9/15/2024. Daughter lives here as SDSU student. Hot water…read morehas been out in many units now for 4 days. It's so common they were told that last semester they used the "staged" empty apartment and scheduled people to shower there. But they're not using that unit now. So the lack of hot water isn't a NEW issue. Of course they're taking advantage of young college kids. LOOK FOR A BETTER MANAGED PLACE.

Paseo Place is clearly violating ADA compliance by having no elevators in operation with their…read morecomplex having five stories. All elevators have been down for at least three weeks and instead they seem to care more about repainting the building and installing electric car charging stations in the garage. Do not live here, I am honestly thinking about suing. In addition, I am paying to live here, just as every other resident. None of us are getting compensated or a rent reduction for not having two of its most important services: elevators and safety. With all of the construction going on, the gates and garage doors are left open all day and I do not feel safe. When I woke up this morning, there were two men on my balcony and I did not receive notice that was going to happen.

Sam Jimenez provided the best leasing customer service! I've called several properties as I am…read moreseeking relocate to San Diego. He was patient, knowledgeable , friendly and attentive. If I were a current student I would consider moving here without a doubt. Thanks Sam!

This is our daughter's first apartment experience so I was a little nervous throughout the…read moreapplication process at first. But, when I called the leasing office to ask some questions, I spoke to a representative named Sam and he eased my anxieties right away. I'm confident that she and her roommates will be very happy tenants. Thank you for your excellent customer service Sam!

I really cannot entirely express how much I love living at Zuma. I literally cannot think of a…read moresingle complaint about my time living here. Hailee, the GM, Craig, the maintenance worker, and the rest of the Zuma staff will make you feel like you're living at home. Zuma offers individual leases, so you only have to worry about paying for yourself, which I found to be a great sense of relief. All utilities are paid for, with each resident getting a $30 cap on electricity (have only gone over twice in my time here by a few dollars, not a big deal). The apartment itself is great. I lived in a 4bed, 2bath layout with three other roommates. The living room comes with a couch, loveseat, coffee table, two end tables, and an HDTV with a cable box (it even has HBO). The bedroom comes with a full-size bed if you're in a single, which is a huge plus if you're coming from a twin bed. It also comes with a nightstand, mirrored closet, two dressers, a ceiling fan (although there's also air conditioning in the apartment), and a desk for your computer/TV (room also has a cable hookup, also included). Forgot to mention, each apartment has it's own router for WiFi, and each bedroom has an Ethernet port, both methods being lightning fast (not kidding). The apartment complex is about 3 years old, so it still feels like a brand new building, and it is hands down the nicest apartment complex inside and out in the SDSU area. There is a nice courtyard in the center on the ground floor that has a couple of couches and chairs that allow for a nice area to socialize and enjoy a beautiful San Diego day (all bedrooms face the outside of the building, so there's no noise problems whatsoever). There's a community grill on the ground floor, a study lounge (two PCs, a printer, and a private room), and a community lounge, with a few couches, and an enormous TV. The complex also has gated parking. The management really makes an effort to make their tenants feel at home. The complex hosts numerous events (dinners, movies, etc.) and the management office is always loaded with drinks and snacks for residents. I can't say enough good things about Zuma. It's such a great little community, and if you have the opportunity to live here (spots fill up quickly), I highly recommend you take it. You'll be happy you did!

Attention SDSU Parents with kids moving into Zuma- Make sure…read morethe day your kid moves in you take many photos of their bed room and common area (kitchen, bathroom, living room and exterior walls). The photo of the exterior walls are very important to document. The landlord loves to keep part or all of your security deposit even when nothing was damaged. Total SCAM.

The staff is so accommodating and kind whenever I had any questions! Would definitely recommend!read more

this is the worst place I have ever lived. The elevator. Didn't work for over four months and there…read morewas puke in the elevator. Left there for over three days. The people who do run checks are ridiculous and housing is a pain in the butt not to mention the front desk workers don't do anything correct and tell you to go grab your package at 5 PM from the mail room, but then keep it behind the front desk for over two weeks.

Great apartment to rent, especially right by SDSU if you're a student going here, plenty of parking…read morespots in the back, super convenient, everything around the campus is just walking distance, all the service and maintenance are good so far, nice and clean

Horrible management! They take advantage of college students. They charged my son for damages that…read morewe had documented when he moved in. We are still fighting the charges 6 months later! Protect your student! Document everything and move-in and take pictures!

