Dawn D is an excellent property manager. She always friendly, interested in her clients and on top…read moreof request or concerns for her complex. Great job Dawn

I've been a resident here for almost 3 years. I love the location (my bedroom windows looking out…read moreto the golf course) and the amities. We have two little gyms, pool with jacuzzi and sauna. Management is very easy to reach and response fast, the tenant portal allows you to pay rent online and all maintenance requests are taken care of within 24h. So far it is a great place to be at :) If you are looking for a cozy place with a great community, check it out :)

I recently moved out of state, but lived at Village Apartments for ten years+ years and can say…read morethat this is a really comfortable place to live. Spacious and well maintained apartments, wonderful swimming pool and the onsite maintenance and management is excellent! Props to Jacque Mierop for always being available and attentive if any maintenance requests were needed and for communicating so effectively. After moving out of state, the checkout process was easy and my deposit was forwarded by mail promptly further demonstrating the professional of the manager(thanks again, Jacque for always doing things promptly). I highly recommend these apartments if you are looking for a place to live in the La Mesa area.

Would absolutely recommend these apartments to anyone and everyone!…read more My husband and I have zero complaints about this property. The property manager Jacque is so sweet and has been so helpful our entire stay! We have always felt right at home! The apartments are spacious, the property is well maintained and the pool and spa are an added bonus!! It's conveniently located close to a costco and many different food spots. As well as being only a short drive to the freeway for easy access to all of San Diego! These apartments are seriously a 10/10!

Quiet area except during when the high school across the street has games going on. Never had…read moreissues with my packages being delivered or getting stolen. They let me bring my own washer & dryer. Management is good for the most part, better than where I'm at now. Con's: hear foot steps from above, no lights or fans in bedrooms, small kitchen w/ only 1 true drawer. High water bill, even tho I would be gone half the month every month the bill would be about $160-180ish. They distribute the bill between everyone in the building not per unit. They charge extra for auto pay even if it's from a checking account which I find inconvenient. I wish they would change the laundry doors to the bifold ones instead of the sliding ones. And the bathroom in the master is very small.

I'm giving two stars -- one for the fact that I truly enjoyed my home and my time living here, and…read moreone for Rosie, the resident manager. She was always kind, professional, accommodating, and a genuine pleasure to work with. Unfortunately, I have to deduct the other three stars for a few major reasons: 1. The utilities bill. Lakeview Village does not cover trash, sewer, or water. While I understand this isn't always standard, I've never seen these utilities cost what they did here. My monthly bill was **an additional \$200 per month** -- much higher than the $50 or less I've paid elsewhere. This was an unwelcome surprise when I moved in three years ago, and while I adjusted my budget to make it work (had to), the annual rent increases eventually made staying impossible. 2. The 60-day notice policy. This has been the nightmare part of my experience. I have never encountered a lease that requires 60 days' notice to vacate in 30+ years of renting in San Diego. Most places in San Diego only require 30 days. I gave 35 days' notice -- which is more than enough for most properties, including the one I just moved to -- but was still held liable for rent for the remaining 25 days **after I had already moved out**. On top of that, they kept my entire security deposit and still billed me over $900 for cleaning, a few broken blinds, and that high water/trash/sewer bill. 3. Catastrophic Consequences. After spending over $7,000 to move to a more affordable home, my plan to recover part of those costs with my deposit was completely derailed. Now I'm paying off this unexpected balance over the next four months, which has put me in a worse financial position than when I started. I'm grateful for the payment plan but this really put me in bad spot. I guess I should thank my lucky stars that they offered a payment plan (after threatening to send me to collections if I didn't pay in full within 30 days). At least my last payment is in November, so I might still be able to salvage Christmas. But then again, it's 2025, so I'm not going to hold my breath. THE MORAL OF THE STORY - BEFORE YOU SIGN: * Ask if they pay for trash, sewer, and water. * If not, ask what the average bill is. * Read your lease *very* carefully, especially the notice-to-vacate terms. Rosie is a bright spot here, but the financial burdens and rigid policies have made my overall experience a very costly one.

I am elated to become a member of this community! Jesse M made the entire process easy with a…read morepositive and helpful attitude!

