Fast forward 10 years, and I had the opportunity to move back to OSR--this time with my newlywed…read morehusband. It feels wonderfully familiar in the best way, with great technology upgrades and thoughtful improvements since I first lived here when the community originally opened. The entire move-in process has been smooth and stress-free. The community is relaxed, clean, and well-maintained, and the neighbors are friendly and considerate especially the dog owners/etiquette. Most importantly, there's a real sense of peace of mind living here. A big shout-out to Athena and Katelyn, who were both wonderful on many occasions throughout the process. Their kindness, responsiveness, and professionalism truly made the experience even better. Highly recommend calling OSR your next home!

Kaitlyn is a joke of a manager. Be aware she will take your signature and forge it with other…read moredocuments attached. Has been reported to beaurs. They charge $200-$300 ontop of rent. Also require you to use a platform to pay rent that was broken into twoce risking my bank information to be exposed. They will also require you to sign up this website for a dog app & pay $30 even if you no longer have pets. Rent raises every year $100 plus Big time money hungry Cars towed often and you are only allowed one car per adult & required to use garage for only that This place is infested with bugs & rodents. Mailboxes always getting broken into, so dont mail confidential mailings nor throw any away as the gate is always broken so bums dig often in the trash. Pools are always disgusting. Maintemace a joke who couldnt even fix electrical issue. Fire pit never worked. Be aware they love towing cars also. Run from this nightmare. Worse place ever.

Lived in building X for almost two years, and had a great time. I appreciate the staff being so…read moreresponsive and polite, even my puppy Yuji loved visiting their office. The apartment itself was really nice, and the amenities are great if you use them. Also loved that they would invite food trucks. Shout out to Briana, Gina, and Chris. They really made us feel at home. If you're considering this place, do it!

When you schedule a viewing for a future resident. I recommend not leaving them sitting waiting to…read morebe seen because you scheduled multiple appointments at the same time. Disrespectful of my time.

We've been living here for almost a year now. Leslie made it super easy for us to get our lease…read moretaken care of, especially since we were on a tight timeline. Since being here, we've had a great time. Any time we need maintenance to come out, they are here within the same day. They are always so nice and respectful too! It's also really nice being able to go into the leasing office and chatting with them while grabbing mail or getting a coffee. We also love how they gave community events. They had a paint and sip for Mother's Day, and were giving out succulents for Earth Day. It's really sweet of them! They often have food trucks come on, and it's always a surprise to see them here. As for the apartment itself, it's great! Lots of space, and great for the price too. We found that it's comparable to most of the other properties nearby. We have an upstairs neighbor, and we hear their dogs running around, but normally that's done by about 9pm, and we haven't heard anything else. We'll be renewing our lease when it's time. We just love it here.

Leslie is very rude and unprofessional at times. I feel as tho she is constantly picking on me or…read morecertain people possibly for just being A younger adult and living in the building.

