The manager of the building is absolutely wonderful to be around he's very professional and…read moreefficient! The move in was so easy and fast. The maintenance guys go above and beyond. Definitely recommend living here my husband and I love it

From the owner: Ready Now for You to Move in! We offer three very nice townhouse style apartment rental locations…read moreto suit your Carson City area housing needs. Welcome to Park Portifino - your best option for affordable apartment rentals in Carson City, Nevada. 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom nicely landscaped Townhouse style Apartments that range in price from $750 for a 1 bedroom, $825 for 2 bedroom, and $975 for 3 bedroom units. Call today for current and pending availabilities at Park Portofino Townhouses. Three convenient locations in Carson City.

After three years here, I'm sad to be moving out due to new opportunities in my career. Rent stayed…read morevery reasonable during each renewal period, the complex was nice and well kept, and the staff was great overall. Alex, Rocky, and Killian were particularly awesome. They took care of any issue that came up, whether it was regarding the complex itself, or other residents. As a reminder, when renting an apartment, you should know what you're getting into. That includes thinner walls, sounds from other residents and occasional WiFi/electric outages. Yes, those things happen, just like they would in any other location, but if you're willing to accept those minor inconveniences, then Carson Hills is a great place to live.

It's sad to say this is one of the worst lease experiences I've ever had…read more Tons of hidden fees No explanations Miss guidance and the promotion they offer of 1 moth off; they sure charge it on their high so call "convince fees" I feel like I'm at a 5 star hotel resort without the resort amenities, what a joke And most are close or breaking down Like the pool The spa which is the jacuzzi Very unfriendly and it seems they hate helping you The most answers I received are " I'm sorry " and " there's nothing I can do" What a way to not make you feel at home. If you are looking to rent, save yourself a headache And over priced

Preditory landlord!…read more New owners have increased the monthly rent from $650.00 to $1000.00. The next month, they increased another $150.00 to $1150.00 and added a surcharge to cover utilities for an additional $95.00! Doesn't have updated ANYTHING besides the rent.

Quiet neighborhood. Clean apartment with walk in closet and management is responsive to maintenance…read morerequests.

Jennie the manager sent maintenance right over to fix my AC unit. She has to order a new one as…read moreit's not fixable. Thank you for her attention to detail and caring about her tenants.

The place is a dive. NOW IT'S PLUS FEES@!@@@@ FKRM! Lived here several times.. 1978, 1982.. it's…read morejust a glorified motel room.. the price back then was 350.. today id' say it's worth about 750. for them to charge Commiefornia prices is a Rip off... Plus FEES ..WF is that??

This place has seriously gone downhill since my dtg lived here a few yrs ago. Trash everywhere (…read moresee pics). Snow not plowed, asked for exterminator finally just bought my own traps after a month of silence from management. U can see daylight under the doors, neighbors leave trash at doors instead of going to dumpster but hey those are usually overflowing anyway. Tenants don't p/u after their dogs. I was lucky enough to live by the facility's appliance storage garage-overflowing with so many appliances they couldn't close garage door. During a windstorm a refrigerator actually blew into a car. Went for a whole summer with no screen even after repeated calls. Office seldom answers phone or returns calls. I would look elsewhere.

This place is horrible! Seriously.. look somewhere else. They changed our move in date and rent…read moreseveral times. Was supposed to have upgraded amenities but didn't. Place was dirty when we moved in, and no one would do a walk through with us. Said things were included but then found out they charge for it. My favorite are the extra "service" fees they add onto bills like water and sewer. Management turnover is horrendous. Had trouble with gate pass and took weeks to fix. I'm so glad I'm moving out. I would stay in my car before living here again.

I would not recommend Nevada Primer properties to manage your rental…read more properties The quality of service is lacking and they neglect serious issues beyond the point that is reasonable.

