Sorelle Apartments

Rene Ramirez

Recently moved in. Misty was amazing getting us sorted.

David Adams

I've only been in these apartments for a couple months but here's what i have observed. Each tenant is allowed one sheltered/designated parking space and consequently, if you have two or three vehicles then you must utilize "free parking" spaces throughout the complex. However, there are "Inoperable vehicles" throughout the complex utilizing prime "free parking" spaces and as i have brought to the attention of management, one vehicle in particular has "Cobwebs" displayed on all four tires and has NEVER moved since the day I moved in. My question is this, "Regardless of if this inoperable vehicle is registered BUT in a prime "free parking" space, is it fair to the remaining tenants within our complex having to search for parking while prime parking spots are monopolized with no chance to gain access?" Hypothetically speaking, if someone within this complex decided to open up a Home/Auto/Repair in Sorelle Apartments, placing random vehicles within "free parking" spaces to be repaired leaving paying tenants simply out of luck, would that be Fair?? Here's another scenario: "What if approximately 10-20% of the tenants within the complex all had a second registered but "Inoperable vehicles" littered throughout the prime "free parking" spots then where would that place the rest of us? Just a thought.....................

Soriravadi Kamisama

Don’t rent Apts in building 5 if you can. The neighbors are loud and play music constantly. It’s all the way at the back of the lot next to the exit gate to ironwood that can only be opened by a car on the inside so your not gonna be able to go in unless someone is leaving. Coming in from hemlock there’s speed bumps every few yards so good luck if your behind another person. The leasing contracts say there’s no smoking allowed anywhere on the property but it’s not enforced so if you have pets or young children… you know… Edit: They’re always giving last minute notice when working on your building. And they work it almost every month since January. Our building got repainted twice since February (it’s April rn) last time they told us about renovations two days after they started. Another thing to note- even if you have a designated parking spot you’ll still need a parking pass and if you lose it it’s $50(currently). And you only get one visitor pass that would also be $50 to replace.

Cesar Navarrete

They never do maintenance on ANYTHING!! You ask them to repair something that they should do by law, and they do nothing and want to charge you for everything, lousy maintenance in this place.