we moved here from Iowa and really love the community. We feel safe, the newsletters have been so…read morefriendly and helpful in getting us acclimated to the community. Great place to be active and the surrounding businesses have been wonderful

If you are looking for an upscale, active, and secure active adult community with all the amenities…read moreyou may want - come to Leisure World. They have 24 hour security, two golf courses, a great tennis facility, pickleball courts, and three clubhouses, a nice fitness center, and all the clubs and activities you may want to keep you active and find new friends. You won't be bored, and you will be glad you found it.

Playa Del Rey has only positive feedback for Brown Property Management and our manager Marilyn…read more She is always kind, helpful, and knowledgeable about laws and rules for our community. She has been there to support is in new projects, issues with maintenance, and homeowner questions. She is always prepared and on top of our financials with solid advice for the board.

Terrible customer service Not responsive…read moreRude Don't ever answer the phone and don't reply to voice mail

We have noticed change since this company took over our HOA our greenbelts and common areas look so…read moremuch better. Street signs, wall maintenance and painting Maintenance in general being done.. We do pay HOA fees $$$$! So it's nice to notice where the dollars are going.. Office staff were very helpful when it came to our RV parking pass.. 1 dropped the ball But 2 others picked it up.. So to us it's nice seeing the improvements Thank you GUD

After receiving a warning with intent to fine over "palm tree maintenance," I along with a family…read moremember spent over 3 hours in the 100 degree heat of Maricopa County trying to meet your standards. First of all, with your warning notice, you do not provide an example image of what acceptable palm tree maintenance looks like, per your opinion. I've grown up in Southern California my entire life and traveled all over the world, including tropical climates where palms naturally grow in the sand on beaches. Every palm tree I've ever seen whether here in the USA or in another country has had a few or multiple dead leaves and bark on the bottom. I've even included photos of palm trees that exist outside of your little community here (photos were taken in June 2026). People who have moved to the area or own property under your HOA management may have moved into the area from other parts of the country where palm trees actually look like the photos I have provided here. Some people don't even notice this because this is what they have grown up knowing and seeing every single day. The fact that you sent a warning notice with intent to fine over a few dead leaves that were completely underneath the green leaves, shows that you are just looking for reasons to send warnings. It also shows narrow minded thinking on your part; just assuming people know what level of "palm tree maintenance" you view as acceptable, meanwhile there are palm trees all over the USA and other areas of the planet that look completely different than what you deem acceptable. Maybe broaden your horizons a bit.... Second point I'd like to make here...on your warning with intent to fine, why don't you provide a list of local tree trimming businesses local to the area? This would make it much easier on the homeowner to just contact a gardener/landscaper instead of having to look one up. Just throw in a list of gardener/landscaper companies that do tree trimming in with your warning notice. Third point....there are MULTIPLE dead plants all over the community areas that the HOA homeowner dues are supposed to be maintaining. I do not see where all the money is going with these HOA dues. The whole community is looking run down. The property under your HOA management that is owned by our family is not a full time residence. We've been in contact with MULTIPLE neighbors on our AZ block and we seem to be the only ones getting hit with your notices about "palm tree maintenance" yet half the block has palm trees with dead leaves visible from the street! Half the lawns on the block are also filled with weeds! So, are you just picking on us because we aren't there full time? Hmmmmmmmmmmmm..........seems suspicious to me. If I were this company, I'd be more concerned about why a majority of the homeowners are not paying their dues. Are you just sending warnings to those of us who are actually paying our dues? Again, seems suspicious to me. - dissatisfied with this HOA/community management company is an understatement.

Beautiful neighborhood and sought out lake community in Mesa. 7 lakes, golf cart community, pools…read moreand lots of activities. This is the greenest neighborhood Mesa has to offer. The HOA is very affordable in comparison to other lake communities and quietness in riches your quality of life! I love living here! Lots of walking paths, pickle ball courts and playgrounds! Very safe and clean.

I researched condos to buy. This is a fact, I have called seven different offices to obtain the…read moreCC&R's to read before signing a contract to purchase with a Realtor. My husband and I could not find a human being to speak with, leaving two voice messages with offices with a recording stating "someone would be back with you in touch within one to two business days. Our Realtor has done the same. It is a poorly operated organization, as there was no reply to three people calling with a friendly request to obtain some information. I will never buy, nor should anyone else, without knowing the CC&R's and P&L sheet of the condo association. An ounce of research = a pound of cure. Sad. Imagine trying to sell a condo, and the HOA will not communicate. I would be upset. Their ignorance is killing the chance for you to sell your condo. 8/7/2025.

Had questions regarding the paint color for the walls surrounding my home. Couldn't get a straight…read moreanswer from Trestle on what color to use. After a few calls I spoke with "Clarice." Terrible service from her. She couldn't spell, "customer" if you gave her the first 6 letters. However, after another inquiry I did speak with Tracey Redfield-Lyon. She was outstanding and even confirmed that the info given was very confusing. Also stated she would work the board for our neighborhood to clean up the current docs.

Terrible is the word for this company. When asked questions to the the accounting department their…read moreresponse is always "I don't know"

CPV has been our HOA's management company for a few years, and we are so happy. Before CPV, we went…read morethrough multiple companies, and were always disappointed. CPV is the first company that delivers on every front, and their staff is so kind. Our manager, Aaron L., is exceptional. He is very knowledgable, experienced, resourceful, efficient, proactive, responsive, and a pleasure to work with. Their fee is quite fair and competitive. Personal, competent, consistent service. Highly recommend CPV!

