BLVD63 Apartments

I love living here, the staff is really informational and always try to give the best help that they can provide. They are so friendly and I love going to the events that are set up.

Do yourself a favor and DO NOT LIVE HERE. Where to begin… 1. Most of all most of the staff is extremely rude and unhelpful. 2. The apartment complex is brand new, but has been constructed very cheaply so everything breaks easily. 3. The security is a joke. They walk around and pretend they are keeping this place safe, but really are not. When you want to contact them they don’t even answer. 4. The parking garage is a joke. You pay a monthly fee to park there and your car is not even secure. Cars get damaged and broken into because the doors don’t even work. Not to mention my car was TOWED unfairly. All BLVD 63 cares about is the ridiculous amount of money they get from their residents. If I could move I would, but I’m stuck in their expensive 12-​month lease. I wish I could give them no stars.

BLVD63 was the first place I looked at when moving out of the dorms and looking for an apartment and my roommates and I didn’t even have to look anywhere else. They have the nicest amenities and are constantly put on fun events for the residents (free breakfast during finals week!!). I know people who were nervous about living here because of the shuttle but once you figure out the system it’s so easy to use and it has never made me late. We’ve had a couple small issues in our apartment (leaky faucet and a broken drawer) but the maintenance staff fixed those things right away. I’m always impressed with how quickly and easily things get fixed here! The residents services desk has such a friendly staff. I always see Kimmy when I go to pick up packages and she’s so sweet and always laughing. Overall, such a great experience. All my friends who live in other apartments nearby have had pretty bad experiences in their apartments so I’m glad I ended up living here!

I’ve decided to edit my review into something a little more organized, so I broke BLVD63 down into 5 categories.
Price: 4 ½ stars. At first glance, I wasn’t the biggest fan of the price. I’m paying about $ 690 for a double here, whereas if I were at a house I would be paying about $ 600-​$ 700 for a single. But when you think about what the price includes: water, sewage, trash, cable, internet, furnishings, WATER bill (again bc wow), gym membership, two pools, study rooms, community events every month and a buncha free food that actually tastes really good (I’m thinking of the Thanksgiving buffet right now, mmm!!!), free shuttle so you don’t have to pay for SDSU parking, maintenance, etc (I could go on all day), then you actually realize the price is reasonable (if not better) than what you’d expect. Our actual unit is way better than other apartment complexes I’ve been to. If you’ve been to any parties at BLVD63 and have seen the grounds then you know what I’m talking about. The bedrooms are huge, practically triple the size of my dorm bedroom Freshmen year, and the bathroom is big and comes with two sinks for you and your roommate (since I’m in a double). We each have our own closet too, unlike at Aztec corner. The furniture is actually comfortable (my friends love crashing on the couch) and the apartment comes with your own washer and dryer that is way more high-​tech than the one we use back at my parent’s house. For what the price includes, this is great.
Services: 5 stars 5 stars 5 stars! It is craaazy how fast the maintenance team responds to service requests. Seriously, the past 2 times I’ve made on (for little things, like I broke my toilet handle and then the second time the smoke detector kept beeping and needed battery replacements), the maintenance team fixed it in less than 2 hours. I remember I called the desk for a service request, then left and got something to eat at In n Out, and when I got back it was already done! What the hell they must have hired ninjas. & They always ask you if you have a preferred time of entrance, and when they leave they have a little note telling you they fixed it. PLUS, I always get a follow up email from the people at the Residents’ Service desk asking if everything is perfect or if there’s anything else they can do to help.
Staff: 5 stars! When I first got a tour of this place, I left with a great first impression. The man giving us the tour was so easy to talk to and he answered all our questions and seemed EAGER to help us out. Now, after moving in and everything, I am always helped with great service whenever I call or visit the Resident Service desk in the clubhouse. Denny, especially, always seems to be there when I pick up a package and after like the second time he remembered me and is always very friendly. I love the staff here, they are never rude and always help and have the answer to everything, and when they don’t they find out the answer from someone else! It’s great.
Amenities: 5 stars. Too many amenities to count. I listed some earlier but in addition there’s a huuuuge clubhouse where they host all the events, it has 6 tvs, a pool table, a foos ball table, a shuffle board (?), couches everywhere, and then they have a separate room with a giant tv and a big couch for movie nights and football games, and then upstairs they have a room full of tables for studying, another room full of computers, and then another room with 6 separate rooms that you can reserve for study groups!
Worth it? Hell yeah.

