Beautiful location and views, but rent hikes and noise from hardwood floors have made living here…read morenearly impossible. Unless you're in a top-floor unit, expect every footstep, vacuum, TV, and even barking dogs to carry straight into your apartment. I've lived in this apartment complex for nearly 12 years and, while the location and views are beautiful, ongoing issues make it difficult to recommend. The property is under Marin County rent control, yet management raises the rent to the maximum allowed each year (just under 8.5%). For long-term tenants, that kind of increase feels excessive and unsustainable. Another major issue is management's decision to replace carpeting with hardwood floors whenever tenants move out. In upper units, this change introduces disruptive noise to the units below and around them. The building is older and not designed for this type of flooring, so sound now carries through walls and ceilings. Since my upstairs neighbor's unit was converted to hardwood, I hear every footstep, vacuum, cabinet door, and TV -- things I never heard in over a decade living here. On top of that, her dog barks constantly, even at small noises like when I open a kitchen cabinet, go on my deck, or come through my front door. At night, any movement in the building can set the dog off, waking me up. With hardwood floors and vaulted ceilings amplifying everything, it often feels like the noise is happening inside my own apartment. My adjoining two neighbors have also been disturbed by the new level of noise, despite not being directly beneath the unit. The vibrations and echoes travel throughout the building -- he can now even hear her TV -- making it disruptive for more than just the unit below. Pros: The maintenance staff (Richard and Kevin) are excellent, the gardeners keep the property immaculate, the location is convenient, and the water views are lovely. Cons: The steep annual rent hikes and amplified noise from hardwood floors make quiet enjoyment nearly impossible for anyone not on the top floor. You may tour a unit when the apartment above is still carpeted, but once it turns over, you'll likely face the same issues.

Even they are OLD, you barely notice except the creepy little electric wall heater. Very well…read moreappointed and tasteful advertised. For the money they should be. Landscaping fabulous. Pool excellent. Restaurant and bar fab. If you can't afford a house and believe me the rent is one house payment. This would be a go to luxury place to live. Lots of elderly people.

We lived in 2 apartments managed by MB Property Group over the period of 3.5 years and we only had…read morepositive experiences. Margarita, William, as well as all the kind staff from MB Property Group, were always helpful, supportive, and joyful. We rarely experienced any issues, but when we did, the kind staff at MB Property always assisted in a prompt manner. Strongly recommend MB Property Group!

I have been with MB Property Group since September and am very happy about my experience with them…read more When I was looking for a new place this summer, I got in touch with William who took the time to discuss in much detail my expectations and requirements. I felt like the company truly cares and comes towards their prospective tenants. I rented a place in Nob Hill and am happy with its location and how well-maintained the building is. It is always tidy and secure. Our building manager Margarita regularly checks on the building. She's an absolute sweetheart, answers any of my questions, no matter how small, within an hour, if not minutes. The maintenance is promptly available by call or online request. I had a few ideas on how I wanted to modify my apartment, and they promptly did it for me like it was a breeze. Here, I have a feeling of always being supported. Very grateful for that.

I am currently looking for apartment rentals in the area. Unfortunately, the leasing agent did not…read moreshow up for my confirmed appointment at this property, which resulted in a significant waste of my time. I had a similar disappointing experience the previous day at the Pier apartment complex; readers can refer to that review for details. Both properties rely heavily on AI chatbot systems to schedule and confirm showings, with little to no opportunity for direct human interaction by phone. As a prospective tenant, it is extremely frustrating not to be able to reach a real person when scheduling or confirming appointments. That said, unlike my experience at the Pier, I was eventually able to reach a very kind and helpful agent at this property's leasing office. While they were unable to arrange a showing that day, she made a genuine effort to help and tried to locate another agent to assist me. I appreciated her prompt response and willingness to resolve the issue--sometimes that effort alone is enough to restore confidence. That's why 3 stars were given instead of 1. I drove an hour to see this property, so it's disappointing when companies fail to respect a prospective tenant's time. I'm not sure if this lack of reliability is common among Sausalito properties, but it has certainly been my experience so far.

