Diamond Park Apartamentos

Love It here Management is excellent Quiet very clean nice place to live

This apartment complex is fine. Why you should avoid this place like the plague is the management. They make it as unpleasant to live here as humanly possible with constantly updating the rules, making it more difficult to just live here, and inconveniencing you to absolute death. Recently they removed the guest pass system, where before if you had someone over without a guest pass they would tow your car (LOVELY), now they expect you ask your guest to park in the absolute corner of the complex.... This corner, mind you, is a good walk from 70% of the buildings in complex so god forbid they brought anything heavy and if they park anywhere other than the guest corner they’re getting towed. Last but certainly not least expect your rent to go up as much as possible every year. That’s 9% baby! Every year. So make sure you put that into your calculations if this looks like an economical place to live. All I can say is this is no diamond, this place is just rough, rough, rough. Lee mas

The management ignores your request, but if you are late for rent for 1 min, they will charge you 75 instantly, how funny

Diamond Park Apartments fall significantly short of expected standards for residential living.

My experience with the management team, particularly regarding noise complaints, has been notably unsatisfactory. Despite repeated attempts to seek resolution, my concerns have been met with prolonged delays, often extending for months, with responses indicating that the issue is "still processing."

Furthermore, the approach to late rent payments is highly punitive and lacks transparency; there is... no prior notification for being late on rent, seemingly as a strategy to levy excessive late fees. Specifically, a mere 8-hour delay results in a $75 fee.

Based on these experiences, I cannot recommend Diamond Park Apartments as a viable option for prospective residents. Lee mas

You don't even have to drive through the front gate at Diamond Park Apartments to get a pretty good idea about how well this property is maintained by GHP management. You'll know you're home as soon as you hear the piercing screeching of the front gate slowly open like nails on a chalkboard, only to violently slam shut behind you. But the comforts of home don't end here-You'll get to listen to this sequence of screeching and slamming over and over, hundreds of times each and every day, and oh... yeah, all night too, for months on end.

The on-site property manager, Jennifer, will make sure that she could not care less about your sleepless nights or how you've watched your 4-year-old child cover his ears throughout the day for months at a time. Simply explain to Jennifer that a maintenance issue that repeatedly occurs, over and over, is not actually being "fixed," and she'll clarify things for you right away, after all, she "signs the checks" around here.

If you have any question about just how much your 'quiet enjoyment of premises' matters to Jennifer, simply watch and listen right from the convenience of your patio, as she belligerently and publicly defames you to maintenance staff by telling them just how much "all of [your] bitching" truly matters to her.

And if for some strange reason you don't feel heard or respected by on-site staff- just call corporate GHP Management headquarters, they'll be sure to immediately place you on hold, transfer you back to on-site staff members, and never, ever return your calls- shout out to Tim, the regional manager, who is always working hard on the other line or in an important meeting.

Did I mention the DTP booster that your child will need after being stabbed by those pesky yet completely harmless rusty nails underneath the filthy carpet that wasn't replaced prior to your moving in? Even after GHP's carpeting vendor 'completely repairs' the dangerous problem, and verbally assures you that your child is safe to walk around barefoot again, those rusty little suckers just keep popping back up out of nowhere! Ask to have your carpet replaced and you'll enjoy the peaceful sound of crickets chirping for the rest of your stay- it's just like paradise. Lee mas