Living at Parsons Apartments has been such a great experience! Eddie is always so helpful; he fixes…read moreany appliance issue quickly, is super friendly around the community, and always shows up with a great attitude. He really goes above and beyond for residents. The community itself is also very well maintained. The team recently replaced the jacuzzi, the pool is always sparkling clean, and the property is beautifully kept with regular cleaning and gardening. You can tell they take real pride in keeping Parsons a nice place to live!

Living at the Parsons APTs the last 5 plus years has been quite a smooth sail. What got me to live…read morehere were the hard floors, farmhouse kitchen sink, garage storage, tall glass walls for natural lighting to shine right in, and mostly profesional adults living here. Raúl is the best at keeping up with maintenance as well. In addition, Laura is quite attentive to resident needs. Only negative is maybe a couple cats wonder the premise in the middle of the night that's black and white (female I believe). It's all good though, harmless creature I'm sure. In conclusion, Parsons is a pleasant place to live, and I've referred a few fellas or acquaintances to reside here in the past. What can I say, i found a gem and glad to share the experience to others!

4 memorable years at Mesa Pines - all because of the convenient location, quiet/clean complex and…read moreDora, the property manager. My fiancé and I have had our share of apartment living pre Mesa Pines. We've been through rude property managers, dirty/unkept grounds, horrible neighbors and more. To say we felt relief and contentment when we moved to Mesa Pines is an understatement. Dora is communicative, efficient and most of all empathetic. We felt safe, happy and at home at Mesa Pines. She created a cozy community of friendly, respectful neighbors all while taking care of everyone's needs. You'll be taken care of here :)

Had the pleasure of living at Mesa Pines for only a year, and it was truly the best renting…read moreexperience I've ever had. I only moved out because I bought a place. Dora is an incredible property manager - extremely communicative, friendly, and caring. She genuinely cares about all the residents and wants the best for everyone. The complex itself is also great! Conveniently located near great restaurants, grocery stores, the freeway, and the beach, it really is super close to everything. The one bedroom apartment my boyfriend and I lived in was renovated, quiet, and had everything we needed. If you're looking for a spot in Costa Mesa, definitely consider Mesa Pines. Even if they don't have openings, it's worth getting added to the waitlist.

I've lived here for 5 years and cannot speak highly enough! Tanner is welcoming. professional and…read morereliable, and Raul and his maintenance team are the best. I've lived in studios all over Chicago and OC and Eastside/AMC is the gold standard. Keep up the great work!

This has been, without question, one of the most difficult experiences I have ever had as a…read moreresident. Imagine living in the same community for eight years. Not because you have nowhere else to go, but because you are raising your child and trying to give him stability. My son has grown up here. He has friends here. He attends school in this community, and keeping him in the same school district and school zone has been the primary reason I have remained here for so long. I am paying $3,400 a month for a two-bedroom apartment. At that price, I am not asking for special treatment. I am asking for something incredibly basic: to be treated fairly, respectfully, and consistently. What has made this experience so upsetting is not simply that problems occur in an apartment community. Problems happen everywhere. It is how those problems are handled. When residents raise legitimate concerns, there should be a fair process for receiving those complaints, investigating them, following up, and applying community rules consistently. Instead, my experience has been that complaints have not always been handled equally, and that the circumstances surrounding who made a complaint can somehow become more important than the underlying problem itself. And I have to ask: what exactly is unreasonable about wanting a decent place to live? I have complained about things that should not be controversial--people allowing their dogs to leave waste around common areas, dogs jumping on children, dog hair being left throughout the laundromat, and basic failures to clean up after themselves. I am a man in my 50s raising a child. I am not looking for conflict. I am trying to raise my son and maintain a safe, clean, respectful community around him. That should not make me the problem. What is particularly difficult is feeling as though, after raising legitimate concerns, the focus shifts away from what caused the complaint and toward my reaction to how the complaint was handled. That distinction matters. If someone is upset because their concerns have repeatedly gone unresolved, addressing the person's frustration while ignoring the underlying issue does not actually resolve anything. It simply changes the subject. I should not have to wonder whether bringing a legitimate concern to management will result in retaliation, unequal treatment, assumptions being made about me, or being treated as though I am somehow the difficult resident simply because I spoke up. Nobody should. I have spent eight years building a life in this community. I have paid my rent. I have raised my son here. I have invested time and trust into the idea that the people responsible for managing this community would act professionally, objectively, and fairly. That is why this has been so deeply disappointing. I am not asking management to agree with me about everything. I am asking them to listen, investigate, apply the rules consistently, communicate professionally, and treat residents with the same standard of fairness regardless of who they are or who they know. At $3,400 a month, a resident should not have to feel like they are fighting their own property management simply to be heard. And frankly, nobody should have to live that way.

