We toured this property few weeks ago. Leasing agent who showed us around (sorry forgot her name)…read morewas really helpful and friendly. The apartment complex felt like a boutique hotel, very clean and well maintained, spacious unit and great pricing. Parking for 1st car was included which we've learned since started our apartment hunt is pretty hard to come by in this area. Great for commute and convenient location. We did end up choosing another apartment complex that better fit our current need but definitely recommend checking this place out.

Where do I begin... This is such a wonderful place to live…read more If you ever have any issues, the maintenance team is usually there within 24 hours. The complex is immaculate and you can always find someone cleaning up and this includes the office staff. Randi and Alexus are awesome! They are responsive to the tenants by email and phone. I have not encountered such a stable and helpful team who go out of their way to assist when they can. I have never had an issue with parking, they make sure the lot is not occupied by vehicles that should not be there. The dog run area is cleaned on a regular basis. All of the staff is so friendly but I cannot say enough about Alexus and Randi. If you decide to make 888 your home, you will not regret it.

Update: We only lived here for a short period, but our experience was quite lovely. The whole team…read moreis friendly and kind. They go out of their way to solve our problems. That makes things run smoothly. The building is on the newer side. Nice appliances. I didn't hear my neighbors, and the building had nice outdoor spaces. The gym is fine. The location is perfect for easy walks to the train or downtown. We'll miss it.

Highly recommend! I've had a great experience for the last two years here. Management has been…read morewonderful, very friendly, and accommodating. You can't beat the location for walkability in Burlingame. It's a 5-minute walk to Burlingame Avenue. Lot's of great dining in the evening, and a good selection of shops. Next to CalTrain for easy SF city access.

I've had the privilege of having a BMR (below market rate) unit in the Miramar for over 15 years…read more Each year, BMR units are required to be recertified, to insure residents continue to meet the income limits to remain in the program. I was very concerned that I might have gone over the limit this year for the very low income bracket. Long story short, Bianca, our neighborhood leasing/BMR person at the Miramar, virtually held my hand through the recertification process. She patiently explained how the BMR recertification process works which helped quell my anxiety somewhat about not knowing if I might go over the limit. We went over my documents meticulously, which includes highly confidential financial, bank, and other information. Bianca explained along the way how the BMR program arrives at "a number" based on the paperwork and documents a resident must supply. In all the time I've been in this program, Bianca provided me the answers to the questions I've always been curious about with respect to the how that magic number that either keeps you in the program or "tosses you out" is arrived at. So I am giving Bianca a big shout out! Thank you for being so professional and non-judge-mental about this anxiety ridden process. Well done, Bianca! Now, a word about my unit and my dealings with the staff at the Miramar, for anyone considering living here. Here is a list of wonderful things I'd like to say: 1) the bathroom in my one bedroom is gorgeous (as is the rest of the place) AND it is large! I call it a 2-butt bathroom; it's large! 2) huge walk-in closet in the bedroom 3) newer appliances throughout the apartment including stainless in kitchen! 4) such luxury...full size-heavy duty no less, W/D in a separate utility closet with cabinets above to put lines. Laundry soap extra paper products whatever 5) maintenance response is decent 6) keyless entry to both your building and apartment. This has proven to be so useful to me because I've had a long t of people in and out of my place due to medical emergencies and I was able to let friends in without having to worry about getting keys! Just send them the code! 7) leasing staff and management are very responsive; I was surprised to read of the handful of negative experiences and hope that these people give it chance to be resolved. did requalify for my unit and signed a new lease.

Unfair Business Practices & Information Blackout - Beware of Lease Breaks:…read more I am writing this to warn prospective tenants about the predatory business practices of Prometheus Real Estate Group at their Foster City location ( Miramar apartments) specifically regarding how they handle early lease terminations. When I had to break my lease, Prometheus explicitly refused to provide me with the future listing price of my unit before forcing me to execute an amendment--intentionally withholding material data required to make an informed decision. Worse, rather than making a good-faith effort to limit vacancy (as required under California Civil Code § 1951.2), Prometheus used my early departure to engage in speculative profit-seeking. I possess time-stamped screenshots documenting that they repeatedly hiked the rent on my vacant unit over a $350 span ($3,602 - $3,789 - $3,815 - $3,874) until finally renting it at $3,955. They artificially prolonged the vacancy to maximize corporate gain while holding my funds hostage. When confronted with this exact timeline, corporate representative Aaron Oppenheimer completely stonewalled, issuing a dismissive response refusing to provide a full accounting of the unit's transition or negotiate a fair resolution. California courts look past corporate labels to economic reality. Because Prometheus prefers corporate greed over legally mandated good-faith mitigation, I am now forced to resolve this by filing a formal complaint/claim. Renters beware: if you ever need flexibility, Prometheus will use an information blackout to engineer a windfall at your expense.

