Del Rio Apartment Homes

After five years at Del Rio, saying goodbye is bittersweet. The easy trolley access made exploring San Diego a breeze, but the real highlight was the incredible staff. The maintenance team and office crew consistently went above and beyond, treating residents with genuine kindness and professionalism.We loved spending time at the pool, grilling areas, and gym, and the lush grounds made evening strolls something we looked forward to every day. As we move into our new home, we’ll definitely be... carrying pieces of Del Rio’s charm with us.Thank you, Del Rio, for being such a special place. Read More

I strongly advise anyone considering this apartment complex to look elsewhere. This has been one of the worst places I have ever lived. The management is incredibly incompetent and seems completely disconnected from the reality of what residents deal with on a daily basis or just don’t seem to care. Complaints are diminished and disregarded, minus the great maintenance crew.

The noise is relentless. You can hear everything because the buildings appear to have little to no insulation.... Conversations, footsteps, slamming doors, car alarms, and other disturbances travel through the walls constantly, making it nearly impossible to enjoy peace and quiet or get a decent night’s sleep.

Safety is another major concern. The property often feels unsafe, and management does little to address ongoing issues. Police presence is common as well as Package theft.

On top of that, there are pest problems and mold issues that should never be acceptable in any residential community.

Save yourself the stress, frustration, and disappointment. There are far better places to live where management actually cares about its residents and takes responsibility for maintaining a safe and healthy environment. This place does not. They do not implement any of the rules in the community. Read More

This has by far been the worst experience I have had with an apartment complex and I have been living in apartment complexes all my life. Just don't do it. Go find yourself a nice apartment complex elsewhere. Del Rio and Irvine company only and only care about the money and do nothing about sound/smoke complaints. Due to noises made by our upstairs neighbors, we haven't had a good night sleep in 7 months. Our experience with Irvine company has made us feel rage and anger all the time. My husband... and I are peaceful and quiet people working 9 to 5 jobs. Having to deal with Del Rio office people has wasted so much of our time and has negatively affected our mental and physical health.

The apartments simply do not have the proper infrastructure for a quiet living. If you are living in the first or second floor, you can hear every foot step of your neighbors. To add to the issue, our neighbors are 4 young men with different schedules. Two of them are extremely noisy during the day and two are extremely noisy from 12 am all the way to 5 am. We live in a hell and cannot get any sleep because the ceiling has zero insulation and these guys walk very heavily.

We have been recording the noise they make for about 7 month. But the office did absolutely nothing about it. They actually accused us of having recorded noises made by ourselves (to prove them wrong we have video recordings as well where we are just sitting on the bed and listening to the neighbors' noise late at night). They then said that the recordings did not met the excessive noise threshold (they forgot to inform us what noise level counts as excessive from 12 am to 5 am). Despite all the evidence, they did not wave the lease-break penalty for us, knowing full well that we could not take the case to the court since we have signed an arbitration agreement.

From the bottom of my heart, if you wish to live a peaceful and quiet life do not live in Del Rio. Read More

Literal PTSD from my experience of moving into Del Rio Apartment Homes, it’s taken me 6 months to write this review. During my initial walkthrough of unit 211 on December 7th 2022, I immediately found 3-4 bugs (dead and alive). There was at least one in each room and of course I had nothing to kill them with, so I had to run to the store with hopes they would still be in the same place by the time I made it back. After returning, I saw 2 more bugs and was starting to feel worried. I paid out of... pocket for an insect home treatment on top of paying for the ‘exterminators’ that Del Rio charges you for. Throughout the night, I began to get more paranoid as a new bug appeared every 45 minutes or so. I spent all night chasing and killing bugs, I saw more than 12. Once I woke up, I turned on the lights and immediately saw bugs scattering everywhere on the floor! Not only was there a huge bug problem but their apartment looked like it hadn’t been cleaned. The carpet was disgusting and needed to be stretched and my front door didn’t close properly. I felt extremely terrified to even step foot in that unit. I stayed in a hotel ever since that day for 2 weeks while frantically searching for a new place to live. When I asked if I would be reimbursed for my hotel stays or prorated rent for the days that I wasn’t living there, I was told that I would not be reimbursed in anyway because it was “my choice to not live there” and my apartment was habitable, according to them. Right before he told me that, he was just telling me how he walked into my apartment and immediately saw a huge live roach in my kitchen sink. The only real solution that was offered was moving me into a different unit…that was smaller and costed more (??) I asked if I were to hire my own reputable exterminators (Orkin), will the cost be taken out of my rent due to having to desperately reach out to third parties to figure out this infestation issue. Orkin explained to me that they would discover what exact bug issue I’m having along with finding the source of the problem. The exterminators that Del Rio uses just sprays around because you ask them to. None of my questions could be answered and I was not presented with real solutions to a person that just paid thousands to move in so THANK GOD for their 30 day policy in which I could move out without any penalties. I lived here for less than 24 hours and finally built up the courage to turn in my keys 6 days later. Read More

Don’t be fooled by the nice appearance like we were. We have lived at the Del Rio apartments for two years now and our lease cannot end soon enough. For starters, today, on Christmas Eve, our car was broken in to for the THIRD time in the last two years. Literally steps from our front door in our parking lot. The first time we filed a complaint through security, who by the way was probably an 18 year old little girl who had absolutely no kind of training on how to handle the situation. The... second time we reported it directly to the property managers. This time we are having to call the police and report the items through our renters insurance. I also once had a rental car parked in our lot and it was keyed. Despite all of this being reported to management, absolutely nothing has ever been done about it. No increased security, no cameras, no posters warning neighbors of high theft in the area or to at least report suspicious activity. You can find the security guards constantly hiding in corners of the development watching movies on their phones and chatting with friends. So we report each incident to management as they occur and are constantly met with “you can put your 30 days in if you’re unhappy” and even with that they would force you to pay your way out of your lease. Homeless people are constantly wandering the project, digging through trash cans. Solicitors are constantly coming up to the door trying to sell items. It could be anyone committing the crimes but you pray it isn’t your own neighbors. Even our welcome mat was stolen from our front door! The break ins are the biggest issue but that definitely isn’t where it ends. We have had mold issues several times with no urgency to make repairs. The windows are lined with mold from constant condensation from the windows. When we reported the moldy windows to maintenance we were told it was our fault for not keeping towels under the window sills and that they don’t clean windows. Once when they were running a giant dehumidifier to try to dry the mold caused by a reoccurring plumbing leak coming from neighbors plumbing, the breaker was tripped. The trip shut down our electric fireplace and it never turned back on again. I asked the managers to make it right by having someone come repair the fireplace as the shortage would have never occurred if that giant dehumidifier wasn’t in our house for a straight five days. Managers advised us to make a claim through our renters insurance. Read More