Address: 1102 S Abel St, Milpitas, CA 95035, USA
Phone: +16692384600
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–6PM
Tuesday: 9AM–6PM
Wednesday: 10AM–6PM
Thursday: 9AM–6PM
Friday: 9AM–6PM
Saturday: 9AM–6PM
Abubakar Saleh
When it comes to being flexible and finding ways to support residents the Apex team steps up. We had reserved the community space for a party, Priscilla and team really helped us plan and make our event a success. We really appreciate a team that is not shy of finding creative ways to help tenants! Thank you!
Menhaj Sharaf
As each residential rental apartments, there are pros and cons. My experience so far has been good. I have had the following Positive experiences: *. Technicians have always showed a day or two later to fix non emergency issues such as fridge, AC and lights after submitting an online ticket. *. In the leasing office, Ms. Van.. and Mr. Man.. have always answered my question and inquires. The following changes can be make this place even better: *. Fire alarms are too loud for kids. In 3 months, they have kicked off 2 times. Since the alarms are also installed (speakers) in each room, these alarms are so loud that can be dangerous for children's ears. *. Windows noise reduction for first floor can be better. I can hear any car that drives on the road.
Emerson Cody
While not a renter, I still lived in this complex for two years, finally moving out last November. The location is convenient, with a Trader Joe's, VTA station, and Great Mall within walking distance. We had issues with ants in our bathroom, multiple times. We lived on the second floor. People living below us were feeding rats on their patio. Parking garage was dirty and trash was sometimes piled up for days on end. It almost always smelled terrible, sometimes you could smell someone smoking and it was so bad that you didn't want to breathe. Generally, there were issues with people smoking outside and it became bad enough that I could still smell it with windows closed. The area is very loud, but that's to be expected, city and all. Fire alarms would go off in the middle of the night. During maintenance, they could be heard for at least an hour. Gates for the parking garage were sometimes broken. Doors on the first floor leading into the stairwell didn't require a key fob to be opened. At least one of the second floor stairwell doors had a broken fob scanner, and could just be opened without one. I urge anyone considering renting an apartment to take heed of warnings left by other reviewers and look elsewhere.
zeeshan faisal Khan
Have been living here for almost 3 years and I am glad I didn’t continue my lease term . Wouldn’t recommend anyone as well, not because of the broken fire alarm which would wake you up at 2 am in the morning and you’ll have to spend 1-2 hrs in your car to avoid noise but the service they would provide . I got my apartment professionally deep cleaned before evacuating , not to mention they charged me quite some money for misc utility and carpet cleaning which I didn’t even argue but getting charged for additional cleaning was completely unacceptable and to add on top of it I have been emailing them pretty much every day about it but would receive absolutely no response , like they don’t care for customer retention at all or don’t even understand what basic courtesy is . I went there in person showed them the pics , they would ask you attach pictures and send it over an email but then would completely ghost you . It’s not the apartment as much but the management which is why I would avoid living there . I am attaching the pics and what additionally cleaning they did on top on it is beyond my understanding.
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If you’re not 100% satisfied with your new home, we’ll help you transfer to a comparable home within the same community, or you can choose to break your lease penalty-free within the first 30 days of move-in. Some restrictions may apply.
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