Of all the apartments I've lived at, Mode is easily the best. I stumbled upon the complex five…read moreyears ago and knew as soon as I toured that I was home. The complex is tucked away so it gets very little street traffic and the inside is serene and beautiful- lots of lush greenery. Parking spaces are big (even the compact spots) and the garage is clean and convenient. The layouts are some of the best I've seen in the Bay Area, with (very) generous patios and closets, and the rare dual Master bedroom combo. I've always found the pricing to be fair and comparable to the area. Most importantly, I've never experienced management that is this efficient and neighborly, which is unusual for corporate complexes. Maintenance requests are typically handled within a day and while the quality of living tends to go down over time in most places, I have seen Mode only get better over the years. In my experience, our Community Managers (past and present) continually strive to better the place and the resident experience. In particular, I want to give a special shout out to Romel, Sasha, & Kaitlin who have gone above and beyond to make the place feel like home. Even when I had to coordinate a tricky move out with a lot of back and forth on the details, Sasha worked with me tirelessly to make sure everything went smoothly. I'm genuinely sad to be leaving, and wouldn't hesitate to rent here again when I'm back in the area!

I've lived in MODE apartments since January 2018. I have been extremely thrilled with my experience…read morehere, and the current management is really excellent. It's quiet it's comfortable it's convenient and I absolutely love living here. Thank you to the staff and to the Management for making me feel so welcome. I've been extremely pleased with the response when there's anything in this apartment that needs to be fixed. When that happens, they fix it immediately. This is a great place to live. All in all a great place to live.

Even though I did not move into this property, I wanted to comment on the amazing level of…read moreprofessionalism and compassion I received from the property manager, Ben. I had been looking diligently since the first week of February 2015 and felt moments of depression, confusion, rejection mixed with some very few hopeful moments that I would secure a place before the 1st of April - when I had to get out of my place after living there for 6 yers. When Ben contacted me, he explained that I was the first applicant to apply and that we'd be working together on the entire process. What? First come first serve? After all the open houses I had been to and seeing the slew of applicants, apt hunting felt like a job interview and was incredibly stressful! Ben told me that this way is really the only "fair" way to process applicants. This was NEWS to me and good news! I was first! Yay! Ben exhibited attentiveness, respect, kindness and professionalism - much to my dismay I could not say that of most of the property managers I dealt with during this apt hunt. So, like I said, even though I did not move in, I will definitely circle back with Ben if I need a place to live! Peace out!

I have been here for two years and had great experience…read more Perfect manager. Ben is the best property manager who I have met in my 10-year renting experience. He is super professional and responsive. Things get fixed within days. La Solana tries to provide you comfortable living environment. Nice neighbors. Neighbors are all nice. They always help me to bring Parcels to the front door of my apt, if I come home late. Great location. It locates next door of broadway, walking distance to grocery, walgreen and plenty of great restaurants. Also it's easy to get on 101 and 280. Big space and good price. In all, it is a great place to stay. I have to move out because my husband will move to bay area, and we need a bigger place.

Outstanding location - we have over 100 restaurants within easy walking distance. Two blocks to…read morethe Cal train station for easy access to SF and points south. Outstanding and responsive staff - Ben, Amy, and Gary are pleasant and easy to deal with. My unit is quiet and spacious and very comfortable. Really enjoy living here.

We just renewed our lease for another year at TWO50 Downtown, and that says a lot about how much we…read moreenjoy living here! Ben and Amy have been wonderful property manager; kind, responsive, and always willing to help. We also love the location, right next to Caltrain, surrounded by great food, and just a short walk to Central Park. We're happy to call this place home and look forward to another great year here.

