So my daughter just moved out of here and they decided to “lose” her paperwork that she turned in for damages already present, and in person to the office for a leak issue in her apartment and they are charging her an EXTRA $163.45 ($600 + minus our safety deposit) or they are going to put it on her credit. Recommend getting EVERYTHING IN WRITING and possibly recording everything because they will rip you off! RIDICULOUS!!!
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Saidjamal sadat
May 2, 2026
This is only our second week living in this apartment complex, and someone already broke into my car, shattered the window, and stole whatever they could find. This is extremely upsetting and makes me feel unsafe here.
What makes it worse is that the main gate is always left open, and management is not doing anything to fix it or keep it closed. There’s basically no security here at all.
When I went to the office to speak with the leasing agent, the only response I got was “Oh wow.” No concern, no action, nothing.
I would NOT recommend living here to anyone.
I have lived here for a couple of months now. I moved here from a smaller, more expensive apartment complex around the corner and am so happy I did! I have more space for less money! That includes the cost of a private garage. I like the pet community here and how organized they are. The dog park is decent sized. I have utilized the pool and the club room so far with enjoyment. I see people using the gym. One of these days I will wonder in there! I have not had issues with my apartment. I walk my dog at all hours and feel safe. The office has monthly get togethers for the residents to do fun things. There are periodic food trucks. Maintenance seems to be very responsive and friendly. The office staff are friendly and helpful. There is a very diverse population living here which is awesome.
One thing I disagree with is the description of gourmet kitchens. There are lots of cabinets and drawers and granite countertops and island, but the appliances are a little outdated and the sink and faucet need updating. Maybe other apartments have been updated. I don’t know. Having said that, the kitchen is certainly useful. Another issue is parking charges for guests after a certain number of visits. Guests have to register with a QR code when they park or risk towing. If you have frequent visitors this could become a problem. However, I understand wanting to reduce the number of people on premises that do not live here. The bottom line is I love living here and apartment living will always have those little issues that happen with close living but I haven’t experienced it here yet. I look forward to living here for many years to come.
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William Boyce
Apr 23, 2026
I’ve been in this apartment for almost three years now, and it’s really a love-hate relationship. If you’ve got a minute, let me take you on a quick trip down memory lane.
I moved in back in 2023, and I’m not even gonna lie—I feel like I was lowkey bamboozled by the staff at the time and the tour of buildings one and two. This place has never checked my “luxury” box, but I made it work. It’s super close to my job, and the location is honestly clutch with how much is around here. That convenience is the main thing it has going for it.
But not long after I moved in, reality hit.
When I first got here, I deep cleaned the entire apartment—top to bottom. Didn’t see a single bug. A few days later though, I saw something move near the dishwasher… and that’s when everything changed. I opened it up and found multiple roaches inside. Since then, dealing with pests has been a regular part of life here—weekly, if not daily. And let me be clear: it doesn’t matter how clean you are. They’re in the walls. They run this place.
It’s gotten so bad and unpredictable that I haven’t cooked in my own apartment since January 2026. I don’t even feel comfortable eating here anymore—I literally eat out every single day. When I first brought it up to pest control, I was told, “You’re going to have roaches. No matter what you do, what we do, they’ll be around,” and it was said with a tone of “just accept it.” Now yes, the sighting have gone down some, but they’re definitely still here. Just recently, I killed three in one day.
Next issue: the sound insulation… or lack of it. I can hear EVERYTHING. I’m talking neighbors’ phones vibrating, coughing, sneezing—coming from all sides of my unit. If peace and quiet matter to you, this is not your spot. I’m in building three, and it’s always something—heavy footsteps, loud and overly personal neighbor activities, dogs barking nonstop either in units or right outside at the dog park.
And speaking of dogs… the smell of ammonia from people letting their dogs pee right at the entrance is CRAZY. You smell it every single day, and when the heat hits? It’s even worse.
Security is another major concern. My car was stolen in November 2025, literally from right in front of my apartment. The one camera at the gate didn’t catch anything, and there were no other cameras on the property at the time. After talking to neighbors, I found out I’m not the only one—cars have been stolen, broken into, had parts taken off, and I even remember seeing a whole set of wheels missing off Toyota Camrys one day.
There also used to be a big issue with random people, including homeless individuals, walking the property at night. I’ve personally had a few uncomfortable encounters, and I live on the second floor. Management did bring in an off-duty officer, and I can tell it’s helped some—but cars still get tampered with here and there.
Now, to be fair—the newer management team has been a bright spot. Trinity is great—very professional—and maintenance is always quick to respond whenever I put in a request.
You’re probably wondering why I keep renewing my lease… honestly, it’s the location. Being this close to my job with minimal traffic is hard to give up. But I’m pretty sure this is my last year here. I just can’t keep living with the reality of constant pest issues and the nonstop noise and smells that comes with this place. Also the stairs and hallways of building 3 are disgusting!!! People occasionally let their dogs go number 1 & 2 in the hallway/stairs. It for sure happens on the days it rain. I would not recommend living here unless this is your only option.
I’ve been living at The Vance at Huebner Oaks for about 2 years now and am still here — which really speaks to how positive my experience has been.
The apartments are modern, spacious, and very well maintained. I especially enjoy having a balcony, which gives a nice space to relax. The community is quiet and peaceful, making it a comfortable place to live.
One thing I truly appreciate is how clean and well-kept everything is — I haven’t faced any pest issues like roaches, and there have been no problems with neighbors. It’s been a smooth and hassle-free experience overall.
A special kudos to the maintenance team — they do an extraordinary job! They are always quick to respond, professional, and ensure everything is taken care of efficiently.
Also, a big thanks to Trinity, the property manager, who is very down-to-earth and helpful in many ways. Her support and approachable nature really make a difference in the overall living experience.
The amenities like the pool and gym are always in good condition, and the management team has been responsive as well.
After two years here, I can confidently say this is a great place to live, and I would definitely recommend The Vance at Huebner Oaks to anyone looking for a comfortable and well-managed community.