I love these apartments and highly recommend! The manager, Jesse, is extremely kind and helpful…read morewith whatever I need. The apartments are beautiful and new with a lot of storage space and walk in closets. There is a pool and 2 laundry units.

This review pertains to Javier on the maintenance staff. The managers tend to come and go very…read morequickly. When management changes, sometimes maintenance requests aren't put in. I had several maintenance requests and our maintenance Javier got started on them very quickly the same day of sending an email to the property management. He is knowledgeable and listens to concerns so the work can be completed. My unit also needed a new refrigerator. It was very old and needed replacement. I had brought this to the attention of previous managers, but they never followed up or followed through. He put in the request and thanks to Javier, the unit now has a new refrigerator.

Javier is an amazing maintenance technician. Any issues that we had in our unit, he normally would…read morerespond in under 24 hours. The new leasing manager is so sweet! You can tell she cares about the tenants and she loves what she does as a leasing agent. Nice area, gated, and it is quiet majority of the time.

Very Nice Aparment Living ! Quiet and Peaceful, and all the staff are very helpful!…read moreNalee Staton is a very good manager anything i needed, she took care of right away! I plan to continue living in this complex for many years!

This place is the best place you never visit the apartment is very clean even better then the…read morepicture. I really like it very nice and beautiful place to call home the inside looks gorgeous a lot of cabinets , and closets so beautiful just go and see it by yourself so beautiful and Nalee is very nice and kind manager give you all the details and good communication. Casa De Helix apartments you have 5 stars because your apartment is nice and clean you did good job and the very good size there are big and the bedroom room too

We love our apartment and have only great things to say about living here. The customer service has…read morebeen excellent, and Paul has been amazing throughout our experience. We feel very happy with our decision to call State & Oak home and highly recommend it to anyone looking for their next apartment.

Nice apartment. Very friendly responsive management. Poor quality control! They fixed everything…read morebut I paid good money to move in here, only to find a broken garbage disposal, a rusty smelly old refrigerator that leaks & doesn't keep your food cold, a broken bathtub drain, a leak above me from the washing machine, grease stained walls surrounding the stove area, missing air filters, a dying thermostat battery, a clogged dryer drum with caked on musty lint (fire hazard) and a slow bathroom sink drain. This is not what I was looking forward to by renting instead of buying. I thought it would be super turn-key to rent but this is not. I spend a lot of time making maintenance requests & it's quite a distraction to have to handle all of this on MY TIME. The management should have had all of this fixed on THEIR TIME before they offered this apartment for rent. Also, the parking stalls are very narrow, I have to crawl into the passenger side to the driver side sometimes.

Horrible, non existent communication. Please call me, you call and they hang up in your face…read more Then, email you AFTER they get off pretending like they were trying to do something, Lusianna, I mean you. Unprofessional. Another classic example of terrible communication and complete lack of interest in doing their jobs in the slightest, or potential new members of the community. Noted!

This review goes mainly to the property manager, Maria. From the first time we inquire about The…read moreQuarry apartments, Maria was informative and transparent with everything we need to do. Maria kept us in the loop of our status and guide us through the application and documentation process. The Quarry office closes on the weekend and with our busy schedule, we could only see it on the weekends. Maria made it happen and we were able to see it on Saturday. During the move in process, Maria greeted us and PERSONALLY handed us the keys and a welcome packet. She also made sure everything was in working order before we moved in. We have not seen a property manager who is this efficient and involved in San Diego. There was an incident where the maintenance guys blocked our car and we contacted Maria about it. She PERSONALLY walked out of the office, looked for them, and told them to move. Maria is wonderful and we are glad she is our property manager. The neighborhood is quiet and lovely. There's a beautiful park across the street. This area is close to downtown La Mesa.

As an out-of-state property owner, I self-managed my rental house for 30 years and decided this…read moreyear it was time to let the pros handle the ever-changing lease laws. I called several companies and was immediately impressed with the Comana Company's professionalism and positivity. They provided me with clear instructions for their tenant placement services, and the fee was extremely reasonable for the personal services provided. They were the winner hands down! Alex, the owner, made excellent suggestions for a few improvements and the property manager, Carla, was outstanding with communications and referrals for maintenance services I wanted to establish. I am happy with my whole interaction with the company and their personal service commitment. The fact they found a well-qualified tenant within a week was icing on the cake!