I've had a great experience living here, and the maintenance team is a big part of that, especially…read moreNick. He's always positive, professional, and knows exactly what he's doing. Recently I had a leaking toilet. Nick went out of his way to get the needed part from another property and fixed everything perfectly in a short time. Really appreciate having someone like him on the team!

We have lived at the Lagoons for a year and a half and have loved the community. The views are…read moregreat, our apartment is recently renovated, and we had had few problems. BUT, we find it incredibly ridiculous that our expensive package was allowed to be "misplaced" by the maintenance staff. We are outraged that the maintenance crew accepted our mis-delivered package and never delivered it. The response we received from the leasing office was that it was delivered, but with COVID, we have been home the entire time and in a studio can hear and check each time someone approaches our door. No package was ever dropped off and it's despicable that the office will not address the issue. Have fun getting your packages stolen if you live here!

I too saw poor online reviews of Ryan Tower before moving in, but chose to give the building the…read morebenefit of the doubt. Needless to say, I deeply, deeply regret the decision. Even if I could stay at Ryan Tower for a year for free, I'm not sure that I would. I want to document our experience so that it may help you in your decision-making. Our problem started from the beginning due to management's overpromising / misrepresentation. The apartment we got was in extremely poor conditions -- in sharp contrast to the photos/videos we received from management via email. We had to delay our move-in by almost a month while they worked to get another unit ready. We scrambled to find temporary housing solutions and storage space for our furniture . After moving in, the building has persisting plumbing issues. The toilet in our guest room constantly leaked waste water. It was disgusting. The maintenance crew came no less than 4 times and the issue was never resolved. We also had a leak from the ceiling that was never fixed -- after a few hours of heavy rain, water started leaking through the walls and from the ceiling of the bedroom. The maintenance team came to seal the ceiling with tapes, promising to return to fix the issue. They never did, and we had to remove the tapes ourselves after the rain stopped. Other reviews mentioned construction noise, which is also our experience. Any time there's construction on the same or adjacent floors, the noise makes it difficult to take work calls at home. The nightmare did not end after we moved out. We installed some paintings on the wall, and I suggested to management that we'd pay for a handyman to patch up the holes and get a professional cleaner to do the move-out cleaning. They assured me that it's cheaper to deduct the charges from our security deposits. Busy with our move, I returned the key to let Ryan Tower handle the cleaning. One month later, I got a call from a debt collection agency notifying me that we owe Ryan Tower money and our credit scores will be impacted. We received NO communication -- via email or mail -- from Ryan Tower. In fact, I was expecting my residual deposits to be returned to me, not to be charged an additional amount that become "uncollectible debt" that will drastically reduce our credit scores. Needlessly to say, this will set our home ownership plan back by years in an already difficult market in the Bay Area. Why did we put up with Ryan Tower for a year despite the terrible experience along the way? Honestly, I think we were just too naively trusting. We thought each problem was the last problem we'd face, and they were isolated events. But they are connected and point to the same root causes -- an old building with persisting issues that can't be fixed (without a complete redo), a management team focused on selling (window-dressing) rather than helping, and a transactional / zero-sum mentality. We said hi to the building manager and facility team every time we saw them. Being nice & considerate tenants who always paid a few days early earned us no brownie points. In fact, it didn't prevent Ryan Tower from inflicting serious harms on us. Thanks for reading. I hope my feedback will at least help some avoid making the same mistakes I did. And if you want to take a leap of faith to live in Ryan Tower, I wish you good luck .

I'll start with this -- management and the team here are great people and do a great job at making…read moresure all of us tenants are satisfied. This review is strictly for the ownership group of Ryan Tower. The water is constantly being shut off, for often times most of the day, roughly every other week for "maintenance". I understand the building is old, but every other week is quite ridiculous. For how much this place charges for rent, the owners could easily do PERMANENT repairs instead of slapping a bandaid on it and causing constant inconveniences for its tenants on a weekly basis. You cannot classify yourself as "luxury apartments" with a rotting water system. Ownership, do the right thing and take care of this place. Oh and with the the remodeling of apartments -- if the noise (which is extremely loud making it impossible to work from home) affects any of the neighboring tenants, do the right thing and offer a discount on that months rent. We had construction going on for weeks and you can't even hear each other talk yet alone work. Again, the team working here is fantastic.