I had such a GREAT experience while at the Village at South Coast…read more Pros: -Modern unit -Unit was very clean -Maintenance team SUPER helpful and friendly. Chris was excellent! -Property manager Vanessa and her assistant were super friendly and were always trying to go above and beyond with their answers to my questions. -Parking situation is spacious -Tenants were super friendly as well Furthermore, I've been in many apartment complexes in past and it's always difficult to communicate with property managers, as they are usually very busy and don't reply quickly to emails or calls. However, that is NOT the case at The Village at South Coast. Vanessa the property manager, is attentive to emails and calls, and is always so inviting when you stop by her office. She is so friendly and professional, and I couldn't have asked for a better property manager. I truly feel she is has a passion to providing excellent service, and you can see that by her actions and great personality. Thank you Vanessa for your excellent service! If I ever move back to Costa Mesa, I am going straight to The Village at South Coast. Cons: -None

Be careful. Police report filed…read more Peeping Tom outside the apartment window. Caught IT looking into the window, which was slightly open; the light was on, and two of us were home. Even after scaring IT (him) off, IT returned a couple of minutes later, so we called the cops. Someone forcefully bent the window screen. Requesting camera footage from the apartment manager (will verify if they have it) and motion sensor lights today.

Love living here, the community is down to earth, hardworking people of all ages. Very quiet. Sea…read morebreezes and well kept grounds with flowers and palm trees. The people who live here and work here are kind and neighborly and take care of eachother. Of note, this is a rare complex where smoking IS allowed inside all apartments and on the grounds, so unwanted smoke can waft through walls.and windows. Also, old-fashioned checks are required for rent payment as there is no online system to pay.

I recently moved out just due to life changing but I LOVED living here! As a single girl I felt so…read moresafe. The place is beautiful and everyone who lives here is so nice. There is so much parking, a sauna, a couple coffee shops in walking distance and an amazing park right up the street. Got a little pricey towards the end of my 4-5 years living here but I always thought it was worth it. My only complaint was that a white husky name Blu attacked my dog while we lived there. I'm not sure if they are still there but stay far away from them! Management handled it as best they could. I also love the maintenance staff, William is like family to me now! They keep the grounds so clean and fresh and look out after you. I just had such a nice time in life living here, so peaceful, so safe, so fun! Miss ya beach house! I recommend it to all my friends!

Carolina was an amazing property manager! She was always attentive, responsive, and incredibly kind…read morethroughout our stay. Anytime we needed help, she responded quickly and made everything easy. Even after our stay ended, she went above and beyond to help us with referrals quickly to secure our next apartment. We really appreciated all of her help and support!

The manager is the best and she takes good care of the residents. She makes sure the apartments are…read morewell taken care of.

Casey was professional and responsive throughout the leasing process. She was a pleasure to work…read morewith and always happy to help. I would recommend working with her.

UPDATE -- July 2026…read more After posting my original review, Irvine Company contacted me. Their communications were consistently polished, sympathetic, and customer-service oriented. Unfortunately, the substance of their response was the same as it had been throughout my residency: acknowledgments and reassuring language, but no meaningful remedy, accommodation, concession, or lasting resolution. For months, I documented recurring noise from the apartment directly above mine, including heavy footfalls, banging, slamming, dropped objects, and early-morning disturbances that repeatedly woke both me and my son. Even the operation of the Irvine-installed window covering above my bedroom was transmitted loudly enough to wake me, often between approximately 5:30 and 6:30 a.m. I understand that multifamily living includes ordinary noise, and I did not complain every time I heard my neighbors. I complained only when the noise became prolonged, unusually loud, or disruptive enough to awaken us and interfere with the use of our home. Management contacted the upstairs residents, who said they were engaging only in ordinary daily activities. Irvine then accepted the position that the sounds were simply "daily living." At no point did anyone from management come into my apartment to hear what I was experiencing, reproduce the window-covering noise, inspect the sound transmission between the units, or evaluate whether the landlord-installed components were functioning as intended. More recently, I was awakened by sustained banging and dragging noises beginning at approximately 7:00 a.m. on a Sunday, consistent with furniture being moved during an apparent move-out. The Resident Handbook states that furniture may be moved only between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. unless different hours are approved. I still received no meaningful explanation as to whether the early move was authorized or whether the community's own rule was enforced. This reflects my broader experience with management's selective approach to its rules. During my residency, a staff member confrontationally accused me of not picking up after my dog--an accusation I denied and believe was unfounded. That incident was especially upsetting because management was willing to confront me aggressively over an alleged violation, while repeatedly declining to meaningfully investigate or enforce rules that affected my sleep and enjoyment of my home. I also had packages stolen from outside my front door. While I understand no apartment community can guarantee that theft will never occur, it was another disappointment during an already frustrating residency. The sound transmission between units has been the single most disappointing aspect of living at Villas Fashion Island, particularly at a monthly rent exceeding $8,000. Footsteps, impacts, furniture movement, and even window coverings should not be transmitted into a bedroom at a level that repeatedly wakes the resident below in a property marketed as a premium luxury community. After living here for more than a year of my 15-month lease, I recently had an opportunity to move a few months early. I asked Irvine Company to consider my documented experience and allow a reasonable early release. The community manager, general manager, and Corporate Customer Care all responded with sympathetic and carefully worded messages, but refused any waiver, reduction, custom resolution, or goodwill accommodation. The only choices offered were the same standard options available under the lease: pay a $16,380 lease-break fee or remain responsible for rent until the apartment is re-rented or the lease expires. My takeaway is that Irvine Company's customer service sounds caring, but in my experience it has largely consisted of empathy and platitudes without meaningful action. Management appears to decide which rules it wishes to enforce and which it does not. Prospective residents should not assume that repeated, well-documented complaints--or the rules in the Resident Handbook--will necessarily result in investigation, enforcement, or a practical solution.

