I lived at Bal Harbour for 4 years in a 1-bedroom and eventually in a 2-bedroom apartment. First…read moreof all, these are condos, all privately-owned, so not your "typical" apartment complex. Rules are implemented so everyone is of quality (at least most of them, with a few exceptions here and there). Mostly, residents are working professionals or white collar folks. It's usually very quiet, close to the beach, 2 airports and lots of conveniences. Staff is available 7 days/week and work orders are taken care of expediently, depending on the emergency level. People who complaint often choose to not abide by the rules or simply owe money and blame it on Management. I know that because as a licensed Realtor and resident, the Management Company hired me occasionally to fill in for a day here and there, when a staff member was ill or on vacation. That's when I got to see the inside of managing desires and wills of all residents: some would go off the handle because I refused to chase a snake they saw on the grass, others were upset because they lost their key in the middle of the night and management could not open their doors until the next morning. Some were complaining that a resident looked at them funny and wanted Management to evict them for that reason. Others would complain they hadn't received the mail or packages they expected and blamed Management for it. My favorite: their pet ruined the condo but insisted it was not their responsibilities to pay for the damages and threatened with potential lawsuits. Very interesting human interactions! In conclusion, I was privy to be a part-time insider and appreciated all the weirdness Management had to deal with on a daily basis and often, despite their best efforts, someone, somewhere, somehow felt short-changed. Considering the pros and cons, this community is well-kept. In general, "pressing" issues are addressed promptly and the complex is rather well-run, in comparison with other places I lived in prior and after Bal Harbour. My experience was positive and overall, it was a pleasant experience. I moved out because my company transferred me to another state. However, Bal Harbour deserves great ratings!

If I could, I would give Bal Harbour 10 stars. This is simply the best place to live in Pinellas…read moreCounty. All of the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. If something is wrong with your unit, maintenance responds quickly and are professional and friendly. I have lived here for 10 + years and can not imagine living any where else. If you are looking for a place you can truly call home, Bal Harbour is the place!!!!

In this condominium you live very well it is very clean they are always doing their maintenance in…read morethe common deposit and the service is efficient I recommend living here 100% it is very quiet to live here

I lived there for 3 years and loved it and had no issues. March 2021-March 2024. Great location. So…read moreclose to everything.

Best Apartments I ever lived in Clearwater-Largo area. It…read morewas Clean, Safe, Quiet & Affordable.

Sandy Lane is going through progressive changes in this quaint community. They've ecently added…read moreaesthetically pleasing features such as a multi colored fountain that helps reduce noises, re-paving the walkway around the lake and adding premium vinyl fencing around pool and lake equipment. The maintenance guy is incredible, he works his butt off and is very personable.

I love living in this place. I can't find anything like this apt complex in the area. The pool area…read moreand view is phenomenal even though I think the appliances in every unit should be upgraded. I love the activity director and his girlfriend. They always put up a great event and I wish more residents will come. I lived here for 2 year before the pandemic and moved to Miami during the middle of Covid rise to do travel nursing. I decided to come back here when the market is very hot in Tampa Bay. I end up paying a very high rent for a 1 BR apt. I renew my lease this year with a slight raise on my rent but I wished sometimes I didn't because of the people living across my door/unit. They are very loud and constantly fighting and arguing. Not to mention the pile of garbage they always leave by the door. I know they only have 1 BR but it seems like there's several adults living there. With the garbage issue I have to notify the office a few times and send them photos. I was told I should notify them each time they violate the garbage policy. I finally see them stop leaving the garbage 24 hours a day 7 days a week out by the door which is against the rental policy after a couple of weeks. After working 13 hours in the hospital I don't want this kind of sight coming to my unit . The noise and arguing continue and 1 time I end up calling 911 before someone get hurt really bad. I don't need to hear all their arguing in a few days that I am home since I travel a lot and work a long hours. I also noticed the past 2 bills the sewerage bill is sky high. I can't figure out why. I talk to the office about it and the staff wanted me to call the agency who send them a bill to find out how they do the assessment of our water and sewerage bill. It's a surprise for me cause I worked 12 hours a day 3 to 4 days a week and half of the time on my day off I am not home. I'm the only one living in the apartment and I can't understand why suddenly my utility bills went up. Also, I have notice the vacuum at the car wash has been out and with a sign temporarily out of order for half of the year. The grill in the pool area are not working properly. I consider this place a luxury rental property and it's being marketed as such and so I expect it to be. Over all don't let my review prevent you from living in this place especially when the timing is right and you get a good rate. Who knows you might end up having a neighbor that you will love and be friend with for the rest of your life.