I have lived here for 20+ years and love it! The beauty and quiet that surrounds it make it truly a…read morewonderful home. We have same-day maintenance during the week and onsite gardeners, plus disability access, and can have cats and/ dogs. What more can you ask for?!

Great experience with this management team. Rob was especially kind and understanding , he…read morecommunicated clearly and helped make the move out process smooth and stress free. I truly appreciate his professionalism!

Albie from Paseo Properties is hardworking, a great communicator, and always happy to help! Would…read moredefinitely recommend Paseo Properties to friends & family

I rarely write negative reviews, but I feel an obligation to share this experience so other…read morefamilies can make informed decisions. My parents, both 86 years old, were long-term tenants. My father has Alzheimer's and reached a point where it was no longer medically safe for him to live independently. Their move to assisted living was not a choice -- it was a medical necessity. Despite extensive communication and documentation explaining these circumstances, the property management response was rigid, transactional, and strikingly lacking in compassion. The situation was treated purely as a contractual inconvenience rather than a human crisis involving cognitive decline and elder care. They also levied a "leasing commission" - $5500! - to re-rent the immaculately kept house that took exactly one day for them to re-rent. What was most distressing was not just the financial posture taken, but the tone: repeated legalistic arguments with no acknowledgment of my father's condition, no empathy for an elderly couple in crisis, and no effort to handle the situation with basic humanity. If you are a tenant who expects empathy, discretion, or flexibility when life takes an unexpected and serious turn, I strongly encourage you to think carefully before working with this property management company.

I worked with TPM in the spring and summer of 2025, and they were excellent. After living in a Mill…read moreValley townhouse for several years, I needed to move out and then upgrade the place for rental. My goal was to secure reliable tenants paying market-level rent within a few short months. Lee Petty and his team were exactly the right folks for the job. They connected me with skilled, efficient tradespeople (electrician, carpenter, painter, professional cleaner) who did high-quality work at a fair price and had the place ready in short order. TPM also handled the rental listing and vetting of prospective tenants. Result: a beautifully upgraded townhouse that commanded the desired rental rate, inhabited by wonderful and responsible tenants who are well liked by their neighbors. While I've chosen for now to manage the tenants and property myself, TPM is available to take that over at any time. I recommend TPM very highly!

I recently toured an apartment at The Summit in Sausalito and had the absolute pleasure of working…read morewith Kait, one of the leasing consultants. From the moment we met, I was impressed by her professionalism, deep knowledge of the property, and warm, friendly demeanor. During the tour, I pointed out a few things in the unit that needed attention. As soon as we returned to the office, Kait took detailed notes on everything we discussed to ensure nothing was overlooked. What truly stood out to me was her follow-through--every single thing she said she would handle, she did. No reminders needed. That kind of reliability is rare! I've moved around quite a bit for work and have dealt with many leasing agents over the years, but Kait has truly been one of a kind. Renting can often feel overwhelming, especially when dealing with management offices, but my experience with her has been the complete opposite. Over several visits and a long thread of emails, she remained incredibly patient, responsive, and kind--even with all my questions (and I always have a lot of them!). Thanks to Kait, what could have been a stressful process turned into a smooth and exciting experience. I'm so happy to be moving into my new apartment, and I owe a big thanks to her for making it happen with such care and professionalism

Outrages rent hikes annually for rundown old small apartments(. carpet in many apartments…read morewasher/Dryer units are decades old, the same maintenance problems persist under latest management change at present time. Tenants pay outrageously high maintenance cost on top of rent 300-400/mo add on to rent, and it is only going up, highest in Marin per small apartment unit. Common utilities gas charge for heating the pool was $60 per unit ( over 200 here, do the math ), accept the pool is unhealthy and dirty, see dead gecko in the water, Jacuzzi smells and water is green with leaves at the bottom. Fitness room bathrooms are constantly flooded. See pictures

