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    Avalon Simi Valley

    Avalon Simi Valley

    (89 reviews)

    Thank you Ryan and Alfredo of maintenance and the team. You are quick to take care of business…read more I have been a resident for three years and moved a week ago into a different unit. It was tough. But you two really made a difference of my concerns of my move-out and move-in. You made the walk through painless and are all over getting my new unit up to par. Thank you for your patience and understanding of my situations.

    The apartments are spacious and the maintenance team is very quick to respond. The neighborhood…read moreitself is nice and feels very safe. That's about where my positive experience living at Avalon Simi ends. I rarely write reviews, and I actually wasn't planning on writing one despite the issues I had during my year here. I decided to because I saw similar complaints in other reviews before moving in, ignored them, and ultimately wished I had listened. During my one-year lease, which ended in June 2026, there was a constant stream of construction and other projects happening around the property. A lot of these required entry into my apartment, sometimes multiple times in the same month. I understand that maintenance and improvements are necessary, but the frequency became extremely disruptive. As a pet owner who works full-time in an office, this was especially difficult. Notices would typically give an entry window covering most or all of the workday, such as 8 or 9 AM to 5 or 6 PM, and require pets to be secured and out of the way. Having to repeatedly rearrange my routine and confine my pets for an entire workday was stressful. Once in a while, I wouldn't have minded, but having to do it repeatedly because of ongoing projects became a major inconvenience and made me uncomfortable knowing people would be entering my home while I was at work. The condition of some of the appliances was also disappointing. I lived in one of the non-renovated units, which I understood would have older finishes and appliances. Still, I think it's reasonable to expect the appliances to work properly. My dryer regularly required 2-3 cycles to fully dry clothes, despite not overloading it and consistently cleaning the lint trap. The dishwasher was another issue. The first time I used it after moving in, it flooded my kitchen. Maintenance thankfully came and fixed the immediate problem, but the dishwasher never really seemed to work as well as it should have. Parking can also be difficult when the property is full. During the summer it wasn't much of an issue because there were more vacancies, but when most units were occupied, I sometimes had to park several buildings away from my apartment. I was willing to overlook most of these things and just move on after my lease ended. Unfortunately, the move-out charges were the final straw. My $500 security deposit was kept in full, and I was initially charged an additional $209.93. After I disputed the charges, roughly $80 was removed, but I was still left with a balance of around $120. The total charges came to about $620, including $200 for cleaning and $70 for painting, in addition to remaining utility charges. I had left the apartment reasonably clean and felt the walls were in good condition, so I was surprised by those charges. I have this same review posted on Google with photos of the areas they claimed justified the $270 cleaning and painting charges. Feel free to look there if you want to judge for yourself whether those charges were reasonable. I ultimately decided not to spend more time disputing the remaining charges, but the move-out experience left me with a pretty bad impression of Avalon Simi. I would personally choose to live somewhere else if I had to do it again.

    Avalon Oak Creek

    Avalon Oak Creek

    (71 reviews)

    There are many aspects to selecting a place to live. Location, neighborhood, and neighbors. Avalon…read moreOak Creek apartment homes is the ideal combination of all 3 with the added benefit of a truly dedicated and conscientious administrative and maintenance staff who daily show pride in their work. I moved in late February 2020. I had to call maintenance twice, everything was back in order by the next day. Special shout out to Maintenance Supervisor Victor Gonzalez, whose professional skills will qualify him as the "Swiss Army Knife" of maintenance, was very diplomatic and kind in explaining how I got myself stuck in the handicap lift. I have secured parking plus plenty of guest parking. I have easy access to the Ventura Freeway without the noise and smog. Unlike the Los Angeles basin Agoura Hills provides fresh clean air and a sense of community with an emphasis on healthy living, education and family. My neighbors, of all age groups, reflect those values. I was originally looking into a 55+ community where I could maintain a home office and be close to my grandchildren. Then my son asked, "So Papa, what do you plan to do for the next 30 years?" As long as they are able to maintain the resort atmosphere and excellent staff, I can see myself living at Avalon Oak Creek's truly apartment homes 30 years from now.

    Horrible place to live. Constant loud construction from 8am-7pm and on weekends. Ants everywhere…read more Told they were "normal" here. Maintenance team is wonderful but they are backed up and take a while to make it out. Admin isnt there regularly. They are there random days and times. Calling their office is directed to a robot operator and there is no way to directly contact someone. Just have to hope someone is in the office. At midnight when your "moisture sensor" is going off leave 10 emergency requests on the phone through the robot for an hour until someone might respond. Looks nice until you live there

    Patricia Parc Apartments - apartments - Updated September 2026

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