This is our home owners association. I pride myself with following rules and guidelines. I first…read morereceived a violation that was not even for my house. I had to get that corrected . I complained about people parking in front or by my home and I was told to go hunting for where they lived so they can address the fine. I received a current violation without warnings. They stated I received two courtesy letters which we never received. The letter received already assessed a fine. Our neighbors and neighborhood doesn't follow any of our guidelines. People still park in the streets and by our house all the time. Trash cans never get put in back yards and stay in front of peoples homes. Garages are still used for living spaces . I got a fine for tree branches hitting our home. For a company that prides in customer service has ineffective communication with home owners who actually follow the rules but there are homeowners that continue to have non maintanced yards and trash bins in front of their yard.

I bought a 2 bedroom condo in October 2020. I wasn't sure about the area, but having lived there…read moreseveral months I'm really happy with the location as it's convenient to everything. Also the condo association does a great job of keeping the complex clean, quiet and updated. Working with Dave the property manager is really easy and they are really responsive to concerns. I'm a snow bird and I notice the units are generally occupied by younger working people which is fine, but different than my demographic. People are friendly and helpful to a snow bird. Also, the monthly HOA fee is very low for all the facilities that are available: pools, hot tub, basketball and racquetball courts and bike storage etc. I haven't lived in a HOA for much of my life so I am getting used to all the rules, but nothing has been too burdensome. The HOA locks the gate closest to my unit after 6 pm on weeknights which makes for extra driving when returning after 6 pm. However, I understand the extra security because I have seen some sketchy people in the area and the HOA feels very safe and quiet. If I lived in AZ full time, then I would probably buy a house or condo in a nicer location, but given my part time status Circle Tree Condos are great and meet my needs.

First place I lived when I moved to AZ. I have to say, of all the places I've rented since, the HOA…read moreat Circle Tree is by far the best. Yes, they're strict. Pool and public areas have rules that you need to play by. But trust me, I've lived places after where the HOA let anyone get away with anything and it was a nightmare. I appreciated the fines people got for breaking rules. Guess what? No one wants to hear you at the pool after 10 pm when we have work the next morning, or have you park in the wrong space or blast your music. Shut the hell up and get back in your apartment. Yes, I reported so many and I loved it! The buildings are a little older but they do their best to take care of something if it needs attention. Also, the neighborhood is a little scetchy but they have codes and gates that keep you safe. They also have 24-7 security which takes good care of the area. Specifically surrounding noise complaints, they're on! They're also very good about communication. If something is going on regarding maintenance, or events, they are good at telling you in advance. The people there were pretty nice. Lower income mostly, but super friendly. A lot if families with kids or retired older people. Good part is the condos are located right next to the freeway if you need to get anywhere fast.

We are currently going through the application process for a rental with Mark Brower Properties…read more Their staff has been very responsive and has maintained communication with us through the entire process. Thanks Avril for all your help! We look forward to renting with you!

Our experience with this company was positive for most of our lease, but everything changed during…read morethe move-out process. The biggest issue was the lack of communication from our assigned property manager. On multiple occasions, I had to reach out several times before receiving a response, and I rarely received updates unless I continuously followed up. At one point, I was eventually told that their internet had been down, but it would have been helpful to know that earlier rather than having to call repeatedly wondering why I wasn't receiving a response. The handling of our security deposit was by far the most frustrating part of the entire experience. We were charged over $400 for carpet cleaning even though our property manager had specifically told us that we did not need to have the carpets professionally cleaned. We also had to dispute multiple other charges that we felt were unnecessary. We had taken very good care of the property and genuinely felt that we left the house in better condition than when we moved in. When we moved in, the backyard had weeds that were over a foot tall. During our tenancy, we maintained the property and kept the yard and home in great condition. It was extremely frustrating to feel like we were being nickel-and-dimed for every possible thing after we had been responsible tenants. After we continued fighting to get our money back, our property manager remained unhelpful and, in our experience, disrespectful. Eventually, she told me that if I disagreed with the charges, I would have to take the matter to court with the landlord. Thankfully, the landlord was much more understanding. He acknowledged that we had been great tenants and ultimately recognized that we should receive some of our deposit back. What was most disappointing was that we felt the property management company was not on our side throughout the process and made what should have been a straightforward move-out experience unnecessarily difficult. Overall, the property and our tenancy were good, but the way the move-out and security deposit were handled left a very negative impression. If you rent through this company, I would strongly recommend documenting everything from move-in through move-out, taking plenty of photos, keeping all communication, and being prepared to advocate for yourself when it comes to your security deposit. Our biggest issue wasn't even the fact that there were deductions--it was the lack of communication, the difficulty getting answers, and the way we were treated when we questioned charges we believed were unfair. After being good tenants and taking care of the property, we expected a much better experience when it came time to move out.

Scott Gordon and administration . unfit living conditions and unreasonable fees, scott gordon took…read moremy son's $1,500.00 and never gave us access to get ALL of belongings. Horrible mgmt and horrible place to live. look them up!

I owned and rented my unit #216 back in 2006 thru 2009 and it was hell! Scott Gordon who is the HOA…read moreboard is also the consulting firm and also president of the HOA as well as the company who installed the WiFi in the entire community, so this guy gets monies from assessments monthly, fines and WiFi fees, he's a cash cow!