Maintenance people and postal office guy with big beard were noticed to open and doing something to…read moreresidents laundry. We have seen maintenance people with various high value items mostly purses from high end brands, like 4-5 purses in the back of their carts may be once a month , leath jackets and no one wants to give an explanation they pretend to not speak english. Laundry facility needs cameras because a lot of time someone would take things out of driers. Please bring on cameras

It is 5:34 AM the day after Thanksgiving. We are in a parking lot picking up caulk, ant traps,…read moresprays, etc. because we literally woke up to thousands of ants in our apartment. Thousands. We called up maintenance because there are obviously holes in our apartment that the ants are pouring through. They explained that this was not an emergency maintenance situation de

I have been living in the Coast Apartments for almost a year now…read more It is the dreams of most graduate/medical students at UCSD to get a Coast Apartment offer. You're paying money for the location (minutes from the beach and there's a beach view if you're located in the front buildings). There are a lot of things that are simply vile about this place. First, they didn't let me see the apartment. They suggested for me to look at the floor plan online. I now understand why they don't let people look at the apartment before they allow them to move in. They use the excuse that the residents are still living there. If you're interested you can just go and knock to see if the residents will let you take a look. Second, there are owls there (that might bother you when you're trying to sleep). Third, there's a field of forsaken land by the side of the apartment and at night it looks like a graveyard. Fourth, the building is really old. I woke up one morning to find sawdust all over my bed. It turned out to be termites. A few months later I find bedbugs eating at my furniture. This place is old and infested with bugs. Fifth, the oven is too small. It can't even fit my roasting pan. The kitchen sink is tiny as well. It measures around 8 inches by 15 inches. That's all. It doesn't come with two sinks right next to each other. It's just one small sink (oh yeh, there's no dishwasher). I regret ever moving to this dump. Update: I think I know what I'm talking about considering I've lived at La Jolla Del Sol, Mesa, Single Grad and Coast. I don't understand why people would defend the dump.

Lets be honest. Man Candy lives here. You guys don't know how good you have it, or you're whiny…read morefucks, or you're the kind of grad student I like to kick dirt on. Any way you cut it, move out. It's by the beach, costs a fraction of what it's worth, and god damn they are lax about housing policies here! I have an pony in my studio! Woo pony!

I've had a very frustrating experience overall with the leasing staff and maintenance team at…read moreCrossroads. Communication has been poor, and issues are often not handled with the level of professionalism or urgency you would expect. That said, the only reason I'm giving five stars is because of Aaron W. He is the one exception. Aaron has consistently been kind, respectful, and genuinely helpful every time I've interacted with him. He actually cares, follows through, and treats residents with professionalism and courtesy, which has made a huge difference in my experience. If it weren't for Aaron, my rating would be significantly lower. He truly stands out and deserves recognition.

I have had many problems with this complex that I can't stay quiet about it anymore, amenities will…read morerandomly close for the day, classes cancelled same day, food trucks cancelled same day, elevators broken on average every 2-4 weeks, fire alarms going off randomly and often. I also have been trying to contact Resident Services to provide a drink vendor to residents once in September 2025 where I was forwarded to Maria Rosas I received no response so I let it go after I followed up once after. Recently reached out and I have been waiting for another week for MARIA ROSAS response but nothing. Very unprofessional, and it seems residents experience aren't their main priority.

Jose Garcia tried very hard to fix our switch and outlet, much appreciated. Thank youread more

Management previously confirmed by email that courtesy patrol had investigated the reported issue…read moreand that they would remind the upstairs neighbor about quiet hours. However, when I later raised these ongoing concerns during an early lease termination discussion, I was told that the manager said none of my complaints had been verified by courtesy patrol officers.