READ before signing the lease!!!…read more TLDR: You will lose your deposit and more if you rent here! I lived at Solaris for two years, and overall, it was a decent experience. The maintenance team was prompt and efficient, and staff members were always helpful and friendly. The location and amenities were convenient, making it a good choice for students. However, I was very disappointed with the move-out fees. Despite leaving the apartment in good condition--with no actual damage to the flooring, only stains (which we had removed before)--I was charged $3500 for flooring replacement. Per the email replied to my dispute email, he also used the word "stains" Many of my classmates who also lived at Solaris had similar issues with excessive move-out fees for carpets, painting, and flooring. I've talked with many students from NOVA and it seems like that they will try to retain renter's deposit by adding bogus fees without a phone call or emails of explanation. While I initially would have recommended Solaris for its convenience and helpful staff, the unfair charges at move-out make me hesitant to do so now. Future residents should carefully document the apartment's condition before moving in and be prepared for potential disputes over fees when leaving. Update: Thank you Sarah and Solaris Key's team for responding to my review and inviting me to reach out via email for further details. I appreciate the engagement. However, I'd like to provide an update on how this situation has been handled since my original review. Despite reaching out for clarification on two specific invoices (as mentioned in my email), the management has not responded to our email.

Very bad plumbing issues in our townhome. Make sure you don't rent one with the plumbing access on…read morethe side. We have had issues with the downstairs toilet clogging since day one and we have had a flood of sewage in our living room before. We now do not use the downstairs toilet for number 2. Two and a quarter bathrooms is more like it. Old cast iron pipes that are too small. No easy repair and they haven't put the money in it seems. The staff are friendly but they also seem to cut corners when it comes to repairs. If there is a quick, cheap slap-it-up-and-forget-about-it method available you better be certain that's what'll be employed. I get that the property is old, but fix it right. Also very deceptive signing process! We had signed what we thought was the entire lease online, but when came ready to pick up the keys and pay the deposit, they told us day of, "first you need to sign a LEAD PAINT addendum." We had already made the decision to move and settled affairs with a moving company, so we felt compelled to sign. Had we known that beforehand we certainly wouldn't have gone through all of that. The only reason it isn't one star is the price per square foot. Find another place right now renting an almost 1400 sq/ft townhome for less than 2000 in Largo. I'll wait...

This place is a dumpster. The property is trashy, the maintenance people don't know what they are…read moredoing and they play games with you. The owner is a slumlord because no money goes to fixing the property. We've been waiting 3 years for a new balcony to be installed in place of the one that had been rotting away for decades. My sink is clogged and the property manager had to go back in forth with them for 2 weeks to get a plumber out to fix it and they aren't getting them out here for another week. So that's 3 weeks with no bathroom sink. My advice is keep searching and don't even waist your time looking at this place.

As i get older what matters to me the most is community and Terraces has community!!! From the…read moremaintenance staff to the management staff everyone is wonderful. I've lived other places where every time you come into the office there is a new face, not here! Even the property manager knows my name!!! Leah, I appreciate you more than you know! We have had our talks!!! I recommend anyone to come make this their home!

What is there not to love about calling The Terraces home; from the gym, to the BBQ area. Ms. Leila…read moreis amazing. I'm looking forward to renewing our lease.

Lived here for about 6 year now . Office staff is great very busy and maintenance guys hard…read moreworkers. Love it here!!!

