Las Torres is home there is no where else like home but Las Torres appartments. Great management excellent patience and awesome protection.

had such a great experience touring this apartment complex! Even though I arrived almost closing time Anahi still welcomed me with open arms and gave me a full tour without rushing. The property itself is absolutely beautiful and clearly well taken care of The apartments are super nice read more

I understand the parking situation, but as someone who follows the rules and is quiet is there no other means of communication about a violation? Or if it has to do with you and not just a (general) email? My car got towed and I guarantee my pass fell off and not even a courtesy call. Very unfortunate and made me realize they do not care about their residents. read more

AVOID AVOID AVOID. I can not say this enough, AVOID. This is the worst place I've ever lived in. They charge for any and everything little things they can. The apartments are poorly built. We constant are have issues, whether it be dirt getting blowed through the cracks in walks, cracks in the walls/ceiling, lights constantly going out, washer always making loud noises everytime you run it, and hearing your neighbors though both sides and above you. If you have a dog it's even worst. They have two tiny 'dog parks' that are covered in dog poop. It's literally a landmine of poop. If your mail box is on the side closest to dog park you will get a lovely aroma of dog poop. If your dog has diarrhea they expect you to provide a container fill up with water inside your apartment and walk it back outside to 'wash up the rocks' rather than wait an hour or so for it harden an easily pick up. you will constantly be picking up your neighbors dog poop and they do not do anything to hold those people accountable. they will tell you to take a picture. Not only will you be paying rent, water, monthly dog fee, it is your responsibility to take picture of people that are not doing the right thing. Rather than the management who do get paid. It's your responsibility as the resident to sit outside and watch for people who don't pick up their own dog poop. If you actually want to exercise your dog and have them not walk though dog poop, there is a nice park down the road. The only internet you're able to use is through ATT and it absolutely sucks and barely works half the time. For a shoebox of a one bedroom you are paying roughly $1050 for. They do not let you see the apartment prior to moving in. The pools are constantly dirty and half the time are locked due to 'residents not following the rules'. Their idea of a small gym is basically like 4 little cardio machine. All I can say, I can not wait for my lease to be up and finally move out!!! I would NOT recommend this place to anybody. Let me say it again, AVOID at all cost. read more

1.5 Why did I even bother cleaning the crap out of my apartment when they were going to charge me for cleaning it anyway? I cleaned the drip pans, I wiped the base boards, and short of dismantling the washer and drier, I cleaned those too. Or was it the thin layer of sand and dust that comes from living in the desert? I went all the way down that checklist they gave me but they still charged me, on top of charging me for some guy walking my garbage 50 ft to the dumpster. Oh wait, that never happened because the little garbage can they were supposed to give me never appeared. But at least I got the trail of dumpster juice covered in ants in front of my door. Glad I got charged for the pest control. And again, I could've been out of there weeks earlier, almost a month if they'd just let me pro-rate the rent. But once I crossed the first of the month, even if I wanted to leave before the 8th, I guess an extra month of listening to that creaky rusty gate breaking in between some dingus in a Dart revving his engine and blasting crap music at all hours wasn't a big deal. What if I had been on deployment orders to Iraq? Would they have charged me an entire month just because it was past the first of the month? Honestly, I liked this place, I did. It was clean, relatively tidy, and close enough to the highway that I could get to work on time without waking up a couple hours early. Dropping the rating down seems petty and a knee-jerk reaction, and to be honest the cleaning fee really wasn't all that much, but adding that in with all the little extra fees and charges, it all added up quick. It's a business, I get it, it needs to make money. But part of the reason I opted to live off-post was because on-post housing does the same sort of money-grabbing, wallet-bleeding practices, like charging to clean what's already clean or throwing in little fees. So when they sneak in an extra $150 to the rent, don't be surprised. Yeah, it's not a bad place to live, sincerely it isn't. It's pretty affordable, there are some decent amenities, they keep the area pretty clean and tidy, and your neighbors in the community are nice enough. Mostly. But don't expect much leeway with respect to business practices or financial matters. Even when you move out they still send you bills. read more

