Niles Station

Rearranged my work schedule to attend a tour with the PM Jesse. He was a no-show and didn’t have the decency to communicate that he wouldn’t make it. Wouldn’t answer calls/texts and his mailbox was full.. Complex appears to be nice enough though I did observe that the laundry room was out of order. Concerning. If this is how the complex tries to woo potential clients, I could only imagine the unresponsive nightmare it would be to actually live there. Bullet dodged. Fair warning to potential… residents. Read More

I have lived here for 2 years and it has just recently been bought by new owners. Do not let them fool you, this is not luxury living. The studios are converted motels. My 1B apartment doesn't even have a garbage disposal (let alone a dishwasher.)Good luck finding a second parking spot and good luck getting sleep with the train going past the other side of the fence during all hours of the night. Please move somewhere nicer!

I lived here for a few years until the new management took over. would not recommend. 1)Places are very dated for the area even with updates, some have black mold 2)Good luck pulling in/ out of the complex during rush hour where Mowry, Mission and Niles meet. No chance. 3)Nice little gypsy community a few hundred feet from the property that loves to help themselves to the contents of your vehicle a few times a year(and even sometimes home invasions). 4)Parking is a joke. 5) I hope you like… trains! Amtrack is literally 20 feet from some of these places, and sometimes run as late as 12am. Can be heard honking all the way over into the furthest parts of the property. They MUST honk every time going over the bridge too. I could go on.... Read More

I went to the location on the map and found that it was not how it looks on the photo posted. The rooms look as though they took a broken down motel and converted them into “studio” apartments. None of the units have stoves and still have the same layout as they did when they were motel rooms. Would NOT recommend.