If I could give a zero I would. For the amount they charge you for rent you would expect a higher…read morelevel of customer service, better amenities, personal respect and "luxury". You sign a lease to be " nickeled and dimed to death" IT'S ALL SMOKE AND MIRRORS. You will not get your money's worth from the property. Non-rent charges: ridiculously high!! -garbage should be included in the rent and a "trash valet"?!! FARCICLE - and you can't opt out. You are also charged for additional electricity above PG&E! The most concerning to me were 1) property manager has no ability to communicate in a clear and consise manner. Resolutions/answers were often presented in a disdainful, disinterested manner. No care was taken to make you feel like you are a valued PAYING customer/leasee. 2) Accounting process/procedures are ARCANE!

It is so loud here and the property is poorly managed. These would be forgivable, but the non-rent…read morecharges are out of control. How is a real estate company allowed to charge $380 - 450 per month for utilities and fees without providing calculation basis to tenants? Garbage is mandatory and costs $160-180 monthly Garbage valet is mandatory and costs $40 monthly Sewage is mandatory and costs $70-$80 monthly Community water is mandatory and costs $80-90 monthly Misc mandatory fees are $35 monthly Extras: Garage, Storage closet, pets, renter's insurance - costs are not standard with tenants paying different rates for the same service. Units that rent for $6,000 actually cost $6,400++.

Update: I've just been informed that the community kitchen costs $500 to use. Yes, DOLLARS. And…read more$1,000 on the weekends! No surprise, I rarely see it being used. I'm sure this was in the fine print when I signed the lease, but it was a shock to me because all the other amenities are, well, amenities. For some reason, this is an upsell. Also, I moved from the Metropolitan in the City where all these services are included -- community kitchen, BBQ area, theater, etc. The Cove, as I wrote before, has some great amenities, all free. Except the kitchen. I'm going to investigate and see if I can learn if there's a reason for it, like they have an extra insurance charge, or cleaning fee. I'll write another update if I find out something helpful. For now, I'm not changing my 5-star rating. I still love living here. This was a surprise, however.

I was waken up three up to five times EVERY SINGLE DAY like in a dog shelter by barking dogs…read moreoutside and inside of the building, when I was there. And I had a whole day lasting headache because of that even sometimes painkillers couldn't help until the very late night or until I fell asleep. Unfortunately, it's a dog friendly community. And all these crazy dog lovers just don't care about their pet's noise and their pet's waste regardless on pet's waste $500 fine, maybe because of they found that nobody is really charging them. And yes, it was even a case when pet's waste was found in one of swimming pools again, regardless on fine. I've been traveling all the time and barely staying at home, and after four months living there, I was dreaming to move out, because it was like a nightmare. I travel a lot, and when I come back home, all I want is peace and quiet, because it's my home, even if it would be a rent-free apartment, but of course, I paid for it (many people would say a lot). The dog owners just kicking out their dogs on patios, because they don't want to walk them and dogs are just standing there and barking nonstop, just because they are or sometimes because they want their owners to let them back home, but owners hearing that didn't care, or they just left for multiple hours. You can even see dog beds on patios all over the community. That's why almost everyone moves out every year. I was wondering, is there apartment in this community exists that can fit THREE DOGS AND AT LEAST ONE HUMAN BEING at the same time? Yes, there is a dog in each apartment and many of tenants having TWO or even THREE dogs with such a pepper fin walls and living across of each other like in an amphitheater. But before I moved into this community, the sales manager couldn't give me a clear answer as to why people moving out every year. The manager mumbled something like, "Well, I don't know, because residents change jobs or build their homes in six months (Lol) and moving there." For example, I was looking for another community in Sausalito at the same time to possibly move in, and it turned out that THEY ARE NON-DOG FRIENDLY COMMUNITY, and they said that people are living there for an average of 12 years and moving due to work (not after one year of living there, right? And of course, some people might change jobs every year, but it's unlikely). And it's strange to me, at the very least, not to see reviews similar to mine about the inability to live there due to noise and people all over the community are complaining about it. Yes, I loved amenities, and I loved my renovated and upgraded apartment that looked brand new, but you can't live there, because of the dog's noise and the noise from the neighbors. And I was living overseas and around the US and it never been such a bizarre with barking dogs all over, sometimes even a late night.