This place is an absolute disaster from top to bottom. Save yourself the stress, the money, and the…read moreliteral filth, because living here is like flushing your sanity down the busted toilet they'll never come fix. Let's start with the pool--because you'll be hearing kids screaming from it 24/7 if it's open, which is rare. It's always closed for "repairs" or "maintenance", but when it is open, the water stains your swimsuits BLUE because they clearly go cheap and can't be bothered to hire a competent pool guy. It's disgusting and just another example of how little they care. Now let's talk about the apartment itself, if you can even call it that. The plumbing is trash--our toilet clogged constantly, and the water pressure dropped to a dribble during peak hours like we're living in some third-world shack. A part in the toilet broke when we tried flushing it and we couldn't use the toilet for almost a week cause of the office's lies. In the meantime we had to use our roommates toilet that was barely better. And then when I told the leasing manager the day after it happened, cause what a surprise the office closed early and they told not one soul, that I was sticking my hand in the tank to flush it manually, she literally said "well the toilet water is sanitary so it's not "dirty."" Like that was supposed to make it okay that I was digging my hand in the toilet for almost a week. Even though they told us they would come and fix it that day or the next day at the latest and they kept telling us that for days on end until I got tired and told them that I wasn't leaving the office until I had an actual estimate on when they'd come and that's when they wanted to mention that they were understaffed and couldn't communicate it at the beginning. No compassion, just attitude. The kitchen is falling apart--the cabinets have gaps, the wood is separating, and the countertop is literally peeling off because of previous water damage they just brushed off like it was nothing. Guess what? You'll probably be the next one to get blamed for it, because they'll charge you for damages that were never your fault to begin with. The walls are splitting, the carpet is lifting, and the caulking around the sinks, tubs, and showers is all coming undone--even though we were extremely careful to keep everything dry. It doesn't matter. They use the cheapest materials available and expect residents to pay the price when it falls apart. And then there's the washer and dryer--probably the lowest-end garbage Whirlpool had on clearance. You can put in two handfuls of clothes and it'll sound like someone trapped a toddler inside it. It doesn't even clean the clothes--detergent gets stuck, the cycle barely moves it around, and when you're done? The clothes come out still dirty and smelling like mildew because the dryer doesn't even work properly. To top it all off, the unit is full of marks, dents, and stains from previous residents that they never bothered to clean or fix--but they'll charge you for it when you move out even if you have pictures from when you moved in. Classic move. The entire complex is held together by duct tape and delusion. The management will ignore your emails, close early without warning, and are only available when it benefits them. They'll argue with you instead of helping, because clearly customer service isn't part of the training here--assuming anyone's trained at all. I promise you, whatever deal you think you're getting here, you'll end up paying for it later--in repairs, stress, and surprise charges for things you didn't even do. There's a reason people call it Ghetto Gables--the nickname is honestly generous. Do. Not. Live. Here. Spend your money elsewhere and actually have peace of mind in a place that won't rot around you while management gaslights you into thinking it's your fault. Edit: Although only one roommate was able to attend the pre-move-out inspection, clear communication with all residents should have been prioritized. And the fact that you're bringing up a tenant's personal situation shows how much this business cares about their residents. Expectations that affect every tenant's financial responsibility and record should never rely on information being passed second-hand. As a paying resident, I should have received the same direct explanation and documentation. Second, I want to emphasize that my concerns were not limited to the move-out process. Throughout my time at the property, there were repeated maintenance delays and poor communication from management, which I documented and reported. These issues were either not properly addressed or only resolved after persistent follow-ups. To say that my concerns were never brought forward dismisses the fact that I made efforts to communicate them. I hope you take this feedback seriously so that future tenants don't encounter the same lack of transparency and follow-through.

I have hesitated to write a review, as i really enjoyed getting to know Liz up front but seeing all…read morethe recent fake reviews on Google I'm just shook. this place is horrible, and i can honestly say i am so happy im done with this place. My vehicle was stolen within 3 weeks of moving into this place, I had to spend so much money with insurance and everything else, which I just didnt have. The utility bills make absolutely no sense, just know, you will pay between $400-$800 per month on utilities, on top of your rent which you can get a better deal in a single family home ( go check zillow i promise you can get a full house for the same price and not use that sketchy ivy billing they use). The parking is horrendous, my parking spot was about three buildings down from my apartment, and the guest spot that was in front of my apartment was always taken, it was pure misery. Reflecting back in a normal housing situation, and not living at gables I can tell you that I truly was miserable. The kitchen has zero lighting, so you cook and stare at a artificial light and a wall. The patios are so high, you barely get any sunlight onto your patio, defeating the purpose in my opinion. The carpets are the cheapest on the market, and be prepared to spend over $1400 just in carpet damages, when you leave for normal staining/wear and tare. the washer and dryer is mid, you have to dry 4-5 times for anything to get dry. kids all in the street at all hours of the day, they literally wouldnt move when i tried to back up on numerous occasions. I moved out with a 3K bill, granted heck to the no. i didnt clean, i hated that place and just wanted to leave, but I would say about half of that bill was over dramatized charges, but cant argue a corporation like this, you just gotta pay it and move on and hope that others dont make the same mistake. shout out to liz tho, she was great and i know none of this is her fault, shes just doing her job. but this place sucks. I am so much happier NOT living there!

Best apartment community hands down. The office staff is so on top of it from beginning to end with…read moretour to move-in. The maintenance staff is always on top of it. Mercedez the property manager and Michelle the assistant are so approachable and easy going that whenever a problem arises, they are quick to handle it and get it taken care of. Definitely recommend this property if you are looking to move to Menifee.