Living here has been hell. We constantly are accused for our dog shitting right in front of a very populated dog area which happens to be out front area right as we walk out. We are accused of it when there are clearly 4-5 green bags of dog shit right at our front door that prove we pick it up. They fine you for anything honestly. We ended up having to get cameras to prove to the office that it isn't us. Dumb & we pay well over $1060 a month for a 2bdrm/2bath and that's as much as a house. read more

Great Staff!! Cathy, Jamie and Gabby are great (staff). Friendly atmosphere, very safe community. The Apartment complex just celebrated with all the tenants the MX Independence day with free tacos, churros, candied fruit and Mexican candy. It was awesome, there was even raffles (1) ticket per tenant. they always do cool things like that for 4th of July, Labor day, etc. Its really fun and it makes, people feel appreciated, well at lest me. I have lived here for a year and I have cero complaints...Of course I wish the rent was cheaper but I think everyone would LoL read more

Great place to live! Been here for 3 yrs, friendly staff and neighbors. The ladies on the front office very nice and attentive. Were gonna miss these apartments. read more

I moved my family into this apartment because it seemed family friendly - gated, two pools, ample parking. I quickly learned though that the gates are always either broken or simply left open, the parking is good only if you pay for covered parking, and the pools are always over-run with adults drinking who do not have bands to prove they are even residents (meanwhile we are told that we MUST wear them). Then there are always cigarette butts on my front porch and dog poop everywhere (even though the complex does provide dog areas and even dog poop disposal bags). I have complained about the noise from my upstairs neighbors repeatedly - and to no avail. Their parties are noisy, but the lack of insulation in the construction of this place also means that you can simply hear EVERYTHING - even casual conversations from next door and above. Between having two children and a fiance who is a 100% disabled veteran with PTSD, this place is just not for us. It would be better with a solid management staff who would enforce rules and stay on top of issues. Don't let the pleasant exterior convince you that there are family friendly or luxury, by any means. read more

My husband and I have been residents at Las Torres Apartments for 2 years and have had such a wonderful experience from the maintenance staff to the front office. More specifically Gabby, the office manager. During this pandemic and unfortunate circumstances she let me vent my worries and did everything in her power to help me . She is a big part why I call Las Torres Home! read more

Amazing apartments and amazing staff. Couldn't be happier with all the staff working at Las Torres

Las Torres Apartments is one of the worst apartment complexes I've ever lived at. The management does not respond to calls or inquiries. Crystal, the front desk manager is rude and dismissive toward their residents. Maintenance does not respond to requests and there is a constant need for repairs. I would never renew my lease in this apartment and DO NOT recommend it to anyone seeking an apartment. If I could give it 0 stars, I would. read more

Did not have any problems. Great service. Friendly staff. Loved that they had 2 pools so if one was crowded you can go to the other. And the free cookies and coffee we're always great in the front. Never had issues with neighbors. Best part never had issue with mail unlike other apartments I've lived at. Always got told if I had a package up front immediately. Good place to live. And they respected our privacy. I had dogs and they would give us a for warning before so I could put them in the room if I knew they were stopping by for services or repairs. read more

