Parkside Apartments

mia has been very helpful with getting me and my girlfriend moved into parkside apartments thank you
Mar 1st, 2024

Nty the aspect of the apartments are horrible literally they are in a bad position because in every day there are tree leaves falling and making the apartments horrible, always there are some kind of bad smell in the apartments and they let anyone enter in the pool and there are some times that i saw ducks literally in the pool thats disgusting like the smell of their food also their security is so bad.
Jan 30th, 2024

Five start for the community management, easy communication and specially thanks Anna to make my moving experience smooth.
Oct 26th, 2023

This place is awful. I got stuck here for three years during the pandemic. Constant management turnover, the office was rarely open, and trash was constantly overflowing even though they were charging me 99.50 a month for just garbage. I'm a bachelor living in a studio. There were constant issues with the unit. Bugs, electrical, the tub was peeling paint. I would send tons of emails and requests but constantly got ignored. Years of this. Over 80,000 dollars. In Dec of last year, I had some fraud issues on my bank account, and it took a little time to get it all worked out. I emailed them explaining the problem and that I would be current before Feb. No reply. I went by the office, closed. At the end of January, I walked into the office with a cashiers check in the full amount to bring me current to find out they had already started paperwork for eviction. After 80,000. 2300 a month for 400 square feet, after all their fees and charges and 'convenience fees'. Don't even get me started on the 'equity' part. That is a flat- out lie, I sent over 20 inquiry emails and heard nothing back. I'm not the only one with this experience. Just check the message board. This is honestly the WORST experience in an apartment I have ever had, and I've been an apartment guy for over 40 years. Do yourself a favor: GO ANYWHERE ELSE BUT HERE.
Feb 21st, 2024

This apartment complex has a serious cockroach problem. Walking from my apartment to the parking lot, I would see at least 10 roaches. I even saw one climb up my neighbor's leg one time while he was standing talking to someone. On next door, multiple people have posted pictures of cockroaches infiltrating their living spaces. This location is near a bart station and sometimes, homeless people get off at the station, walk over to parkside, and vandalize/break in to the cars. Not the property management company's fault, but still not pleasant. When you're moving out, they charge hundreds of dollars for a "cleaning fee" for standard wear and tear. They charge for things like paint and door, but when you move in, they don't give you a new place with new paint and doors. The cleaning fee is a scam. If you're moving out, don't bother to vacuum or clean, as they will charge you regardless. This complex takes advantage of people who don't have good credit, primarily new immigrants and lower income people/families. The rent is much higher than the market value, and they rip you off once you sign a lease. After a few months, they started charging $100/month just for trash alone, and trash pickup only happens once a week. For a complex of this size, trash pickup needs to be done 2-3 times a week. The trash is always piled up and attracts roaches, but they'll still charge $100/unit for it. The exorbitant base rent also doesn't include ANY utilities. You're on the hook for everything: water, gas, water heating, electric, internet, landscaping, and miscellaneous expenses. They charge you for anything and everything they can think of. The property managers are also awful. In one year, the complex had 3 different property managers, none of whom could help with various issues in a timely manner. My unit had a persistent mold/mildew problem in the bathroom. When I first informed the leasing office, they did nothing for 2 months until I followed up again, then they had someone come out and look at it. They claimed it wasn't mold, but everyone knows what mildew smells like. I eventually had to resort to keeping the ventilation fan running 24/7 because they refused to help again after telling me it wasn't mildew. For other issues, one staff at the leasing office would have an answer, then upon following up with a different person, they would have a contradictory answer. The leasing office hires unqualified people who have likely never working in any property management capacity.
Dec 22nd, 2023