[Note: Yelp detected my photos of the dog poop on the sidewalk the business failed to maintain via…read moreits automation software, and would not let me upload them to the business's site here, just to my own review below.] This is a real estate and commercial property management firm. Among the properties they manage are 1817 Stewart Street and 1749 Stewart Street, both on Stewart Street near North Roop Street in the same plaza actually in Carson City. There are some little known businesses there, like DeBug Computer. So why am I reviewing them? Because they have been negligent about cleaning up dog poop on the sidewalk abutting their property on North Roop Street which has interfered with the enjoyment of my walks. They are required to maintain the sidewalks abutting their property according to Carson City Public Works (I called them a few months ago to verify). Please note that by walking other sidewalks abutting their property, which, I have established a personal consumer relationship with them, and am authorized by the Yelp terms of service to leave this review. Dog poop on the property or public sidewalks maintained by Nevada Premier Properties has not been too big of a problem in the past three months. However, I notice in the past few weeks dog poop has been accumulating, and nothing has been done about. One time another pedestrian kicked the excrement out of the way, so the sidewalks were clear. But tonight there were two areas of old dog poop on the sidewalk and grass next to it outside of their fence which had been neglected. A little ways down, on the sidewalk by the next property, there were three large patches of gigantic dog poop; and they were smeared all over the sidewalk by someone stepping in it (I will review them too once I find out who owns the property). This has ruined my walks and left a bad taste in my mouth. Someone has to do something about it. I am filing complaints tomorrow. The sidewalks are unusable in this area. People are locked in their houses 24/7, and when they do go out those rare times to exercise, dog poop ruins your walk. People in Carson City can be so entitled. Carson City Public Works will have to step in and resolve the problem since I suspect the owners will continue to be negligent and blame it on the coronavirus. This is taking away the public's enjoyment. I have to walk carefully around the offending material and get all upset when I walk on this stretch of road. I have stepped in dog poop in the past, and it is not fun to remove from your sneakers. You have to use a key to remove it from your treads. And it smells and you track the smell everywhere until you can get to a sink. Disgusting! Bill or fine the owners if necessary. In New York City, if the city inspectors find any debris on your commercial sidewalk, like a crushed soda can, they will fine you without warning, even if you just swept the sidewalk that morning. I have also noticed metal signs piling up in the back of the property as well as other trash, like boxes and paper towels on the grass. I would hate to be a tenant of theirs, given how they run their properties.

The atmosphere is horrible the manager is God awful the place is not friendly anymore there are to…read moremany snoops and snitches they still have bed bugs and the water is contaminated it stinks of sewer there septic system is badly messed up there is a tenant named Kenny he is a big time snitch for the manager when the manager leaves home from work he thinks he is the boss Kenny the maintenance people are not friendly the tenants are not friendly anymore don't rent here

I enjoy living here. The people are very nice, it's quite. There is no police activity unlike the…read moreNugget hotel. The manager is lovely and so is Manny and Jose the maintenance guys. When you have a maintenance request they're right at your door to fix the problem. The grounds are kept very clean. I have been here for 2 years I enjoy living here.

We have been going on year 5 of living here and we absolutely love it. Super animal friendly they…read moredo holiday dinner party's, movie nights for the kids, pool parties, all kinds of fun stuff at Carson Catalina! This year was the first year they brought the HAUNTED HOUSE back since Covid and you'd think "oh yeah it's an apartment complex it's going to be rinky-dink" but nope this was one of THE BEST HAUNTED HOUSES!!! Can't wait for next year.

The older lady that claimed to be the property manager that was working on 5/24/26 is EXTREMELY…read morerude and unprofessional. YELLING AND POINTING HER FINGER at me and my child. I was caught off guard by how terrible this lady treated me and my child as I've always had a great experience here. When I told her to stop being rude to us she just said " I can be as rude as I want!!" Yelling again. Super unprofessional and a shame to have her represent these nice apartments.