My wife and I lived at Elden for about two years. We very much enjoyed living here - the…read moreenvironment is peaceful, grounds are well kept, and neighbors are friendly. The apartment manager Kendra is very responsive and friendly. Street parking is a little challenging at times, but you can always find a spot somewhere within a block away.

To start, the management here is amongst the best, if not the best, I've ever leased from. Requests…read morewere handled promptly, the complex is kept very clean and (most importantly) the landlord is extremely friendly and reliable. The apartments themselves have a lovely layout and the small accents in the rooms make you sort of fall in love with the place. The courtyard is generally quiet and the community is largely young friendly couples. I've never needed to submit a noise complaint or any sort of complaint for that matter. Kendra, the manager on site, has been extremely friendly and supportive where needed. Through the pandemic, the coin shortage made it hard to find quarters to do laundry. Kendra always had quarters on hand which saved me a ton of time. Bonus: there's a cumquat tree near the back of the complex. An overall pleasant experience living here!

First I was like to start by pointing out was a great place the ENCLAVE is with all its amenities…read more The ENCLAVE feels like its one city. I see folks walking there dogs, security is always walking about, the up keep is fantastic. The Enclave has taken apartment living to a new level. I would also like to make mention of a maintenance man named Joshua. I was parked out side my apartment and asked me if everything was okay. I explained my situation about my key and me waiting for my significant other and Joshua immediately said he could help. He verified my identity and told me he would verify at the front office. Joshua returned and helped me solve my problem which saved me an hour. But what impressed me the most was his kindness, willingness to help and his professionalism. Thank you again. Respectfully, Manuel Delgadillo

The maintenance response time has been disappointing. Maintenance requests often take much longer…read morethan expected, even for issues that affect daily living. While the staff is courteous, I hope management can improve the turnaround time and communication regarding service requests. Faster and more reliable maintenance would make a big difference in the overall resident experience. I hope management prioritizes improving maintenance response times, as this is an important part of living in a community like The Enclave.

After 3 years at The Arbors it's time to move. My original post was directed towards our first…read morelandlord, since then we've had 2 other sets of landlord, each progressively better. Don and Bailey are the current landlords, and they're doing a great job! They keep the place looking clean, they care about doing the little extra things like building in doggy runs for the pups, decorating the pool area, etc. Other things to add about the apartments would be the great location. Easy to hop on the 55/405, and no need to deal with the annoying Triangle traffic because we're just inland from that. TJ Maxx/Home Depot/Stater Bros all super close! Plus dollar tree/post office a block walks away. Many squirrels call The Arbors home and they're hilarious. In general the neighbors are all super friendly. So yea, I'd recommend this place!

The Arbors is a cozy and quiet nook in Costa Mesa. I recently lived there for a little over two…read moreyears, and I had a great experience. Baley and Don are the property managers, and they do a fantastic job of keeping the property well-maintained. They are also very friendly and responsive when you need something. As a single woman living alone, I always felt safe living there. I highly recommend The Arbors if you are looking for a new place to rent. Many thanks to Baley and Don again!