I have moved many times during my 15 years in the United States, and Woodlark Residencies is truly…read morethe best apartment community I have ever lived in. If there were a ten star rating, I would gladly give it a ten. If it were not for a sudden job change, I would never want to leave this place. Our home is an upper level apartment with a stunning view of the town. From our bedroom window, we can even see the peak of the mountain. Sunset is my favorite moment of the day, when the sky turns soft pink and fills the entire view with warmth. During the rainy season, the scenery from our spacious balcony feels like a fairytale, with mountains wrapped in clouds and fog and the Corte Madera Creek flowing below. Living on the second floor gives us high ceilings, which make the space feel open and bright. The apartment has been beautifully remodeled with modern appliances and updated kitchen countertops. We also have a central cooling and heating system, which is rare in this area and makes a huge difference during warm summers. I truly enjoyed the beautiful landscaping and flowers throughout the community. I swam in the pool, worked out in the gym, and even made a good friend next door. The people here are genuinely kind and welcoming. Orland and Louis treated us like family, which made this place feel even more like home. Most importantly, I want to give special thanks to Gaea, the property manager. She is thoughtful, kind, and always ready to help, especially during difficult moments. She truly cares about residents and went out of her way to make our moving transition smooth and stress free. One of our family's most treasured memories is spending peaceful and happy time on the trail along the Corte Madera Creek just across the street. Woodlark is a tranquil and safe community with some of the best schools, making it an ideal place to raise a family. If I had to mention one very small drawback, it would be that gym access is a bit limited. Aside from that, Woodlark Residencies has exceeded all expectations and will always hold a special place in our hearts. As a bonus, online grocery deliveries are brought right to your door, which makes daily life incredibly convenient.

This place is fantastic. Quiet, great views, pet friendly. Neighbors wave at each other yet keep to…read morethemselves. Property Management is kind and Maintenance is professional and prompt. Great value for Central Marin. If I had one gripe, it would be the lack of guest parking/poor striping on existing hillside guest parking (people don't know how to park without striping- with striping you could fit 7-8 cars there, but people park badly so only 5 fit. Missed opportunity.) But that doesn't stop me from giving them 5 stars.