A perfect place to live/​make friends if you’re a student or young professional. Everybody is so inviting and the amenities are great! It can get a bit noisy, but I don’t mind because I can sleep through anything. Although it’s a bit pricey for the area, you’ll definitely understand why after a visit. My friends are always amazed when they come and visit — it’s like living in a resort!

Went to visit a friend that lives here and this place is amazing. Best part is how close it is to Cheeba Hut. While is was there I spoke with Daniel to get more details and he was an excellent help and very knowledgeable.

Daniel has introduced me to this great complex and all i can say it has been a great experience so far. Met a lot of new people, take advantage of all amenities pool, gym pingpong tables billiards and many more.
I highly recommend this high standard student housing to everyone who goes to State and and can afford to live here.

OH BOY! What can I say about this place. Well for starts, I’ve lived here for about half a year now and its probably the nicest apartment complex in the area. The amenities are great and they even provide a free shuttle that can take me to and from state. Whenever I have a problem, their staff is great at taking care of it. Especially Ashley Rhee. She went way out of her way to help me out. I understand she could’ve sent me to the clubhouse where they are suppose to deal with residents but she took her time and walked through my problems. Her patience and genuinity is a real gem. Thanks!

Everything at this place is great. Except for two things: there is no squat rack in the fitness center, and the walls are extremely thin. The workers mostly know what they’re doing. Especially Ashley Rhee, she is an exceptional worker. She is always very helpful and kind.

The rent has been raised too much, especially for loyal renters. However the facilities are very nice, most of the staff is great as well. Ashley Rhee is always happy to greet and help anyone. The gym is good, however there should be a squat rack and a punching bag.

Blvd63 is by far the best apartment building he near SDSU campus. Their gym is huge and it’s open 24h. I have a pool view apartment and wake up everyday to the sunrise over the palm trees! All my neighbor’s are friendly especially international students. Everyone at the office is super nice including this one guy called danny. He’s always smiling! I can’t imagine myself living anywhere else! I give it 5 stars. It’s a shame I graduate next year and will have to move but I’ll always have the friends memories I’ve made here!

I love living here! The amenities are unbeatable! My first impression was that the rent was high but after living here for a bit… with cable, internet, a gym membership, and a shuttle I use daily. I realize I am actually saving money here. They have an amazing pool which I haven’t used as much as I’d like. I do, however, LOVE my apartment! Maintenance is speedy when it comes to fixing anything in the apartment. It’s close to SDSU but not near the hustle and bustle which is nice. Endless food options, grocery stores. VERY convenient. I am happy I decide to rent at BLVD!

Community: If your looking for a community this is the place to be. They have resident events all the time like at least 2 food events bi weekly. It was raining last week while waiting for the shuttle and they literally had donuts coffee and a tent for us to stay dry! Greatly appreciated.
Gym: I go to the free FitX classes weekly, my favorite is yoga :) 4 classes a week for free and i cant argue with that.
The environment in general is great, from my couch that literally all my friends love love love to the clubhouse rockin interior. I lived at a different apt building before BLVD63 opened and i hated it, 4 study rooms and no general area for people to hang out. This place is the exact opposite… like i can sit anywhere, outside, by the pool, inside with ac blasting in the clubhouse or even out by the bbq pits. There are like 10 study rooms and a big room as well not including the clubhouse that provides a lot of room as well.
I have lived here since it opened and its been getting better and better. There is food and ups services and barber services right at my front door. I can literally walk to get my groceries, restaurants and snacks close by and even gas. The prices are kind of high, but I don’t have to pay utilities except electricity, and i get a resort style pool for my friends and roommates to hang out with me on the weekends.
Although it seems dreamy, all places have problems of some sort. but i wouldn’t trade them for any other ones :)
I recommend this place 100%