Moved in recently, have had no problems with the place. Great property management company! Highly…read moreRecommend!

I wish I could include someone else's review in mine because she took the words out my mouth. The…read moreneighbors are indeed obnoxiously loud, inconsiderate and ghetto. My dogs are traumatized from how loud our apartment is from the maintenance guy slamming doors at 7 am and dragging heady metal patio furniture to people using the pool from sunrise to well after hours - it would be one thing to enjoy the pool as intended but they constantly drag the heavy furniture around, play with soccer balls and slamming the fence that divides our patio from the pool area, and people cannot stop screaming, including children, teenagers and the adults. They act like animals. It feels like rats are crawling on our walls because there is never a quiet moment. It's like these people are unemployed. The laundry rooms are always disgusting, and the machines are constantly down and if it's not that it's a group of teens that would go in and break the lines just for fun. It's not gated so people that don't even live here break into the pool and drop their garbage here (toilets/mattresses/stoves/etc) - leading to surcharges in our rent. People take your parking spot too and there parking on this street is horrendous between all the apartment complexes around there. The manager is a nice lady but has zero b$lls to take your concerns seriously and talk to the tenants about it. Kids have banged on our door just to be mischievous, our neighbor caught these women getting fully nude in front of our apartment, the sherifs are constantly here, the swat team has been here multiple times. People do not pick up after their dogs and leave their trash everywhere, they let their kids go around with scooters all day and it's one thing for kids to be kids and play but another is letting your child be a total nuisance in a shared space with zero adult supervision - they leave trash and rocks everywhere as well as mess with the landscaping. I can honestly say I have never had a single happy day living here. If you are this type of person that has zero consideration for others, don't want any rules, and want a "cheaper" rent and just let your kids do whatever they want this is the place for you. If you value your peace and are a kind neighbor and except the same treatment, please spend a few hundred more and find a different place.

I live here currently, and I would not recommend living here. Due to the economy and having to do…read moreeverything by myself, it was the least expensive apartment I found. Even though they just raised it with no reason other than it's been a year--- no upgrades. But what I also have come to find is, that all the neighbors are obnoxiously loud, inconsiderate and ghetto --especially near me, disrupting me day and night and I work from home. It seems like no one has a job here because I can hear them in my walls like rats all day and night. I live upstairs but the noises that come from my surrounding area feels and sounds like I live downstairs. Outside landscape is the most welcoming and kept up with, but we have to pay a pest control fee every month, yet the pests are not controlled. This place is roach infested and no matter how many times they've sprayed, there are still creepy crawlers to which I saw one come out of an outlet in the kitchen! They act like my complaints are irritating and unnecessary but if I'm going to be paying over $2000 a month, that is the bare minimum. Your rent also goes up significantly because utilities are included, but what you will learn is that you share meters/water heater so you have to pay for water and the heat for the water separately-- no matter how much water you're using. The smell of the pipes are so old and gross, it creeps into your house. I've spent so much money on air freshener to avoid vomiting. I'm hardly ever home and I'm still paying 70+ dollars for water every month, plus my own SDG&E bill for the electricity part. I contacted the property management company about this to ask, and they gave me the runaround and stopped replying when I didn't agree to a phone call. That's not suspicious at all. The property manager on the premise will just send you an addendum that doesn't explain much, and definitely none of these things explicitly. You also have to pay for the trash and that "fluctuates." As an individual currently, I'm paying $93 for trash because they split it/ release responsibility throughout the entire complex as they throw away toilets, fridges, closet doors and cement blocks. Seemingly they have trouble leasing these, due to all of these things aforementioned-- so whoever lives here is stuck paying whatever bill comes instead of the property management/owner. Meanwhile, because I'm rarely here, I barely use the dumpster while people are throwing away entire furniture collections every other week. The popcorn ceilings are so outdated and full of dust that my allergies are on 10 all the time and cleaning is more often than not because surfaces get dusty probably the next day after you've cleaned. It's actually really hard to keep up with. There's a pool, but I don't think anyone cleans it so the water is always murky and full of bugs and leaves. I guess it's all preparing me for homeownership. It's actually been a traumatizing year living here and I've only been physically here five months out of the year. So if all that is right up your alley, then you found your home.