Prisma is such a nice, safe, and amazing place to stay. I have stayed here now for the past two…read moreyears and I do not want to leave. The managers, maintenance, and staff are excellent and Alex is always accommodating to his residence and goes above and beyond for everyone in W student housing. The staff also does amazing giveaways monthly and I has an amazing community room in prisma where I can study, relax, and enjoy free printing. They have a Keurig and a TV and games in the community room as well. I love my room and they also do food and drink giveaways as well and makes it feel homey and a great community. Craig the maintenance man is also amazing and goes out of his way to make sure that all of the rooms and furniture are safe. The management and upkeep from prisma staff is awesome. They even take our trash out for us! So ... If you were looking for somewhere to stay ?? I would suggest to move into on San Diego State Campus and live in Prisma or you should choose Cerca or Zura. The apartment is close to the gym, field, and five minutes away walking from Trader Joe's and the center of sdsu campus. Nothing but good things to say!!

Prisma has caught me eye for some time ever since I have visited my friend who lives here! Prisma…read moreis close to everything on campus, especially the gym which I love! There are great amenities at Prisma and the rooms are big enough to fit what you need! There is also a ton of space underneath the bed which is a plus!

As a veteran who has fallen on hard times, I am thankful to have this place to stay thanks to an…read moreorganization who helps with housing assistance. Granted it wasn't my ideal setting because it's in the middle of college life been there done that, but it is definitely growing on me. It's close to everything for me: transportation, stores, and restaurants. I have stayed in far worse being in the Navy that's for sure. I had some minor issues, such as leaking bathroom window when it rains very hard, but that is few and far between and the loud college kids and cars parking next to my bedroom window which is a tow away zone. Lana has been very friendly with me. So far, no complaints in that department.

Surface kindness is not enough…read more We were desperate to find a spot for our son as the Fall semester started. Located a few steps from campus, this seemed extremely pricey, but since the owners divide multi-bedroom units into separate rooms and we didn't have to find roommates, it was attractive. The place was filthy when we looked at it, but Lana, a kindly landlady, assured us that when he moved in, it would be sparkling clean. She seemed very maternal and we felt comfortable signing the 50ish-page lease. We moved him in a couple of weeks later, and it wasn't clean at all. His room had hair collected into tumbleweeds in the corners. Doors and jambs were covered in grime, and the bathroom and kitchen were filthy. We went to put stuff into drawers in the kitchen to find out they were glued shut! Disappointed, we cleaned it up to be habitable and left him, knowing at least he could just walk to campus, hoping he'd have a good year. Lana was kind to him, but the front door of the unit remained patched and sanded, looking like it was mid-repair just as it did when we first viewed the place for the entire time my son lived there (as shown in countless Amazon delivery confirmations). The dishwasher was a total catfish - never worked. For some ungodly reason, the US Postal service refused to deliver a package to his address, stating that the address on his lease, "does not exist". I spoke to SD post office reps directly when my package was returned undeliverable and they argued that there is no such address, google maps be damned. Thankfully, Amazon had no issue finding that grotty door. He came back home a little early for summer, and when we went down to clean the unit and do a walkthrough, they had finally painted the front door. Though 2 roommates still hadn't moved out, 3 of us put in hours of hard labor to ensure the place was left clean without discarding the roommates' grocery items. His room and a shared bathroom were left pristine with zero damage, and the shared living room and kitchen, decent (roommates would be living there after he left). Lana and Bill walked through, kind and happily chatting, and remarked how our son was awesome and they really wished he would stay. Though the lease stated the deposit would be returned within 21 days "after the premises have been vacated," when I texted 21 days later, Lana stated she wouldn't return the deposit until 21 days after lease termination -ugh, whatever - 6 days later we got a packet in the mail. I expected we'd likely have a cleaning fee due, thanks to the shared spaces that the other roommates continued to occupy after he moved out. The deposit came back shorted $272 for cleaning, including $62 for his share of the communal kitchen and living room (which included bathroom cleaning), $40 for his room and the bathroom (double dipped?), $30 to clean his wood desk and plastic seated metal chair (which he didn't use - we brought in our own, actual desk chair) $80 to sanitize the box spring (picture shows we didn't even use her box spring - he used her always-protected mattress directly on a full support frame we brought in), and a $60 charge to paint the room door. Their explanations of charges are just photocopies of the fronts of checks they wrote and sketchy boilerplate room cleaning lists they filled out for "Fresh Start Cleaning Service". An included DVD had 50 pics of 2 cleaning ladies working separately in the kitchen, living room, and his bedroom, and random things that needed cleaning (24 pics of dust on a ceiling fan, extreme close ups of floor dirt, and - insult to injury - nine pics of the inside of the dishwasher that literally NEVER WORKED!) No pics of the door that needed $60 of paint or the boxspring that required sanitization. When I asked about why we were being charged for the door and cleaning of furniture that were notated for a different room, she stated that the other room part was a typo and the door "had already been fixed". (So basically, F off, it is what it is). It occurs to me now they charged us $60 to paint the @#$%$ door that was ruined before we ever saw the apartment. And she ended her text with a kind thank you and have a good day. If you are desperate, this is a convenient, furnished, close-to-campus place to stay. If you're lucky, you'll get paired with decent roommates, but there's no guarantee - my kid's roomies included 2 filthy weed-loving kids. If your kid is well-behaved, Lana will treat them with kindness. But there are far more affordable places that are better kept up that won't r*pe you on your deposit. Had I known how horribly they'd treat our deposit I would not have spent a minute cleaning.