Regarding Michelle Morones Assistant Community Manager!!…read more I Just wanted to say thanks for doing such a great job giving me the tour of the complex and units. Michelle was very friendly, very professional and easy to talk to. I felt very comfortable speaking with her and asking so many questions. I liked her from the start and i'm glad I came back for the tour after popping in unexpectedly near closing hours. She invited me to come back the next day and I'm so happy about that. The atmosphere with all the trees and the breeze everywhere was nice. It was a quiet complex and the folks I ran into were friendly. The unit I viewed was very nice and spacious. It was clean and smelled fresh. I was looking at the place for my daughter who's moving down from Los Angeles and I have great reviews for her. I would love for her to live here.

We toured this apartment twice and within both times we were helped by Sheryse and she was…read moreabsolutely wonderful! Shes super kind and super helpful and explains everything super thorough. We really appreciate her and look forward to renting with her in the future. Apartments are beautiful, super clean and spacious.

New leasing agents ...new maintenance men that don't take cash from tenants while on the clock to…read morepaint as a favor.

We recently toured The Max, and it's a gorgeous property with excellent amenities in a quiet,…read moresecluded area. While we ultimately chose another property under the same management that better fit our needs, this community is ABSOLUTELY worth seeing. Highly recommend visiting The Max and working with Cameron and Orlando if you're looking to live in Murrieta, you won't be disappointed.

The leasing staff were friendly and professional. We were happily surprised, with Norma and…read moreCameron's assistance, they were able to get our application approved in one day. Norma and Orlando were very helpful in answering our questions after we moved in. They were very pleasant whenever we called the office and patient in explaining things to us. The entire staff (including Alex in Maintenance) were friendly and responded quickly to our requests. After moving in a month ago, we wanted to thank you for making it enjoyable living here at The Max!

Enjoy living here, Taylor the assistant manager is always a pleasure to work with. Amber the…read moreProperty manager is great as well. Serina the Leasing Consultant is knowledgeable and always a pleasure to work with. Maintenance staff responds to requests quickly. A great friendly team at Santa Rosa Apartments.

Beautiful community. Staff is great! Definitely recommend this community to all my friends.read more

I don't usually write reviews about apartment complexes, but I really felt compelled to in this…read morecase. I was a little wary of moving into a studio, as my last studio felt very cramped (especially with two cats). However, I was able to get a studio loft on the second floor at the end of the row, and it was absolutely perfect. Kelli was super responsive during the leasing process, and I got moved in fairly quickly. The biggest thing I loved about this studio was how quiet it was! I barely ever heard my neighbors, and that was such a relief coming from apartments with paper thin floors. Additionally, the loft made the studio feel so much bigger than my last studio even though the square footage was the same. I also had the most amazing view of the hills from the loft area, especially in the evenings with the sunset. I was originally disappointed that I had to use a laundry room, but honestly I can think of only a single time where I ever had to wait to do laundry. The rest of the time there was always at least one machine open, and people always seemed prompt about removing their laundry when the cycle was over. The location is also great - I regularly walked to the park and over to Target/Albertsons/movie theater. The quick access to I-15 is nice too. Finally, Dale and Jason in maintenance and Alex in the front office were always extremely responsive. At my last apartment, I would put in maintenance requests and it felt like they just disappeared into the void for weeks. I experienced limited maintenance issues but when I did, they came the same day! Dale also works hard at cleaning up the property every morning so it looks nice. Anyway, I really enjoyed my time here and was sad to leave it when I moved out of the area.