I lived in the apartments the first year it opened. I really only agreed to stay here because we were desperate to find a place and the furniture have never been used before us. Physically, it was decent, because everything is brand new, but the experience was not worth the price of the rent. I made a list of what I experienced during my stay, along with other notes that you should be aware of (note that pricing I mention were when I lived there; prices and other fees may have changed):
1. Unlike other places I’ve lived in, parking spots here ARE NOT complimentary. You have to pay a ridiculous amount monthly ($ 50 a month), which is something to think about when you also have to pay $ 150 – 300 per semester for campus parking itself. If you choose to park in the surrounding area, you get your tires slashed. There’s also only like 20 visitor parking spaces in the entire garage so they fill up fast and you have to be lucky. Or get home by 3 pm to get a spot (maybe).
2. Management was not helpful. We had some trouble signing our lease in the beginning because roommates were going to go out of the country, etc., and I was told we (roommates and I) were going to be contacted about it. They never did. I went back eventually and learned that it was past our move in date already and we still did not have the proper documents yet because they never told us about them. We warned them ahead of time that half of us would be out of the country by a certain date, yet they failed to inform us of everything that we needed to get done.
3. Found out that the leasing office got my email wrong. I told them the correction, still never got an email afterwards. They never bothered to correct my email in the system no matter how many times I went. So I never received any emails from them.
4. Fire alarms went off frequently in the middle of the night. Latest when I was there was 2 am.
5. Had a couple instances where I never received a notice that I had packages delivered. What happened was that they never even recorded it on their ipads to begin with, so they skipped me when writing notices.
6. We paid an extra $ 60 to be on the top floor so that we wouldn’t get as much noise as if we had people living above us. It didn’t do anything about the noise. People would be running across the hallways and they still sound like elephants that we still have trouble sleeping at night.
7. You have to pay extra ($ 60) to either be on the top (4^th) floor, or to be near (or facing) the pool. If you want both then it adds up together to $ 120.
8. Apparently people are still immature that they play ding dong ditch literally every weekend. I know how to use the word literally. Literally. Every weekend.
9. There have been parties going on in multiple parts of the building, and were quite loud, and yet the security decides to knock on my door, when I only had 6 guests, and told us to keep it down.
10. I don’t know if the shuttle service is really under them, but I once saw a BLVD shuttle bus driver run/​bump into a biker. Also, piece of advice for the shuttle: leave at least half an hour before you want to get on campus. If you miss it it’s another 15 – 30 minute wait.
11. It’s $ 50 to replace your key card. Don’t lose your key card.
12. Our dishwasher broke down multiple times, so we had to keep asking for the maintenance guy. (Their maintenance service was great though)
13. This didn’t happen to me but I had friends living on the second floor and they still got ants within a week of moving in. You have to make sure that your food isn’t out in the open for a long time.
14. DOUBLE CHECK YOUR DEPOSIT WHEN YOU GET IT BACK. They charged us $ 100 for a paint job that they didn’t even do for us after we moved out. We had to tell them about it before they realized that they shouldn’t have charged us for it, and then gave us more of our deposit back.
The place looks nice because it’s brand new, but once it wears down, don’t bother. I’m glad I graduated so that I wouldn’t have to go through the trouble of looking for another apartment, because I wouldn’t want to come back here.

Great experience with the leasing staff. They went above and beyond to help us lease an apartment quickly after an unfortunate flooding incident at a previous apartment made 4 student roommates homeless. Mark and Anne were awesome! The complex looks great, location has so many positive attributes.

Excellent maintenance and services. Never had a problem living here. Delivered results over expectations. Highly recommend for college students. Pool, cabanas, gym, what not!

This place is a total scam. They were very friendly at first, after the contract is signed, everything changes. I was told that my monthly rent is 1525 based on the unit I chose, and then I received a contract saying my rent is 1595. I went back to the office and talk to them, they didn’t give me a fair apology except giving me attitude by saying «this is not a grocery store, this is a apartment complex «they basically just expect you to pay for their mistakes, and if you don’t, they are going to give you attitude.

When you live in a place with constant security guards patrolling and residents complaining about security being either inconsistent or overbearing, are you living in an apartment or prison?

It’s a great place to live, with a clubhouse, a gym, and two swimming pools. The apartments are very conveniently located, just a short walk to get a bite to eat or to buy groceries.
The staff are friendly and helpful, and the management is responsive to resident concerns. Solid!

I love how close we are to the grocery stores and and restaurants. The amenities are great, especially the club house and the study rooms.
I do not, however, like the favoritism of the security guards. There have been cases where I would be hanging out with friends, a group of 6 usually, and they would come and claim that we were being too loud, but on several occasions I have heard large parties go on until 2 or 3 am with people yelling and loud music.
Also, I have had a few occasions where I have had problem with receiving my mail. The front desk employees are usually very helpful with the situation and sometimes it is the mail carrier’s mistake, but I am an online shopper and I have never had problems with packages being delivered in the past. Other than those two issues, BLVD has been treating me well.