Aviles

The location is hard to beat. It’s a few minutes bike ride from the beach, rouses/publix/walmart all less than a mile away. The units are cozy with a decent layout. The management however is abysmal. They don’t fix things in a timely manner. They’re constantly hiring and firing new people. It’s honestly sad. Really loved the place before moving in. if you drive around the grounds the day after rent is due you’ll certainly see bright yellow signs with bold enough letters to read from your car... stating that the persons rent is late. That means that there’s actually someone doing something, it’s unfortunate that they don’t show that same sense of urgency when it benefits the tenants. If you are looking for a short term stay for a few months, why not? But i don’t recommend it as your long term option. Read More

Amazing location, nice pool, friendly property manager.

Lived at Aviles shortly after they were built. Month or so into moving I became super sick as well as some of the other residents. Very obvious signs of mold in the unit from being built poorly and or rushed project. First owners would only be allowed to change air filters and would bring a grocery bag of a liquid into your unit and pour it into the air conditioning system and for a few days your apartment would wreak of bleach and harsh chemicals. Left very unprofessional and rude 4 page letter... on our doors with poor grammar telling us it’s our fault our units are falling apart, ect. No one picked up after pets, multiple people (6+) living in one unit, loud music late at night, and parking was hard to come by. After new management took over it got better 1%. Then they said I wouldn’t get my full deposit back as I would be deducted a $250 cleaning fee. Overall a low-income style housing with a high price tag slapped on top. Move in at your own risk.

It may be better now management wise, but a building made cheap and not with quality, or better preparation will not be made better by new ownership. Read More