an annual Holiday Party, "Metrome Happy Hours" which support local East Village restaurants and our most popular annual Cinco de Mayo event in our Zen Courtyard; not to mention other social events that our community has enjoyed. Our new community manager is extremely knowledgeable, accessible and receptive. Our other Metrome "team members" take extreme pride in keeping all common areas in pristine condition and, many new improvements are currently being done that will bring added value to any prospect Metrome buyer. If you are looking to rent at Metrome, please know that there are a variety of floorplans, from furnished and unfurnished studios, 1 bedrooms, 1 bedroom plus den to 2 bedroom units. All prospects must be aware of the pet restriction of a maximum of 2 pets with a maximum adult weight of 35 pounds per pet. Our Metrome guidelines do not allow for short term rentals. The minimum rental is for 30 days. Metrome is located in the heart of East Village and is a short walk to Petco Park, wonderful downtown dining and shopping as well as a close proximity to public transport. We hope that you will take a good look at Metrome as your new home.

A Cautionary Tale of Renting with MG Real Estate Management - High Rent, High Hopes, Low Delivery…read more Marc has mastered the art of underwhelming his tenants. For nearly $4,000 monthly rent, one might expect top-notch service, but alas, expectations and reality are planets apart here. I'll spare his business partner and girlfriend, Melissa, from this critique. She's not very involved with the business, and our rare interactions with her have been relatively pleasant. I see it's been years since anyone left Marc's management company a good review, clearly they have gone downhill. Our tenancy kicked off with a bang - a major kitchen flood just weeks into our lease. After a brief, misguided attempt to blame us, Marc admitted the flood was due to his negligence in fixing the pipe-faucet connection pre-move-in. The aftermath? Destroyed kitchen and living room floors, extending the damage to the unit below. Despite admitting fault, Marc kept pushing back against repairing the floors, saying the owner didn't want to pay for it. We ended up with about half the damaged floorboards replaced, leaving our hardwood floor looking better suited for a frat house than a high-end apartment. Let's talk repairs, or the lack thereof. Marc's response time is impressive if you appreciate a snail's pace. Acknowledgment of a repair request takes about a week, and action? Well, add another 2-4 weeks to your waiting game. Case in point: the seal on our freezer broke and the freezer beeped incessantly for 2 months before Marc got around to scheduling a service appointment. Then there's the rent saga. When we had toured the unit, Marc made this big show of how he doesn't raise rents during the first lease renewal and only asks for minimal increases in subsequent years. When it came time to renew the lease, there was a $100 increase. Now, granted this isn't a massive rent increase, but we did let Marc know this was not consistent with what we had discussed. Marc responded with an essay on his generosity of only raising rent by $100, claiming market rates were sky-high. Spoiler alert: upon moving out six months later, he couldn't even rent the unit at our original rate! Advice for future tenants: document everything. Marc's fond of pinning existing damages on outgoing tenants. We faced potential charges for items and damages predating our tenancy. Marc's modus operandi seems to involve neglecting repairs, only to use them as leverage for deposit deductions. And my final piece of advice? If possible, just avoid renting with Marc. San Diego's full of great units where dealing with the property manager isn't a pain! You might be thinking, "Sure, Marc's not tenant-friendly, but maybe he's a solid choice for landlords looking for a property manager?" Think again. There are two key reasons why Marc is a questionable choice for managing your property too. He lacks conscientiousness in managing repair costs. For example, upon move in our AC didn't work. It turned out to be a single switch that was off and the repairman charged $350 for the 2-minute visit. With Marc, you're likely to hemorrhage money on basic maintenance while he conveniently overlooks essential upkeep. Secondly, don't expect him to go the extra mile to rent out your unit. When we were moving out, he only gave a tour to one potential tenant and the photos on the Zillow listing looked like they had been taken on a flip phone. In summary, whether you're a tenant or a property owner, entrusting your living space or investment to Marc might not be the wisest decision.

I found Marc via Yelp a year ago when I needed to rent out my first condo. I had no idea what I was…read moredoing and Marc was EXTREMELY helpful! He guided me through everything - set up a photographer to take pictures of my place and took care of all the listings without needing much from me. Everything since then has been smooth sailing. When issues came up with my HOA, he went above and beyond to took care of it since I'm not there to handle it myself. HIGHLY recommend Marc & Melissa for all your real estate needs - they're amazing!

Not very professional or courteous. My wife and I were looking at one of Kathy's properties and…read morewere ready to rent. Our credit was very good, but because we had a short sale (with a buyer and ready to close) she would not even look at our application. She said no to us, and was very rude. In the end, we found a much better place to live in a nicer area...and we don't have to deal with her.

I don't understand the logic advertising properties and running ads for rentals if you can't…read morerespond to phone calls , messages or emails . I think it's very unprofessional and I wouldn't want to rely on a company like this to take me hard earned money . It's seems strange to have to chase them down to look at a property . I guess customer service and make new clients isn't import to this company .