This is a nostalgia review. I stayed here for two years (07-09) and had a great time. I couldn't…read morehelp but chuckle at the previous two reviews. Some notable quotes: "Whats worse is washing machines in the laundry room. They really suck. I spent $3 dollars on 3 loads of laundry.....it didn't clean it at all. There were stains on my sweaters. Gross!!" - Yeah, maybe the stains came from YOU, pal. Gross!! "The meal plan was nice to have, but everything is overpriced. They give you 1100 dollars in credit but everything is marked up almost double." - You are the only person who has ever struggled with the meal plan in the history of SDSU's meal plans. Congratulations. It's an old building and keep in mind that these are college dorms so you shouldn't be expecting the Ritz Carlton or even the frickin' Circus Circus. That being said, the rooms are a comfortable size for two people and one bathroom for two suites is such a luxury compared to other dorms that utilize community restrooms. Security is taken very seriously and they even have a cleaning service that comes around every two weeks or so. Depending on where you are, your room may or may not have a funky smell emitting from it. Ours kinda smelled like Fat Bastard pooping out rotten eggs. Our AC/heater also never worked properly, so I'm not sure if that contributed to the odd smell. Maybe there was a mummified rat corpse stuck up there all school year or something. They've since repainted the building, so I highly doubt the desk lamp is still sitting on the fifth floor ledge. Wait, what? I lived here prior to the UT Grill's renovation. The carne asada fries were guaranteed to muck up your system and the tuna fish looked like regurgitated matzo balls. One time the girl working the register wanted to take her break, which of course she's allowed to do. The problem was there was no one to cover the line for her. So we stood there like jackasses at an unmanned register, waiting to pay for our food while she sat and did nothing. Look, UT isn't glamorous but I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. And even though the UT Grill was kind of disgusting back in the day, it had a certain understated charm to it. I had a lot of fun and hopefully you do too.

I hate the vending machines in this buildings because they eat your money and the RAs/CAs don't do…read moreanything about it. They say they're sorry and tell you that you can get your money from Aztec shops....you'd think they would tell the Building manager "hey we need new vending machines" but no. Internet sucks in this building for some reason. There are days where I don't get any internet or it takes about 2 hours for my laptop to finally connect to the WiFi. Apparently the school tried to expand the bandwidth....but I don't see any improvement. Whats worse is washing machines in the laundry room. They really suck. I spent $3 dollars on 3 loads of laundry.....it didn't clean it at all. There were stains on my sweaters. Gross!! I didn't want to pay an extra dollar on laundry so I decided to go home for the weekend to get the job done. Heating is a joke. I tried to turn on the heater in our room...instead our room got colder. Also I agree with the first comment about the Market...it is overpriced. Pros: Nice room and bed. RAs that take security very seriously. A pool. Some parties that they throw once a month. Also it survived the blackout (no electricity problems at all :)

The biggest problem with the Granada is the management staff, they simply cannot be relied on. My…read morefrustration started with broken items in the room that were supposed to be fixed upon move in, and after several phone calls to the office without the issues being dealt with, I only found success in actually taking the broken items down there myself. I was extremely upset with spending over 1000 dollars a month for my room, without good service to match. I decided to get out of my lease one semester early for exactly that reason. My experience was during their first semester, but I still have friends in the complex with similar frustrations. Save yourself some money and prevent headaches, live elsewhere.