I've Lived here for a few months this is my first apartment on my own and it will be the last…read moreapartment I ever rent. Everything will be a house from here on out do not rent from here. They will ignore your maintenance requests and mark them as resolved.

Sonia: "Sonia in the main office was extremely helpful during a recent elevator outage in our…read morebuilding. She stayed on top of communication with the elevator repair company and made sure the issue was resolved even faster than the original estimated timeline. We really appreciated her responsiveness, professionalism, and follow-through during what could have been a very frustrating situation. Thank you, Sonia!" Toce: "Toce from the maintenance team has been outstanding in helping us through several issues with our AC unit. We initially had problems related to the freon, and later there were issues with the motor in the unit itself. While mechanical equipment will inevitably have problems from time to time, Toce worked tirelessly to make sure everything was addressed properly and that our AC was running as it should. Living in Clearwater, Florida, reliable air conditioning is incredibly important, especially during the intense heat, and Toce consistently made us feel supported and taken care of throughout the process. His responsiveness, professionalism, and dedication to helping residents truly stood out. We really appreciate all of his hard work." Mathew: Matthew from the maintenance team has been absolutely fantastic in helping us troubleshoot and repair our AC unit issues. He was always available, responsive, and committed to making sure we were taken care of. One moment in particular really stood out to us. Our AC stopped working after hours on a Saturday night, and with the Clearwater heat, the apartment was quickly becoming uncomfortable. We called the leasing office and left a message, honestly wondering what the chances were that someone would actually come out that late on a weekend. About 20 minutes later, Matthew arrived with a smile on his face and immediately got to work troubleshooting the issue -- even going up to the roof to investigate the system. He was able to get the AC running again temporarily so we could get through the weekend comfortably, but what impressed us even more was that he didn't stop there. Matthew later came back to perform a deeper inspection to identify the root cause of the issue. It turned out the evaporator coil needed a thorough deep cleaning, which was causing the breaker to trip. After he completed the cleaning, the AC has been running amazingly well ever since. Problems can happen with any mechanical system, but Matthew was relentless in making sure we felt supported and taken care of every step of the way. We truly appreciate his professionalism, dedication, and positive attitude. Thank you, Matthew!

cleaned my apartment and steam cleaned the apartment and was charged a $150 cleaning fee after…read moremoving out. Then somehow was charged more money for a pro-rate rent after paying my last bill. This complex is does poor repairs the management will take your deposit and will always have an excuse on why they can't sol a problem. The complex manager should be fired she would not email about elevator issues and just let you find out when you run into it like the elevator breaking down monthly and take weeks to repair. She also, made it when I lost my deposit because she would let her family members do whatever they want from walking their dogs off leash while other people with dogs are responsible if her dog got killed because it would run up to dogs on a leash. And from that she ran out of the office and try to threaten me with legal actions because her dog could had been hurt and when I moved out she did a false report on my apartment charging me with a cleaning fee and put a pro-rate fee to deplete the rest of my deposit. Just find it odd after cleaning my apartment and having zero damage and steam cleaning my carpets three times before moving out and magically owe the precise amount to make my deposit go to zero for a pro-rate I paid at my last month.

This complex just got bought out and is under new management. While the verdict is out on what…read morekind of management they'll be and it's only day 3 of us being aware of this, they've begun painting one of the buildings a bright blue (when the entire complex was just painted a year ago, from what I understand - it certainly didn't need a paint job so kinda questioning the financial prudence of that decision). Not a deal breaker by any means... but they are SPRAYING the paint and NOT SECTIONING OFF PARKING around the building so guess what... some residents are pissed to now have some bright blue speckles on their vehicles. Not a good look so far for the new folks. 3 stars is the middle ground because the paint issue shows a lack of care for proper procedure but so far - aside from some issues with the fire alarms that seem to have been fixed by the previous management, I've enjoyed my space. It's noisy to be on the corner of Ulmerton and Seminole, but it's also convenient so there's a tradeoff. If hearing the sirens from the fire department, police station, and paramedics that are all on the same stretch of Ulmerton is going to bother you, look elsewhere because that's a frequent occurrence here.

