Harborside Marina Bay Apartments

Reviews

• EK

  Elizabeth Ko

  1 day ago
  5.0
  a fabulous and seamless experience from beginning to end!
• AA

  Andy

  4 days ago
  1.0
  Michael Boke - the “dockmaster” is very condescending and rude. I’m surprised his employers are putting up with his behavior.
• NS

  Nikolai Shah

  May 7, 2026
  1.0
  I was so happy to visit my friend on his boat for almost a week. The Marina here is truly beautiful. But the bathrooms are the most neglected that I have seen, much worse than the public bathrooms in Venice. There was one open bathroom for 200 boats - PLUS their guests! Is this even legal? My friend told me that three of the bathrooms have been closed down for years and that everybody complains and nothing gets done. I was in shock to walk into that bathroom as it appeared that it had not been cleaned once for the entire time that I was there and longer. And there was no toilet paper. And nowhere to dry my hands. And there was no other option on the premises. If you are planning to visit a boater at this location, be aware.
• SM

  Sophia Moreau

  May 1, 2026
  5.0
  David is very helpful when we have any maintenance needs! I feel very safe living in this community and love the serenity of being waterfront.
• MT

  M T

  Apr 6, 2026
  1.0
  I really wanted to love living at Harborside Marina Bay, and to be fair, the on-site team is incredible. Vanessa, Jill, Noah, Doug, and David are all professional, responsive, and genuinely do their best to support residents. Maintenance and staff are easily the best part of this property. Unfortunately, everything beyond that is deeply disappointing—and ultimately why I cannot recommend this building. The ownership/management company fails to maintain the property in a timely or acceptable manner. One of the elevators has now been out of service for over six weeks with no clear timeline for repair. In a building with roughly 200 units, that is simply unacceptable. I’ve also heard from neighbors that this has happened before, lasting as long as two months. At this point, it feels less like a delay and more like a refusal to prioritize necessary repairs. For the amount residents are paying—often $4,000 to $5,000 per month—you expect basic infrastructure to function. Elevators should not be down for weeks on end. In addition, there are ongoing issues with the building’s plumbing. The pipes in the garage frequently leak, and there is a persistent unpleasant odor. While I understand this is an older property, that does not excuse the lack of proper upkeep. Instead of fully addressing these issues, it often feels like temporary fixes or cosmetic measures are used rather than real solutions. The disconnect between the excellent on-site staff and the apparent lack of investment from ownership is frustrating. The staff clearly care, but they seem limited by a management company that does not prioritize maintaining the property to an appropriate standard. Despite the nice views and great team on-site, there is nothing “luxury” about how this building is managed. Until ownership takes maintenance and repairs seriously, I would not recommend living here.