This area seems safe. However, the lack of communication by the leasing office and property managers was a big problem for me here. I discussed having a pantry installed prior to my move-in, but it took about 6 weeks and many calls after that. The employee in leasing office tried to blame the maintenance workers, which already set a bad tone.
A leaking water heater that caused an algae problem took weeks to get resolved during the rainy season. I only found out by accident that it was repaired,
...but there was no communication by the office, nor was any notice of completed repairs left behind, which is their normal practice..
I was very unhappy when maintenance went into my apartment to install something I wasn't even aware of, and when I wasn't home. The policy is to notify residents a day prior to going into their homes. Again, communication was a problem theme. That employee left soon after, but I was not aware of the communication skills of the newer staff.
Requesting repairs and having them done against a backlog was a pain. When they say they also speak Spanish, it seemed like that was almost to the exclusion of English, so it made requesting repairs with a maintenance worker who knew little to no English extremely annoying.
Dog owners have no respect for others by letting their dogs just roam out without a leash, and without picking up after them. There are free bags around the complex, but this policy isn't enforced like it should be.
It's near Ontario, so you'll hear planes flying over, even after midnight, but that's a very minor annoyance. The parking situation can make it a real pain to have guests over, even with street parking. That can be managed once you account for the "rush hour."
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