I lived here for about 6 years, from November 2019 through December 2025. Unfortunately, what…read morestarted out as a decent place to live progressively became a nightmare. There were constant mailroom break-ins. One night around 3 a.m., I actually caught someone breaking in and called the police. When the officers arrived, they were extremely frustrated because they said the office had not been helpful with previous cases. The cameras weren't being properly maintained or repaired, leaving them with little to work with. What was especially frustrating was that residents affected by break-ins weren't notified. After my incident, I found out there had been other issues, yet there was no notice to residents. I'm honestly surprised to hear that the gates now work. During the entire time I lived there, they rarely worked, and I moved out in December 2025. Parking was another issue. If someone parked in your assigned spot, the office would apparently take up to three days to do anything about it. That meant you could be without your own parking spot for days. We also experienced two separate flooding incidents caused by an upstairs neighbor. During the first incident, the janitor knocked once and immediately entered after knocking. It was around 8 p.m., and I was half naked, so I was understandably upset that I wasn't given enough time to answer the door. More concerning was the lack of remediation after both flooding incidents. Nothing was really done to properly address the affected areas, and the walls weren't properly checked afterward. I was concerned that this could eventually lead to mold issues. Unfortunately, that is exactly what happened. We dealt with what we were told wasn't mold for years. Eventually, it spread from the bathroom into the bedroom closet. Management wanted to paint over it, which I refused to accept. At that point, I demanded to be released from the apartment without notice, and they allowed us to leave. Moving out was the best decision we made. Living there had become a nightmare. I now live in a newer, cleaner apartment, and I've noticed that my sinuses have been much better since leaving. Maintenance was also consistently slow in my experience. It often took around two weeks to get something repaired or completed, and I would have to repeatedly remind the office to follow up. I was friendly with one of the janitors, and he told me that there were only two of them handling the maintenance work, so hopefully staffing has improved since then. There are also safety concerns for pet owners. Coyotes do come into the area and, during my time there, one attacked a small dog while someone was walking it. I would be very cautious about walking pets around the property, especially at night. There were also people coming onto the property in the mornings with shopping carts, going through trash and collecting things, which added to the overall feeling that the property wasn't being adequately controlled. If you decide to live here, document everything. Take pictures, keep records, and communicate with management through email whenever possible so you have a written record of maintenance requests, incidents, and conversations. After six years, I can honestly say that leaving was one of the best decisions I made. I hope things have improved for the current residents, but based on my experience from 2019-2025, I would not choose to live here again.

Thanks again to ALL the maintenance staff, Rigo, Harley and Elle!! Each have done a tremendous job…read moreon work orders for our apartment over the last month. We really appreciate them!!

PLEASE READ FOR A HONEST PERSPECTIVE!! I stayed with…read moreMitchell Place Apartments for about 2 years. I will say staying there was pretty decent. They have events for their residents every so often (which I think is where majority of the 5 star reviews stem from). However, when you are ready to part ways with them the experience is quite the opposite. They'll charge you hundreds of dollars in move out fees causing you to basically lose out on your deposit. Me and my son were the only occupants of my unit no pets, excluding a small fish tank. I went to lengths and hired a professional cleaner to thoroughly clean and disinfect. I made sure I matched the paint so when I took my tv mount down there would be no issues. They even informed me I would need to schedule a pre move-out inspection 2 weeks prior which I attempted to multiple times. With that said, I was never afforded the opportunity to that move-out inspection until the DAY OF my move out. That's when the list of move-out fees began. Despite my efforts I was charged a discounted cleaning rate of $100 due to the outdoor patio screen door and sliding track not being clean and because they preferred to have the patio and car garage pressure washed. The maintenance guy said my paint did not match which I don't believe to be true and he also pointed out something with the barstool area but was not specific at all. Due to those two areas of concern it was deemed a full repainting was needed for a 2 bed 2 bath unit. I was also informed the carpets would need to be "repaired" aka shampooed due to the foot traffic/flattening near the doors. I addressed that had I known about these potential charges two weeks prior I could have taken care of it on my own accord. I was told to send an email to management with my screenshots of multiple emails that were ignored and my cleaning invoice. All that just for them to still charge me the cleaning fee, painting fee, and carpet shampoo fee. Hundreds of dollars gone! Everything they addressed was from normal "wear and tear" which legally they cannot charge for and it even states in their lease that the tenant is not responsible for. When I addressed that I was basically told everyone's definition of wear and tear is different. But when I flat out asked how they'd define it, it was the exact description of my unit. Security deposits are to be used for DAMAGES to the unit. Not for the unit to be in PRISTINE condition for the next resident. I hardly even wore shoes in my unit. No stains on the carpets. No holes in the walls. No damages to appliances. I even had my professional cleaner come every two weeks to clean my unit throughout my lease terms. The apartment was in great shape! Please take the low star reviews seriously because they are all consistent with the illegal charges they are putting on their previous residents.