My first time on the UCSD campus. Being a visitor here, I found it a bit confusing trying to…read morelocate the Price Center Theater. But finally made our way over from the parking lot in a different area. I guess it would have been much easier if there were signs for the actual event we were attending. Anyway found our way and were able to watch the UCSD 12th Powwow. Price Center Theater has a food court with a variety of food to choose from with plenty of seating. The theater itself is located upstairs, we were guided to the entrance of the powwow. A very large room with placed chairs for the event. The powwow was smaller than the ones I usually attend so this venue was a great spot. The vendors that were a part of this event were located outdoors of the theater. Now that I know this location, when I attend the 13th UCSD Powwow, I will be able to easily find it.

This place has two major uses as far as I'm concerned…read more 1) Cheap Movies for students - You get what you pay for 2) Lecture hall during the day - Sleepy time during class and finals Both do their job but in the end, you still feel like you're sitting in the ass crack of the old Price Center.

I lived in La Scala or as it's now called "Veranda" on two separate occasions. Despite the name and…read moreownership change, the issues will remain the same as the entire building hasn't been gutted and completely overhauled. The first time I had a one bedroom corner unit on the second floor. The ventilation was okay in the unit but I always had my windows and both balcony doors open. The second time I lived here was a different story. This time I had a first floor two bedroom, two bathroom unit. Initially it didn't seem so bad, I was busy, not home a lot, and it was before Covid. During Covid it changed. In the span of just two months my unit had three major water leaks. The first leak I noticed and reported when I noticed wet carpet in the hallway outside my apartment. I reported the issue early on a Saturday and no one came to identify or attempt to fix the leak until Monday. It took over a week for the repairs to be completed and during this time there were extremely large dehumidifiers placed in my unit in the peak of summer, making the unit unbearably hot. And these dehumidifiers drove up my power bill and rendered my kitchen unusable. The second leak was actually an additional repair to this initial leak as they apparently repaired it incorrectly the first time. In the course of this repair they punched a wall through the kitchen into my second bathroom and lit a towel on fire... maintenance didn't notice but I noticed a burning smell in my apartment and went to investigate. This took another week to resolve and the wall was never properly patched. During this time my second bathroom was also unusable. About a month later I noticed water collecting in my first bathroom and they discovered yet another leak. Cue another weeklong repair. At one point my main bedroom closet's main bar collapsed and punched a hole in the wall. Maintenance repaired the bar but despite my call, they never repaired the hole. Ventilation in this unit was terrible. I ended up having to buy multiple dehumidifiers and somehow there was still mold in the closets and in the bathrooms. In addition as many other reviews have mentioned, noise was terrible. I called multiple noise complaints on my upstairs neighbors as they would throw parties until 3AM with people screaming "SHOTS" sporadically throughout the evening. Also someone above me had a dog that they would trap on the balcony and it would cry for HOURS on end. I mentioned this to management but they never did anything about it. They claimed no one above me had a dog in their unit but somehow dog toys would fall onto my balcony. Also, in 2018, my apartment was robbed by a former maintenance worker. He had copied a master key and was able to enter my locked apartment and tried to enter multiple times while I was home claiming a "work order". I never placed a work order. I left later that day and when I came home over $5000 of jewelry and designer goods was stolen. I called the police and have a police report and reported the issue to management. They just cited a rash of recent thefts in the building, changed my lock to one not accessible by a master key, but didn't compensate me at all despite me stating that the former employee had a key and entered my apartment TWICE while I was home. Honestly, if you have the option, don't live here. The mold issue alone is a huge problem not to mention the fact that the trash chute is frequently clogged and somehow fruit flies always get into your apartment even when you don't have fruit and infest because of the dampness.

