Los Prados Apartments

The A/C is always broken and when we called the person on call for the weekend we can’t communicate for the language barrier. They don’t speak English. Very disappointed.

They call themselves a luxury apartment and charge accordingly. They require 2 & 1/2 x the monthly rent (so roughly $86k for some units) for income yet your household income cannot exceed $126K. This narrow range of incomes they accept is absolutely bizarre. They fail to mention this to you while you tour and love to waste your time. Don't bother visiting this property. Take your money elsewhere.

Me and my girlfriend were very excited to tour and had this complex on top of our list. We were extremely disappointed when we showed up and found out they had an income cap of $120k before taxes for both of us combined. The company does this to get a tax break. Sad to say don’t waste your time if you make over the amount.

The gym and pool have been under construction for two years and every apartment has old appliances that break all the time including the AC unit that dies over and over again. Bad carpeting, and horrible wiring in the walls making for super slow internet speeds.

DO NOT MOVE HERE!

If you want to be kept safe, DO NOT LIVE HERE. My boyfriends neighbor was a victim of an almost RAPE/MURDER incident at Los Prados. In the middle of the night, someone climbed on her balcony. When the leasing office was notified they did nothing stating she needs to bring in a police report. Months later, it happened to another woman-- where she had to jump fleeing for her life from her balcony (2nd or 3rd story) breaking her leg because a man appeared on her balcony as well at 2 in the morning.... Only reason us neighbors heard of this is because the police and paramedics filled up the entire street waking up everyone in the community. The leasing office never sent out a notification saying beware of this or anything. All they care about is taking your money. A close friend of mine used to work in the leasing office a while back when they had security. But why not now? The amount you pay will not suffice for the amount of safety you need. Not mentioning 20 cars in the development were broken into months ago and months before that. I am more than happy that my bf did not resign his lease. Read More