So the first review is from the management staff, just saying…read more.. The Granada is in a super convenient location and really beautiful and nice; however, I would never say that it is truly worth the $1000-1200 they charge for a smallllllllllllll room and included utilities + $25 (will be $50 next year) for pain in the ass tandem parking (you're not guaranteed to share with someone you live with, in fact many don't) + a $10-40 "premium" for a "mountain" view aka a view of trash on a roof of the neighboring apartment..and NO balcony (Sorry Granada, but this is pretty hard to compete with considering nearly all neighboring apartment buildings have these) However, I don't think any of this will be changing anytime soon. In fact, rates are going up! This place definitely got off to a rough start and I considered many times withholding my rent in a escrow account until everything we were promised (parking, cable tv, enet issues, tanning beds, etc) was fulfilled. I didn't sign my lease to have these things provided 2 months into my lease, but upon my lease start date. And some things they pitched to us upon signing our lease were not provided - such as the "Bum a Bike" program and a market downstairs that was expected in the "fall" and still isn't there.. Oh, and if you live here, be careful about parking issues. They show NO mercy when towing your car even if they know who you are and that you live there and own the car and can call and warn you. And it's their fault when they tow it because they didn't assign parking for the first 2-3 weeks. 2 out of my 4 roommates have had their cars towed - one due to them not assigning parking prior to us moving in. One of them due to her having no choice but to park in an unassigned spot due to a lost key and was towed 30 minutes after parking there with NO warning. Also, there aren't enough parking spots for each resident so many are forced to park in the university parking lot across the street. (think: $275 for a semester night parking pass) I find it weird that they know our numbers when we are an hour late on rent, but somehow don't when they're going to tow someone's car... There's probably around 200 residents so it's easy to meet neighbors and other people in the building. It's loud on the weekends, but being a student, I definitely don't mind that! You really have to work hard though to make the living room and stuff "homey and cozy" as the wood floor and black furniture make it a little cold feeling. The study room has came in handy as well. However, they suck royally at keeping paper in the printer. Oh, and order checks before moving in. If you pay your rent online there's a $20 convenience fee!

DO NOT LIVE HERE!! me and my roommates have had to get repairs done nearly every damn week. the…read moremicrowave, the toilets, the showers, the faulty front door lock, their furniture and appliances are cheap and dinky. also very loud street. and rats

I would have to say there are better places to live that is worth your money…read more The only reason I say this is because the apartments aren't worth what they are asking for. Here is a list of things that need a lot of work: 1. They are always shutting the water off in our building because the pipes are always bursting. It's really inconvenient when you have to go to the gym to take a shower, and that's IF you have a membership. If you don't you aren't taking a shower that day. 2. There are these disgusting fruit flys that are ALWAYS in the apartment, ESPECIALLY during the summer, and it doesn't matter how clean you keep your place... They still come. I used bleach... Everything... Nothing would get rid of them and the leasing office doesn't do anything about the infestation of fruit flys. 3. After they re-painted the apartment complex it felt like we were living in a dark red dungeon. This is because the white walls were replaced with this clay red color and that is where the light reflects off the wall and into our apartment. So after that the color would give me a headache and then I started to really dislike being at home. The color that reflects into our apartments made it so depressing to be in. 4a. Our elevator is, and currently is, ALWAYS broken. It always takes the office a week or even longer to get someone to fix it. This is even worse when you have suit cases and have to go up 4 flights of stairs... Not fun. It also made moving out of the apartment really difficult. 4b. ALSO it's even more annoying that the building that has the leasing office has a better and more updated elevator that works all the time. 5. The security doesn't do much about parties that go on during the weekdays, and on weekends parties go on till ridiculous hours of the night. It was really annoying when I had to go to work every morning at 8AM. 6. Another REALLY annoying thing is the laundry. If you want to re-fill your money laundry card you have to make sure that you do it when the leasing office is open. If you forget you'll have to wait the next day. Why is this? Well it's because they only have ONE, yes ONE, money card re-fill station. Suggestion: get one in each building complex. 7. Also since they changed there internet package with COX the internet is sooooooooo SLOOOOOOOW. Good luck getting any internet during the school year. 8. The gates to get into the complex are either broken so you can't get in or don't close all the way, so people who don't belong in the apartment complex can get in. Not very secure or safe for parents who think there children have security. There is a lot more but I don't have time to sit here all day and list every single thing, but these are the main concerns. But at least you get a feel for the things you might be stepping into when you sign the lease with Aztec Corner.