Just a basic apartment nothing fancy except the vaulted ceiling unit (we didn't have that one) but…read moreif you can afford that one I'd find something newer or more renovated. Doesn't have central air or in unit laundry We lived on the second floor people beneath us complained we were loud. The people above us were loud too. The maintenance man walked in on me naked showering. All the doors were open. The shower is loud idk how it could have been an accident. He was changing the toilet seats which kept coming undone. I didn't know he was coming but he told me husband who was at work. My daughter was playing in the living room and that didn't make him stop and wait for a parent to come to the entrance. Weird. I wrote the office got a classic, I'm so sorry that happened to you response a month later. Extremely loud alarm. When I moved in my fridge wasn't working cooling properly, I was 8 months pregnant and bough groceries they all expired. The next fridge they brought was also not working lol what a coincidence. I had just washed the fridge down, the maintenance guy who Solely brought the fridge up looked like he had over strained himself. I felt really bad. I gave up and used an unwashed fridge the last time lol. They returned $50 for my expired groceries Clean outside of windows? What?? Have never heard of that in a lifetime of renting. Well we definitely didn't do that and there was bird poo. The cleaning fee is $200 and carpet is $180 if you don't do it yourself. I could keep going but I don't want to be nitpicking, that's what stood out most from my experience.

I can't speak for other people's experiences living in multiple-bedroom apartments, but I lived in…read morethe studio apartments. There's a lot more surface area for your belongings than you would think, and it's an alright living space for one person. The high ceilings definitely make it feel less claustrophobic. Parking permit, furniture (bed/desk/table/chairs/dresser/small closet/fridge), utilities, trash, Internet, and cable are included in the studio rent. I would say it's a relatively good deal, but I'm paying the pre-COVID rate. Staff were really nice about answering my questions, both before moving in and while I was living there. The 1-hour lots outside the buildings generally aren't checked. The sink is pitifully small though. There's no air conditioning or heater, but with SD weather it's not really a problem. Just leave your window open, use the fan, and if you're cold, you can buy a little personal heater. The building is pretty well-insulated though, so it's usually a pretty mellow temperature. It's very quiet now since COVID and limited occupancy is still a thing, but I imagine that may change. As long as your neighbors are chill, it's fine. The walls are honestly thicker than most apartment buildings I've lived in. I definitely lived in worse places during undergrad and it's much better than undergrad dorms. I think the location is probably the best part about grad housing. It's close to campus, UTC mall, and a number of restaurants and grocery stores in the area. Generally, the grad/family housing complex is very clean. I don't see any trash/doggy turds and the grass everywhere is incredibly green despite people walking their dogs around. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor spaces to hang out alone or congregate with friends to socialize or to be productive. If you're just looking for a place to come back to sleep in though, you could probably find cheaper housing elsewhere in the SD area.

Beautiful campus! Great views and walkable. The pleasant water displays and lots of benches. I…read morewould highly recommend more bathrooms that are accessible. Also, it was a Sunday and it would be very nice if the bookstore had Sunday hours for visitors and students. One of my favorite places for an enjoyable walk.

I like that the beach is close and the classes are pretty alright but the parking and wifi…read moreseriously suck like isn't this a million dollar university

I had a great experience touring with Vee. She was very knowledgeable, patient, and never made me…read morefeel rushed. She took the time to answer all of my questions and made sure I understood everything about the apartment and community. Her friendly attitude made the tour enjoyable, and I left feeling much more confident about my housing decision. Highly recommend working with her!

The door ambassador at the Lux which is 4210 Brooke Court is amazing Gessenia is the greatest she…read moremakes it point to know the residents and their guest. She is the best door ambassador that cares about people beyond the work life.

I had a fantastic experience staying here. The host is an excellent host--responsive, professional,…read moreand genuinely cares about his tenants. The apartment was clean, modern, spacious, and had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The location is hard to beat: close to UCSD, UTC, shopping, restaurants, and with easy access to public transportation and major roads. The community felt very safe and quiet, and the property was exceptionally well maintained. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality place to live or a furnished short-term rental.

Thank you Sean and Brian for being great hosts for our 2-week stay in La Jolla, the convenient…read morelocation to the beach, shopping mall, groceries. Whole Food market is 5 minutes away for snack lovers. They also provided us all utensils, towel needs when we requested it. Thanks again