This is the worst place I've ever lived in. They'll find any reason to charge you extra to anything. I've lived here for two years and the first time I'm late on my rent by 3 days, I get charged an extra 75 dollars. They don't care about you, it's about policies that help them. They actually don't make policies that help you; such as enforcing noise complaints against your loud neighbors, having cameras around the complex for security and protection, or even hiring proper security guard to roam the areas during the night time. (They hire an off duty police who hardly does anything and takes forever to respond to a situation). Then you have stupid neighbors that end up having their dogs shit around your house because they are lazy as fuck. But Las Torres can't do anything besides telling you to take a picture of it so they can "talk" to them. How about you money hungry assholes get some cameras and do it yourself! Aside from that, the apartments suck. They are made of cheap materials so we tend to hear everything from around you. It's like made with paper mache. The washing machines and dryers suck. Fricken washing machine didn't work, had to call them multiple times to fix it. One time it smelled like it was burning, total shit. They use a lot of energy and water and don't even do a good job. Had to use them twice in a row just to dry. More money right there. On top of that, they have a monopoly business with AT&T so you're forced to only have that service provider for internet and cables. It's such a shitty and oppressive lifestyle here. The price you'd pay for a two bedroom house is about 975 which is stupid because once you pay for water and other stuff on the bill, it's up to 990. With that, I could've lived in a nice private house for less. They sell the idea of this place like a resort with swimming pools and a small gym, but once you live here and see the business aspect of how they run, you'll understand why it sucks and why people tend to leave after their first lease. I should've left after my lease but I only had a few more months left before I went back home so I didn't want to spend money on the move. But if you don't have much, then it would be easy for you to find a good place to live for 600 bucks with amenities in a private neighborhood. Living here has been hell. The policies and rules aren't meant to help you, it's for them and their profiteering like all businesses. I'm just glad I'm finally moving out. If I had known all this prior to moving here, I would've found a better place. read more

I currently live here, and have since November. My husband is military, and a lot of military people live here, and I see why. On-post housing is pricey, for piece of shit homes. These apartments are in our price range, and have everything we need. In-unit laundry is especially great, since on-post housing doesn't have it. In fact, most apartments these days don't. Always either just hook-ups or something involving shared laundry you have to pay for. We're in our 20's, with 8 month-old twins, so the amenities are pretty great. I just wish they had elevators, so it wouldn't be such a hassle getting the babies around. Everyone is on about the prices here. Lemme tell you something, okay? I'm from Los Angeles. People I know pay $1645 for 1-bedroom and less amenities than here, while still paying utilities. Chill. I know everyone's budget is different, we ourselves aren't rich. If something is out of your budget, on to the next one. So, chill neighbors, polite staff (except for one), nice apartments, and I love this side of town. Not a Dyer Street local in sight. We don't experience psychotic drivers, jaywalkers, racial profiling, or people staring at you like the Children Of The Corn, like on the Northeast Side. Dope af read more

So far so good, I moved in recently. The staff is great, a trooper lives here so if anything happens you have someone that can respond immediately, lots of amenities and I love how the pool is heated. The price isn't crazy expensive, especially because I have wood floors and granite counter tops, plus it's dog friendly and has in unit laundry. Tell me if you can find another apartment with all those features. It's in a great location and if you work on East Bliss like me the commute is not far at all. I really do love how quiet this place is and I always have parking although I never got a reserved parking spot. Overall, it's a great place. If you're going to pay fees and deposits you should realize, like any other place, it's non refundable. I will say that the dog deposit is crazy expensive, 300$ refundable and 300$ non refundable, but you're able to pay it in 2 pay periods, 1st and 15th. It's still a lot though, I wish the deposit wasn't so much for a dog, but I guess I can understand because for a 1 bedroom you only pay a 100$ deposit. If you're military we get waived a lot of the fees and 20$ off rent too. I'd give this place a try if you're looking for something that's not too expensive and is nice. I forgot to mention, they have storage spots for 20$ a month too, so for any of you that have a lot of TA 50 like me it helps. read more

Nice apartments, nice community, and respectable staff. BUT just make sure that these apartments are your final choice. If they are not then do not expect any deposits or fees to be returned to you. My husband and I paid 235$ for them to just be able To maybe hold an apartment for us. We applied in February and do not move in until mid June. Not only is there just 65$ for the application fee but another 75$ for "administrative fees" and then another 100$ for another what's considered an "application deposit". They did not explain it clearly enough that we would not get ANYTHING back. So we just paid them 235$ for nothing. AND was informed that another person paid over 500$ and didn't get anything back as well. Like I said they are nice apartments but too pricy for the square footage and little to no amenities. They will rob you if they are not your choice!! Be careful and have them explain EVERYTHING CLEARLY!! read more