The Monarch

Reviews

• JN

  Jesse Novak

  Mar 2, 2026
  1.0
  My car was vandalized by staff/management for parking in the guest spot for 30 minutes so I could bring some heavy items up to my apartment instead of parking far away at my parking spot. Instead of calling me, or leaving a note to say I cannot park there, they left a sticker that will not come off my window. I requested they remove it or supply me with something to remove it in person and email 2 times, but I have not heard back. Horrible way to treat a resident of 4+ years.
• SS

  Sherry S

  Feb 16, 2026
  5.0
  Loved the permanent bracelet I got from Weld & Wear! The staff was awesome thank you!
• AO

  Adam Ortiz

  Jan 14, 2026
  5.0
  I am on my apartment search and it is very easy to become overwhelmed viewing so many places. However, I was able to tour with Amanda and she made me feel very comfortable! She was very knowledgeable on the property and very outgoing, she reminded me of a little shot of espresso. I look forward to making a decision on my new home soon.
• SC

  Shaiil Chouksey

  Jan 7, 2026
  1.0
  When I first moved in, this building seemed great—nice pool, courtyards, and a kids’ room that was open 24/7. Since more families have moved in, management has gone in the opposite direction. Both courtyards (located by the gym and lounge) are now completely closed, even though they used to be accessible year-round. There’s no outdoor space inside the building anymore, and dogs aren’t even allowed—yet somehow no one is allowed to use it at all. Marijuana smoking is rampant in the stairwells, especially during the winter, and management does nothing about it. The smoke travels upward through the stairwell, making the 3rd and 4th floors unbearable. On one occasion, it was so severe that the smoke entered our apartment through the bathroom vents. Our baby inhaled it, began coughing violently, vomited, and showed clear signs of distress, as if her lungs were burning. The complete disregard for residents’ health—especially infants—is unacceptable. I have a video but cant share on reviews The kids’ room, which used to be open all the time, now closes at 10 p.m., as if all children magically follow schedules. Parents who work nights or have infants and toddlers with extra energy are simply ignored. On top of that, management aggressively polices parents—something that feels uncomfortably selective. The worst incident was during a medical emergency. Our 10-month-old baby had her first severe coughing episode in the middle of the night. We were preparing to rush her to the ER, so my husband briefly parked in visitor parking in case we had to leave again. By 7 a.m., as we were heading to the pediatrician, our car was towed without any warning—despite the parking lot being completely empty. We were forced to take an Uber with a sick infant, while my husband paid nearly $400 to retrieve the car. The complete lack of empathy, flexibility, or basic humanity says everything about how this building is managed. But the neighbors are nice and staff maintains cleanliness. Concierge is super nice.
• VH

  Volkan Haslak

  Jan 4, 2026
  1.0
  I have been a resident at The Monarch for nearly 3 years. During this time, I always paid my rent on time and complied with all community rules. However, my experience during the move-out process has been extremely disappointing and unprofessional. Due to a work relocation, I had to move out of state. Despite providing 2 months' notice and fully vacating the apartment in mid-November 2025, I am still being forced to pay full rent for an empty unit because my lease runs until April 2026. While I understand lease obligations, the management's lack of effort to re-rent the unit is alarming. While I am paying for my vacant unit, I see on their website that they are listing other similar units in the building for lower prices than mine. This makes it impossible for my unit to be re-rented, effectively forcing me to keep paying indefinitely. They claim demand is low, yet advertise "Last Unit Left" to attract new people. Even though I have vacated the property and returned my keys and transponders, they continue to charge me for "Additional Rent" items like the second parking space and amenity fees. I am paying for a gym and a parking spot I cannot physically access. Management has shown zero willingness to negotiate or offer a reasonable buyout option that doesn't involve excessive penalties, unlike standard practices in other luxury communities. I strongly advise prospective tenants to review the lease terms carefully, especially regarding early termination and job relocation clauses. Once you sign, do not expect any cooperation or goodwill from management if your life circumstances change.

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