Five-star reviews celebrate the natural setting, dog park, and standout staff members who handle maintenance and leasing with care. A vocal minority report serious failures: an AI phone system that blocks emergency calls, mold and pests, security gaps (car break-ins, package theft), thin soundproofing, and management unresponsiveness. Lease renewals have drawn complaints of long delays and rent hikes from $2,085 to $2,700 per month with little flexibility. The experience splits sharply between those who enjoy the amenities and those frustrated by operational and maintenance problems once the lease is signed.
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Limestone Canyon Apartments draws sharply divided reviews. One resident praised their one-bedroom's views, but most feedback centers on interior maintenance falling short of asking prices and limited services for families with children.
The Upland draws consistent praise for its leasing team-especially Ashley Cardona, Ashley Mendoza, and Joann Rivera-who handle inquiries and applications quickly with genuine patience. Residents value the clean, well-kept community, the pool as a standout amenity, and staff who follow through on maintenance requests without delay. A serious 2024 complaint alleges that one staff member (Ashley Mendoza/Carrera) harassed a local business after a declined marketing request, then posted a false negative review impersonating a patient. While isolated, this incident undercuts the otherwise sterling reputation and raises questions about internal accountability and oversight.
Presidium Tech Ridge dazzles new residents with its sleek design and helpful leasing team but falters once the lease is signed. Months-long delays on basic repairs (bathroom lights, EV chargers), broken pool and gym equipment, and unresponsive maintenance erode satisfaction. Long-term residents report neglected common areas, staff retaliation over complaints, and a divide between move-in charm and post-signing reality. Amenities on paper include a zero-edge pool, cinema lounge, and dog park, yet reviews document filthy pool water, broken gym equipment, and trash in shared spaces. Staff named in positive reviews (Bailey, Mario, Robinson) earn praise from newer residents; the same office draws criticism from longer-term tenants who feel dismissed after move-in. The after-hours emergency line consistently goes unanswered.
Last updated 2026-07-17
