TalaVera Apartments

So far so good. The admins are super nice and helpful. They have been very responsive through our moving process. The facilities are super clean and well maintained.

Just moving in and everything has been going great…no major problems. Have been able to enjoy my balcony for a quick sit down and enjoy the beautiful weather.

The community is not tight
nit like people think! Is not secure but, it's of community people that barely know each other. We are here feeling like numbers the rent keeps going up and as usual things get fixed on their time.

Luckily for me, I could see the apartment before making the decision. At move-in, the apartment is NICE and CLEAN!! No sloppy work, no old equipment, no dirt on the floor. So I am delighted!
Word of advise: ALWAYS look at your apartment before signing the lease!

I've been here for 1 week. The moment I entered my apartment, there was tons of water in the hallway, laundry room, and bedroom carpet. Water damage was clearly visible on the walls, floors, and ceiling. Apparently this was due to an issue with the upstairs neighbors washing machine. Maintenance was able to come the day of and dry the floors, remove the wet carpet, and place a dehumidifier in the laundry room/walls. The carpet folks entirely replace the ruined carpet within a few days, so full... kudos to them. Other than that, I have had zero communication as to when the damage will be repaired. The wood is so warped at the baseboards the bedroom door does not shut.

The shower drain was not working day 1. I put in a maintenance request immediately. It has been over a week, and again no communication. If a simple clogged drain takes over a week, I am not looking forward to how long it is going to take to fix the water damage. I should not have to harass the front desk to get any traction on maintenance requests, which is the only way I've gotten any response for anything. They advertise a "luxury living experience" and provide anything but.

I do not understand how these issues were not seen before I moved in. From speaking with neighbors my unit was vacant for quite some time. I can give them the benefit of the doubt that the leak may have occurred the day I moved in or soon before, but a clogged drain should have been spotted during a simple inspection of the unit before move in. The only conclusions I can come to are pure negligence, malice, or incompetence.

I also had my Amazon package stolen.

Spend your money else where. Lee mas