District on La Frontera
Living here means dealing with widespread pest problems, delayed maintenance, and an unresponsive management team. The leasing office staff (particularly Luz) make a strong first impression during tours, but once the lease is signed, follow-through falls apart. Common complaints span the same grievances repeated across months without resolution: roaches and ants, broken amenities, maintenance requests marked complete but never done, and neighbors disturbing others with no management enforcement. Greystar manages the property and their stated amenities include a fitness center, multiple pools, and professionally finished units with stainless steel appliances and fireplaces. In practice, reviewers report the gym has been closed for nearly a year, pool water quality issues, and units lacking promised features like fireplaces or proper TV mounting space. Application fee is $99. The property is gated but has security gaps (hole in fence, office break-in with stolen checks).
