Topaz Cay Apartamentos

staff is always very helpful, the pools are beautiful and I do recommend.

When I first moved in I would have gave it a rating of three stars, my apartment is a two bedroom quite spacious, the new office attendance have been excellent with us, When I put a work order in, it's done they complied fast, due to that I am a disabled person they work with me to make my life and my living here much easier, slowly but surely it gets better every day. So I give a five-star for the great work that they are doing...148
PS. Yes I recommend this place ,

This place is full of black mold and the new owners will have you pay to move in just to kick you out legally because you signed something that said you agreed to. The woman in the front office is extremely rude. You do not want to move here it’s not safe either. The parking lots have no lighting at night and someone’s apartment was shot at. Also there are amenities listed that are not at this complex. Don’t waste your money!

No street lights the new owners and office management are horrible and rude. It’s not safe there’s been a burglary and shooting in the past six months. Its the worse experience with the new owners and so have many others here. They say there are all these amenities we don’t have and charged everyone an extra six hundred plus to renew the leases but won’t fix the mold issues and read your lease if you have mold and sign the lease and find out later you’re signing to agree to be evicted with out a... refund of your money. Don’t move here! Lee mas

One thing you may not notice at first is that there's a railroad track running down the entire east side of this complex. The deisel engines are not quiet and the smell is horrible. If you're unlucky enough to get duped into renting on that side of the complex, you'll never be able to enjoy having open windows or hearing an entire TV show without the rumble and shaking of a train going by.

You'll probably visit the rental office during the day when everyone's at work and the parking lot is... nearly empty. Don't be fooled. This place isn't quiet and parking is a nightmare. The public transit system in this area is non-existant and anyone who lives here has to have a car. You can safely assume 2 people in a 1 BR will both have a car, so the result is crammmed parking lots in the evening when you get home. I you arrive after 4:30pm youcan count on having to park 300 ft away from your apartment. If you arrive home later than 8:00pm you can count on the police being somewhere in the complex and you'll also have to walk that 300ft stretch to your apartment in the dark because there's no parking lot lighting. Have your taser ready, and I'm not just talking to the women reading this.

Maintenance is non-existant. The pools are always down. Plumbing and sewer is a real problem. There's always someone's central air that's down. There's mold everywhere and I get that this is Florida, but there's a difference between mold that crops up and serious neglect. This place is neglected and you will be too.

The cheap rent attracts low-lifes and losers who have no problem stealing whatever isn't nailed down. You may as well just leave your car windows open and post a check list of things to steal on your front door to make sure they get everything. If you live here and try to get renter's insurance...good luck.

If you do move in here, it's affordable but document EVERYTHING and I do mean EVERYTHING upon move-in or they'll be trying to sue you for your entire deposit plus some. You'll never see your deposit back and if you're lucky they won't try to tack on a long list of things you didn't "clean" and the $50-$200 costs they supposedly "incurred" by having to do it for you after you left. Lee mas