Woodlake Downs Apartamentos

I lived in this apartment complex for year and it was the WORST. The management is totally rude, unresponsive and doesn't give a darn about the residents. They will charge you for damages even if you have proof that you didn't cause them. I was charged for new blinds even though I had replaced the damaged ones myself. I showed them the pictures of the new blinds, but they still refused to refund me. The carpet was also damaged when I moved in, but the management refused to do anything about it.... I told them about the damage when I moved in, but they said it wasn't their problem. The maintenance crew have this habit of wandering into our apartments when we weren't around. This is totally messed up and makes me feel unsafe in my own home. One time, I was chillin' at home when a maintenance worker just strolled in without a care in the world and stayed all day. I had to tell him to leave after 6 pm. So, if you're thinking about living in this apartment complex, I'd give it a hard pass. The management is MIA when you need 'em, they'll charge you for stuff you didn't do, and the maintenance crew can be pretty unsettling.





Lee mas

I lived at Woodlake Downs for a year, and it was the worst experience of my life. The low rent is not worth it. You'll be spending more money on repairs, maintenance, and other unexpected costs. The buildings are old and falling apart. There are leaking pipes, broken appliances, and other safety hazards. The management is rude and unresponsive. They won't fix anything, and they'll make you pay for repairs even if they're caused by their neglect. They even try to bribe tenants for positive... reviews. They prioritize money over tenant safety and health. The pool was opened with unsafe water, and they refused to help with pest control. When you move out, they'll hit you with hefty damages charges, even if the damages are not your fault. There are better options available in the area. Don't waste your time and money at Woodlake Downs. The management is only concerned with lining their pockets, not with the well-being of their tenants. Lee mas

Steer clear of this place! Yeah, at first glance, the price might look tempting, but trust me, they'll sneak in all these crazy charges while you're there and then stick you with unnecessary fees when you try to move out. I've been around the block, rented four different spots in the last seven years, and never once had to pay for any damages. But guess what? Woodlake Downs hit me with a massive bill. And let me tell you, the buildings there are straight-up ancient and falling apart. They don't... lift a finger to fix anything, but you can bet your bottom dollar they'll make you foot the repair costs. And don't even get me started on the management—rude, unresponsive, and their sole focus is squeezing every cent they can out of you. No joke, this place takes the cake for being the absolute worst I've ever called home. Oh, and get this: they try to bribe tenants with gift vouchers and all sorts of goodies just to get positive reviews. Makes you wonder if any of those rave reviews are even legit, right? Seriously, do yourself a favor and run the other way! Lee mas

Old buildings, pest problems & poor management. They will treat you well to lure you in the beginning and start treating you badly afterwards. Only good thing is the location.

They were by far the worst management I have ever encountered, showing little concern for anything other than making money. Their behavior drastically changed after I signed the lease.

I submitted a request to fix a clogged toilet. To my astonishment, upon returning home, I discovered that they had placed the toilet directly on top of the bathroom tub. This was a clear violation of basic hygiene protocols, and it only takes them a mere five minutes to properly fit the toilet without resorting... to such an unnecessary measure. What's worse is that they failed to inform me about this unconventional placement. I promptly reached out to them through phone and email, but received no response. As a result, I was left without functioning bathroom facilities for approximately 24 hours. To make matters even more unsatisfactory, they left my bathroom filled with dirt after completing the repair.

Adding insult to injury, the management falsely charged me for damages I did not cause. Despite repeatedly voicing my concerns to them, they continued to overcharge me. When I expressed my desire to break the lease during the first week of the month, they charged me a lease break fee for the following three months, instead of the standard two months. They did not return my security deposit.

Living in that apartment was an absolute nightmare, and I cannot express how relieved I am to have finally escaped their clutches. Lee mas