Bay Parc

There are many issues with the building, including cockroaches, security, water leakage, and its management.

Had an appointment with Ryan to see a 2 bedroom 2 bath at 3:30. Showed up at 3:30 and was told by another rep that Ryan was busy with other clients. Waited around for about 10 minutes and then left.

I get it, things get busy - but at least acknowledge that the people you scheduled for a certain time (and confirmed with that day) are there. If I'm going to (potentially) spend over $43,000 over the course of a year on rent - i'd anticipate adherence to an appointment, or at least a notification... that you'll be late.

We received neither so we'll seek a residence elsewhere (luckily there are a multitude of options in the area). Lee mas

My experience at Bay Parc was absolutely terrible. My appointment was triple booked, with another person waiting, while the agent was with yet another person who was late because of a "medical emergency," but was still there, again, not her fault, she has to accommodate if someone is late. After an email, text message conversation AND call, the staff still was not aware of my needs - the same questions were asked again. I drove an hour to my appointment, and was told to park in "future resident... parking" in which there were no open spots, so I had to park in a 15 minute "delivery only" space. That was a worrisome beginning to the visit. I attempted to navigate myself from the parking garage to the Lobby, with no signage or elevator buttons denoting the lobby. Upon arriving in the lobby, I did not know who to approach to let the leasing agent know I was there. Eventually, I asked someone standing at a podium, and she pointed me to the leasing agent sitting at a table with another person. After waiting a few minutes, I approached her and apologized for interrupting, but wanted to let her know I was there for my appointment. She apologized and said she'd be with me shortly. I waited 45 minutes - and was late for another appointment because of it - to be shown a completely gutted apartment while the agent described what the unit would eventually look like. I did not see an empty unit, or even a model unit and was surrounded by workers in what was a potentially dangerous environment for someone to walk through, at one point inadvertently kicking a piece of metal that was on the floor on the way to the gutted apartment. I then learned that there were no apartments available until July was given limited information on the actual unit coming available in July.

The lobby was crowded, dodging maintenance workers, cleaning crews mopping with no regard for people around them, ladders and packs of small dogs all being walked around together. No front desk, no leasing office, leasing agent was just at a table - no office, no eye out for her next appointment, as she was with someone.

The lobby from front to back was like the Port Authority terminal in NYC. When I asked if it was always like this, she said that it was a unique community of young, active people who love this. I am 37, young and active.

Upon leaving, I was charged a $2 fee for "future resident parking." Don't care about $2, it was that after a disastrous experience, I couldn't even just leave. Lee mas

Bay Parc has been an amazing place to live! I love all of the amenities, and it has made a great home for my Dalmatian and I! We love the dog park across the student and the pool is incredible! We moved to Miami for school, and I couldn’t recommend a better place to live other than Bay Parc!

I wish I could give this place a 0 star rating. Absolute garbage place to live.

During my time at this place, not only did I live in a never ending construction zone - it was the most poorly managed, roach infested trap house of a "luxury" apartment building I think you could find.

Look, the refurbished units look nice and all but it is not worth it.

We would have strangers knocking on our door at 4am & people asleep in the hallway in the middle of the night, or pounding on the neighbors... door trying to get drugs.

Security definitely not too much of a concern at Bay Parc.

Meanwhile they focus their time on fixing the parking gate. For - and I'm not exaggerating here - about 5 months straight they were trying to figure this gate out. LOL. Thing was wide open for months for anyone to drive up in.

I could go on. But I shouldn't have to. Don't live here. Lee mas