UPDATE OCTOBER 2026: FROM FIVE STARS TO ONE -- A COMPLETE LOSS OF TRUST!…read more In July, I gave The Boulevard a glowing five-star Google review. Today, I wouldn't recommend this property to anyone considering a lease. My wife and I traveled from Maryland to Florida to find an apartment for my winter stay with my elderly mother and our dog. We toured The Boulevard with leasing representative Kyra and met with the sales manager. We were so impressed with their assurances and willingness to accommodate our needs that WE CANCELED ALL OUR REMAINING APARTMENT TOURS. What a mistake. We were assured that I could rent a renovated two-bedroom apartment in Building 5, on an upper floor overlooking the pool and pond, with a walk-in shower essential for my mother's mobility limitations. I originally requested three months but agreed to four because management said three-month leases were unavailable. The agreed rental period was December 1, 2026, through April 5, 2027, at $2,795 per month. I HAVE EMAILS DOCUMENTING THESE ARRANGEMENTS. When the leasing portal generated an incorrect six-month lease identifying the apartment as a studio, I immediately questioned it. Kyra apologized in writing, explaining that the lease had been automatically generated before the "special accommodations were added." She confirmed the renovated two-bedroom apartment and explained that I was waitlisted pending assignment of an exact unit number. She subsequently provided a corrected quote sheet reflecting our agreed dates. Fast-forward three months. After receiving no meaningful follow-up, I contacted The Boulevard, only to learn that management had changed and THE NEW MANAGEMENT WOULD NOT HONOR THE ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY ITS PREDECESSORS. I was told there was no signed lease in effect and that the manager who made the agreement no longer worked there. Apparently, management commitments expire when management changes. Instead, I was offered a three-bedroom apartment for $2,295 monthly, requiring a SIX-MONTH lease, without the walk-in shower my mother needs. The alternative? A two-bedroom for $2,695 monthly, also requiring SIX MONTHS, unavailable until JANUARY--one month after my planned arrival. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE APARTMENT I WAS PROMISED? THE FOUR-MONTH ARRANGEMENT? AND WHY DID NO ONE CONTACT ME? Worse, my leasing documents and application information have disappeared from the resident portal. I've requested copies of my complete file without receiving a response. I cannot even verify whether I electronically signed the earlier lease because the documents are no longer accessible. This isn't simply an inconvenience. I was arranging a nearly 1,000-mile relocation with an elderly parent who has dementia and accessibility needs. I relied on management's written assurances, stopped searching for alternatives, and made arrangements with her existing caregivers. Now, just weeks before our planned departure, I'm left scrambling. I understand that apartment availability and personnel change. What I cannot understand is a business making specific commitments, confirming them in writing, allowing a prospective resident to rely on them for months, and then walking away without even the courtesy of notifying that person. My original five-star review was sincere. Kyra was welcoming and attentive. Unfortunately, that initial professionalism has been replaced by an astonishing lack of accountability. BUYER BEWARE: Don't rely on verbal assurances, emails, or promises of special accommodations. Obtain a fully executed lease identifying your specific apartment, dates, and terms. Save every document outside their portal. I went from enthusiastically recommending The Boulevard to having absolutely no confidence in its management. A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY MEANS NOTHING WHEN YOU CANNOT TRUST THE PEOPLE MANAGING IT.

This was my second stay at Imperial Gardens. Everything was just as nice as the first time. Even…read morebetter. Very clean. Little noise. No problems. The only reason for my leaving. I need a 3 bedroom. I recommend Imperial Gardens for anyone looking for some peace and quite, comfort and at a good price. Mark Wrenn

Convenient, affordable, clean and spacious apartments. Beautiful grounds and friendly neighbors…read more The management team and maintenance staff are professional and an absolute delight to work with. My only regret is moving out of state and having to leave it all behind. Thank you Imperial Gardens for making my stay a pleasant one! You guys rock!