Loma Village

Great place to live! The manager Rebecca and her staff are always there to help you when need it. I been living here for almost 5 months and I’m loving it.

Never move here this place is infested with Cockroaches no matter how clean you are it’s the neighbors that are infested and the property won’t do anything to those apartments that are infested I’m done living in this crap hole they call loma village

It is not a human place, it is cockroach house. Everyday I catch more than one in my kitchen, master bathroom and my bedroom. The management try their best to solve this problem but they couldn’t. I am thinking to break my lease very soon, I have been here for 4 months but I will not stay in this cockroach house.

Been here a couple of years and have found the manager Rebecca and the work crews do a fine job of taking care of things. They are very professional, responsive to calls any time and seem to want to do a good job of taking care of the grounds, the apartments and the tenants. Lots of improvements have been made and just like other areas, the rent does go up but for the location and convenience I feel it is worth it compared to other complexes in the area. In this area, the homeless and lack of excess parking is a concern but these are things that are known prior to a person moving in and those that complain do not seem to be finding anything better as they are still here griping two years later! I appreciate the Loma Village staff and I enjoy the beautiful landscaping and look forward to being able to use my washer dryer hookups!

This place is THE worst. I lived here for 8 years up until September of 2013. I dont know where to begin with all the reasons why you should not move into this place. Unless you are a large group of college students wanting to cram into a 2bdm apt or a large family that wants to cram into a one bdm unit. All the owners care about is getting the rent on time. They do give the impression they care about the tenants peaceful enjoyment of their tenants. Once you have move in you’ll find that is not the case. There was elevator service for the 2^nd and 3^rd floor of the main building. It was going to cost more money than the owner wanted to spend to fix it. It was not useable for several years.. When someone filed a complaint with the government once they found landlords are required to keep their elevators in a good state of repair they solved the problem by hiding the elevator behind drywall. There was a family of 5 living across the hall from me for several years. Mom, Dad, Grandma and two children under the age of 5. This is in a 1 bedroom apt. I brought this to the attention of mgmt many times but they did nothing to correct. I guess they figure the more people that live in a unit the better their chances are of getting their rent on time. The kids and kids friends frequently played in the hallway. I could clearly here their noise in my unit with the door shut. This continued for several years with mgmt doing nothing to stop it. A staff person told me of a group of 12 college students that were living in a two bedroom apt for many months. They were only evicted after numerous noise complaints by several tenants over a long period of time. Parking is difficult. They admit there is not enough parking space on the grounds for even 1 car space per unit. Their is VERY limited parking on the street. With multiple drivers in each home in this complex and in the one next door I frequently had to walk more than 2 blocks after 6 in the eve when I allowed a guest to use my spot. If you come home after dark youll find very few working street lights. (Cauby St is not well lit nor Riley St which is close by) Drive by at night and look at all the homeless that hang out in the neighborhood. Leaning against peoples cars when they stop to talk to each other. Many sleep on the sidewalks in the area, by the vacumn cleaner shop and in front of Doc Martens. The police DO NOT chase them away. These homeless often come onto the grounds to sleep in the hallways of the main bldg and or use the restrooms of the pool house. The restrooms are to remain locked to prevent this but tenants who have frequent large parties outside the clubhouse area disable the locks so their guests have access to them at all times. The office told me the outside area near the clubhouse was for tenants use only and then 8 people or less because of the noise it could generate. I was told NO guests were to be entertained in the outside area at all. I complained many many times over several years about the noise generated by the frequent loud parties not inside but outside the clubhouse but the office did nothing to stop it. I took pictures of the hosting people so they could identify who was involved but they took no action on any of the multiple occasions. Bounce Houses were rented frequently and even caters were used OUTSIDE the clubhouse with 20 to 30 people regularly. I called the police multiple times explaining they were in violation of the complex rules. They did nothing more than ask them to turn down the blaring music. After the police leave the loud parties continue. You can imagine how it is even more difficult to find a parking place during these large parties. There is a parking lot near 7 – 11 close by that is private and cars are towed from there on a regular basis. Just because you have an assigned parking spot doesnt assure you of it always being available to you. With no spots on the street I had to wait for pizza delivery drivers to move from my spot on multiple occasions. The towing company will only respond to requests made by mgmt. Mgmt will not get involved outside ofc hours. You can not safely park alongside the main bldg (a firelane) for any length of time Tow trucks can be called on one car parked there only to have that car gone by the time they return but they merely lawfully tow away any car found there (a friend was dropping off groceries for me and was towed within 10min of parking there. TRUE STORY. They say no bike riding, skateboards, or ball playing on the premise but as soon as the office closes kids come out from everywhere. Riding their bikes all up and down the sidewalks yelling and screaming. Even though all windows have been upgraded it does very little to cut out the sound of parties and yelling screaming children from around the grounds or the pool area.
This company also manages Padre Gardens. Tenant reviews there will also clue you in to how

Management sucks and they are liars. I’m getting Turko files on this place.

Let me list the problems:
1) My car was stolen from an assigned parking spot in 2012.
2) My rent was increased by $ 300 without any upgrades to my apartment other than the addition of an uncompleted balcony.
3) A filthy construction zone for over two years… still not complete.
4) Rampant cockroach problems that numerous bombs have not fixed.
5) No security
6) Homeless people sleeping in the hallways
7) The worst property manager I have ever met. Rebecca is a nightmare and is always adversarial.
Avoid this place. You can do much better in other apartments in this area.

Loma village is the worst place to live at. Why? All the apartments have COCKROACHES and BEDBUGS! It used to be a good place with nice people but since they got a new manager everything has change. They been trying to make these place better but they been taking 4 years already. The rent when up $ 300 and water to. They haven’t even finish construction and they want to put new rules. The manger has no clue what she’s doing I don’t know if she was the last resource or something but she has no clue on what she is doing. When you move out DO NOT clean because they won’t give you your money back. Do NOT move in!!!