I went here Monday, April 1 2019 since their Yelp page had no pictures. FULL DISCLOUSRE: I have not…read morelived or stayed here. I only visited here today and interacted with the apartment manager. The first thing I noticed was there was tons of handicapped parking, as well as lots of vacant regular parking. My last apartment complex in California had none whatsoever for 110 units, although each unit had one assigned space in a carport. Here there was some visitor parking, but the rest of the area was marked as parking for tenants only. The next thing I noticed is that the entrance to the rental office in not on the main thoroughfare of East Long Street, but on Russell Way. When I found the office, there appeared to be a gender-neutral restroom across from it, I guess for the staff. There was also a playground behind it. The window was barred, which is kind of low class. I wonder if it is needed? I also saw one laundry room as I entered, though there are probably one or two more elsewhere. This was a large complex of two-story buildings, with apartments of 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms. Maybe 75 units? The office is open from 9 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday. I learned from my visit with the manager, who was very nice and professional, this is also a low-income property, where each tenant gets a project-based Housing Choice Voucher from HUD (informally called "Section 8"). Under this arrangement, each tenant pays 30% of his or her adjusted income for rent and allowed utilities. The unit size you qualify for depends on your family size. Families of 1 or 2 qualify for 1-bedroom apartment; families of 3 or 4 qualify for a 2-bedroom apartment, and families of 5 or 6 qualify for a 3-bedroom apartment. There are some exceptions. If you hold a tenant-based Housing Choice Voucher, you may not use this at this complex and most likely have to relinquish it if you want to move in here. There are currently vacancies. There seemed to be quite a few actually, judging from the lack of many cars here. I also noticed each apartment had one built-in air conditioner in the wall, similar to what hotels have (not central air). These are located either in the living room or bedroom, depending on the size of the unit. You are not allowed to bring your own window air conditioner for safety reasons,but can bring a portable one (which are much more expensive and less efficient). They also allow you to have only Charter/Spectrum as your cable and/or internet provider. A dish is not allowed, though this may be in violation of the Federal law according to Dish Network and DIRECTV, as you are allowed to install a dish in your apartment as long as you have a porch or balcony to install it on. The manager told me the tenant is responsible for electricity and gas. As I was leaving, I saw a sheriff's car come through the parking lot. I am not sure if he was on routine patrol or answering a call. I also saw some older, beat-up cars in this complex. I am going to give this complex three stars. I like the attitude and helpfulness of the manager, and that there were vacancies, and also lots of parking. But I do not like the restricting and perhaps unlawful policies regarding cable/internet and air conditioners. I was not here long enough to judge the tenants.

I have lived here for 2 in a half years and let me just say that you DON'T want to waste your time…read morecoming here. When I first moved in it was great. I'm a single mom with a son and it was great for the 2 of us and it was a great start for my son and I. But that didn't last long. There's a lot of crime here and police are here often for different apartments. In my unit 4 apartments had to be demolished and rebuilt because of mold and water damage. One floor was so bad they fell through into the apartment below them. Then the people below be are from overseas and the wife came back one summer and the next week I had bed bugs in my room and they were coming from the apartment below us. We have a noise ordinance from 10pm-7am but the people below me are up past midnight and management doesn't do anything about it. They are very dirty people and hang their laundry outside of their unit which your not allowed to do but guess what management doesn't care. The floors in my unit have many spots that feel like you could fall through. I've showed maintenance and management during one of their inspections and they didn't seem to give a shit. Every since they changed management companies this place has gone down hill FAST. They raised my rent and now in September they are raising it again and making it hard for me to save any money I make. It will now all go towards my $600 rent. This place just seems to be getting worse by the day and it doesn't look like it will be getting better anytime soon. If I could afford to move I would. Please do not waste your time here. Find something better for you and if you have a family. There is a lot of drama and fighting between other tenants. Not a good place to raise a family.

Lived there for over 10 years no issues then I started having seizures and health issues .. I was…read moreon housing, but when time to reenlist I didn't receive anything from either apt. Or housing. I also listed my family as contact so if I didn't respond they could call family. Nothing happened or was called. Also after the remote, I was missing a lot of primary things bed, dresser, table food ECT. No comment again Then I got an eviction notice saying I was a year late!! A YEAR LATE?! I NEVER GOT A PHONE CALL OR ANYTHING I PAID MY RENT EVERY MONTH. But because I didn't recert...no notice...I apparently only paid half?! So my notice with my eviction was $5,056!!! Who has that kind of $_ sooo my family helped me but 2 months later I was evicted again...I could pay and recover from that incident. I lost everything including my animals. THEY REALLY NEED TO LOOK INTO THOS COMPANY

teresa nichols and management is failing these tenants‼ whether they are low income or not these…read moreare not livable conditions and anyone else experiencing this should stop paying rent ‼