Peninsula Pines Apartments

Reviews

• JA

  Javier Arroyo

  3 days ago
  1.0
  Mala administración los trabajadores se creen policías le quitan juguetes a los niños si tienes no te lo recomiendo la administradora saca a los niños como perros de piscina la verdad muy mal trato y lo peor si no hablas inglés para ella no existes
• MA

  Mohammad Shohug Alom

  Sep 30, 2026
  1.0
  I recently moved out of the apartment, and I left the property in good condition, with nothing beyond normal wear and tear. Unfortunately, because we moved out over the weekend, no one was available in the office to inspect the apartment with us at the time. To the best of my knowledge, the apartment was left in essentially the same condition as when I initially moved in. I am therefore very surprised to see several charges added to my Roost account, including a claim that the kitchen countertop was damaged. I am certain that there was no damage to the countertop when we moved out. When I questioned the manager, Cheryl, about this, she said she had photographs showing the alleged damage. I requested that she provide those photographs to me, and although she said she would, I still have not received them. I also believe that some of the other fees being charged are unnecessary and unjustified. Including a $4900 charge. It is extremely frustrating and disappointing to be charged for damages that I do not believe occurred, especially without being provided with proper documentation or evidence.
• BS

  Boki Safayev

  Sep 29, 2026
  5.0
  I have lived here for more than six months and have no complaints. Parking concerns seem to arise from residents with multiple vehicles; those in two or more bedrooms receive up to two spaces. A one-bedroom unit naturally gets one spot because the complex has limited space, but the design ensures everyone has at least an assigned carport. The area is excellent, and I appreciate the many nearby grocery stores. Maintenance is also strong, typically completing work within one business day and following up later to confirm proper function.
• KD

  Kate Davis

  Sep 23, 2026
  1.0
  Do not move here! Family and friends are not allowed to use the pool or amenities, they must go straight up to your unit or management will come out and harass you and even your children. They will tow your car right out of your car port if you don't have a permit on it or if a family member is visiting and park in your car port, they will tow it right out. Bed bugs and mold. Cheryl the manager is disrespectful and rude , has no people skills or manners and is threatening. Living here is like living in a prison. And forget reaching out to corporate! they do not care either! Especially if you have children , don't move here! They will get harassed if they are load or playing with balls outside or riding their bikes , basically confined to staying inside your unit unless you want to be harassed. Absolutely Ghetto! Anybody who has written a good review on this place has probably been paid to do so! Maintenance came to unclog my sink and Cheryl said the next time it happened, I would have to pay for a plumber to come out. My cabinets were falling apart and instead of replacing them , Cheryl sent a maintenance worker up here to super glue them and Cheryl said if we didn’t like it , we could move into a upgraded unit and pay more money. Mind you we lived in the same unit for years and nothing was ever replaced and Cheryl would sometimes come into my unit with her maintenance worker and harass us about why something was broken or saying we caused the issue. Complete trash!
• MG

  maylin genova

  Sep 18, 2026
  1.0
  Honestly, my experience with the management at Peninsula Pines has been frustrating. The management seems overly sensitive about minor issues, and some of the rules feel unnecessary and childish. The rent is also pretty high, but it’s hard to understand what justifies the cost when there are so many restrictions and inconveniences for residents. The parking situation is especially frustrating. There are designated parking spaces in the front that seem to prioritize employees, while residents have to deal with more limitations and inconvenience. It feels like the rules are made to make things easier for management and employees rather than the people actually living here. Overall, I feel like residents should have more consideration, especially with how much rent we’re paying. The management could definitely do better when it comes to being reasonable, flexible, and actually making the community convenient for the people who live here.

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