Parkway Terrace Apartments

Reviews

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  H Mac

  Aug 31, 2025
  1.0
  Literally a nightmare. Don't move here. Agreed with another comment that this is hands-down the most negligent unprofessional management company I've ever dealt with. My lease ended recently and despite multiple attempts trying to reach someone regarding the move out process, there has been zero communication. I'm still being charged with next month's rent even though I've already moved out! There is no property manager onsite so there is no live person to speak to about any concerns you may have. We've had issues with keys not working, package locker not opening, repair requests seemingly going unanswered because it takes them such a long time to address. The elevator kept breaking down for the longest time and residents had to rally to help a wheelchair bound tenant get around. Tenants have put signs up around the complex warning each other of mold, etc. It feels like we're left to fend for ourselves. It feels unkind. Please don't move here - it'll save you a lot of stress, worry, and disappointment.
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  Chrissy Xu

  May 10, 2025
  1.0
  UPDATE: This is absolutely RIDICULOUS. The only way to get anyone’s attention is by editing my comments here. My online payment method is locked, and when I reached out to Maria, she just passed me off to Hasani — this so-called ‘building manager’ who has NEVER called, NEVER shown up, and who I’ve NEVER even met. Now I’m being slapped with a late fee because I can’t pay online? What kind of management is this?! It’s nonexistent. This is hands-down the most negligent, unprofessional operation I’ve ever dealt with. Do not move here! The second night I moved in my packages were all stolen and no management reached out to me! They kept saying this “building manager” will call me and share the surveillance video but no one called! It has been 6 months and never heard from no one. There’s no security or onsite management. Awful! Definitely will be moving out after my lease is up! Feel very unsafe and no one cares about the residents here
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  Ari Arebalo

  Jan 4, 2025
  1.0
  DO NOT MOVE HERE, complete lack of service/attention from private investors :(. Maintenance requests fall on deaf ears, multiple requests from many residents asking that the company hire a building manager or provide an adequate access point for service have been ignored. Many papers have been posted around the building citing break-ins and illegality of not having an on-site manager for months. The previous building manager had to leave because the management company would not allow their sickly father to move into the on-site unit for caretaking. Many complexes literally around the block have similar fair pricing for better service, would leave if we were not still in our lease frame.
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  don farra

  Dec 3, 2016
  3.0
  I lived there back in the mid 80's in upper corner unit number 319. The single bedroom unit was approximately 800 sq-ft in size and has a center wood beamed ceiling. Heating was electric (in the ceiling) and the fireplace was gas but started by electrical wall switch. Anyone living there now should use the gas fireplace to warm the apartment instead of using the electric heat, cheaper. Do not use real firewood in the fireplace since the vent only opens when the gas fire is turned on. Another apartment tried and they nearly burned the building down from what I was told. Plenty of closet space and fairly large bedroom. Never used the pool not sure if it was heated. Also I did not use the kitchen much, only my microwave. The location has a Fox Hills park across the street and within walking distance of the Fox Hills mall and easy access to the freeway. The drawbacks that I experienced include termite damage to the interior and exterior wood beams, no air conditioning (needed about two weeks out of the year), lower units BBQ smoke can enter unit if windows open, and when a city bus passes by the apartment complex my unit would shake simulating a small earthquake. Once in a while there was issues with ants, I mean freeways of ants. While I lived there the basement garage would flood when heavy rainfall occurred, there was a few incidents of apartments break in and also car break ins. The garage was gated but at the time I lived there the gate code was not changed when somebody moved out. My car was broken into (even with an alarm system) and the apartment manager's 911 had its wheels stolen, so that is how I know. They changed the gate code once their car was broken into. I installed a alarm system in the apartment. The apartment manager set it off one day, while I was at work, attempting to enter my apartment without giving me notice and left the door open. I do not think the locks are changed when people move out, so it might be possible for someone to make copies of the keys and that is why I recommend getting an alarm system for the apartment. Also avoid the lower units since when the plumbing back up their units would see the water from the units above. Seems like a lot of negatives, but 99 percent of the time it was a decent place to live. You get use to the bus-quakes and the air quality was good (at the time). Sorry about this long winded review.
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  Chris Petkunas

  Feb 28, 2016
  5.0
  Very serene and quiet building. The rent is very reasonable, friendly tenants, it's well maintained, very clean, love that they have security cameras all over the place(even in the elevators) & you just cannot beat the location! I just wish they had A/C & washer/dryers in the apts but it is an older building so you can't have everything. The pros far outweigh the cons! Highly recommend!

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