I visited a few times recently as units came on the market and these are my observations:…read more 1. Uneven walkways upon getting out of car ( paved ground poorly done when built (1960's or '70's) and needs a redo. I noticed one unit for sale highlighted a better driveway / parking for unit, whereas those with less attractive / awkward parking/ uneven paving and wonky stairs post no photos of these features. And no one it seems posts photos of the balconies. ( I describe them below.) 2. I find all condo listings suspect when they present interiors and views from a distant spot inside only. Since I know the complex well-enough by now, I want to know the following: * What does the view look like from the balcony ? * Why aren't there photos of the view from balcony? * Why no photos of parking for unit? * Why no photos of stairs to unit? * Why no photos of facilities such as pool or hot tub. ( I couldn't tell what the water-hole I saw was frankly) It looked the size of a tiny spa or kid's pool of sorts but very old, (1960's?); and shrouded in shade by a tree. Dead leaves abounded; cracked, aged, uneven, concrete too; a Keep-Out notice and worn orange tape hung across the old, dark, shaded, decrepit, child-sized, off-kilter, gated entry. Not at all inviting or attractive on the stair-climb to a million-plus dollar unit. I wondered if any improvements had ever been made here as I cautiously climbed a poorly constructed steep uneven concrete stairs. The worst I've ever climbed and I'm agile; fit, a hiker, and in my early 50's. (Think the steep moss-covered stairs on the Steep Ravine trail.) While the steps are not moss-covered; I consider them just as treacherous. They are poorly built; not completely flat; unfinished in appearance; with old, lumpy concrete, and failing, too-short handrails. I have not seen all units however, but noticed only one for-sale unit recently boasted what appeared to be a selling point others could not offer: an improved driveway and an actual parking space with a roof over it. So, if the parking space is NOT posted in photos, you can bet it's not a covered space AND it's tight to get in and out of. (Old design; minimum space for parking and driveways; uneven poorly lit walkway and stairs to unit; etc. (I haven't even considered fire-escapability & safety yet. ( More later.) HOA: ( Home Owner's Association.) Apparently there's some "assessment" owners must pay - I forget the amount --for improvements that need to be made. However, I saw no recent improvements anywhere, only deterioration. Questions about plans were met with vague answers. "Change of ownership." It seems plans are years late in implementation. I could see no improvements period...to the grounds; exterior paint ( frightfully unattractive imo); balconies; stairways; landscaping or what little i saw of "facilities." The balconies I stood out on did not inspire confidence nor did they provide awe inspiring views: I first saw spans of old decrepit flat asphalt rooftops below with ugly little chimneys sticking up from them. The water views were distant and beyond the rooftops; (best looked at if you had them -- from indoors and from quite a few feet back). Perhaps some have better views but I've not seen them. The balconies look like those you would find on an old western movie saloon. They have chunky, thick dark Western-saddle-colored beams donned in old fading, brown, peeling paint. An incongruous frame for a pricy, distant Tiburon water view! This complex wins the First Place Award for the "Ugliest; Oldest; Cumbersome Balconies" that I've ever seen. See your water-view if you must from your enormously heavy-beamed, dark, Western-styled, balcony--whose heavy, dark overhang occludes any view ...which exists beyond the expanse of flat-grey-asphalt rooftops below and rusting-old-white-chimneys that listings rarely show. Seeing that the balconies appeared incongruous and terribly dated; (more Old-West in style and build than surrounding views and homes would dictate), I questioned the application of California's most recent deck-balcony-building and inspection regulations and how these decks have fared upon as such. The floor of the exterior balcony is a layer of asphalt roofing material; old, worn; grey and ugly. The paint on exterior walls is a ruddy-pink-tinged old beige; saloon color to match the saddle-brown thick and very heavy wooden deck overhang; beams & poles. The deck build, design & surrounds only serves to detract from distant views and provides an incongruous and limiting frame. . Everywhere I looked at this development as I approached the units, I was met with old ribboned- patterned, uneven concrete; broken, rotting, too-short, unstable fences alongside poorly/constructed and poorly lit stairs--there was deferred maintenance and unimproved landscaping. Additionally, I almost tripped stepping out of my parked car in daylight--as the concrete was uneven and not level with the parking pad. Photos soon!

I applied for an apartment two bedroom two bath with a good credit rating excellent employment and…read morethis is the letter that I received in response to my application. I have good rental history on credit report, Hi Bonnie: We have proceeded forward on your application. Regrettably, when checking your credit we find good credit but we also found current delinquent accounts. We do not accept late payments at our firm. Therefore, the only way you would be considered for the apartment is to pay a security deposit equal to 2.5 times the rent or $11,000.00. If this is a consideration, please let us know. Thank you, Time is of the essence. Thank you. Kind Regards, Lisa Monticelli 415-847-0014 Direct maintenancerequest777@gmail.com - Maintenance Requests lisamonticelli777@gmail.com: General Business 6Lyford@gmail.com - Accounts Payable & Receivable Visit Our Tiburon Website: https://www.marinrentalproperties.com View Our Property Tour: The Tiburon Collective Visit Our Novato Website: https://www.novatorentalproperties.com/ View Our Property Tour: 325 Rowland Blvd, Novato Business For: Tiburon 21 Marinero, LLC Tiburon 6 Lyford, LLC Novato 325 Rowland, LLC Tiburon 48 Lyford, LLC Not too sure if it's because my race but to insinuate that I would not pay my rent in a timely manner and charge me 2.5 x rent based on this as a deposit? It's OK I don't want live there now just be careful with these people.