Tampa Woods

I recently toured Tampa Woods, and it was without question the most disappointing experience out of the 14 apartment communities I visited. The leasing manager, Walla, displayed an astonishing level of unprofessionalism. She was blatantly rude to me, dismissive toward her own employee, and disrespectful when speaking about my current apartment community. Her conduct was entirely inappropriate, and it immediately raised serious concerns about the culture of this property.
What makes this even... more troubling is that the leasing agent assisting me was exceptionally kind, attentive, and professional. It was genuinely upsetting to see someone so capable and courteous being treated poorly by her own manager. No employee—and certainly no prospective resident—should have to experience that.
Although I was approved to move in, I ultimately decided not to proceed. I have no intention of joining a community where leadership, especially at the management level, shows such a lack of respect, professionalism, and basic courtesy. A manager sets the tone for the entire community, and based on this encounter with Walla, Tampa Woods is not a place where I would ever feel valued or comfortable.
I truly hope upper management takes this matter seriously. The leasing agent deserves far better, and future residents deserve an environment led with integrity—not hostility.

Lee mas

The apartment complex is great! The front office and maintenance staff are attentive and responsive.

Apartments are nice, front office and maintenance staff are great. The property is quiet with lots of walking areas for dogs and a huge dog park. Yaya in the front office is great

cabinets are old , kitchen floors need to be updated , parking is crazy for all the rent amount you should be able to park in a spot regardless per lease. Bugs are ridiculous uncontrolled , trash is being charged but many times have missed picking up trash .

My mother lived here for 15 years. She always paid her rent on time and was never a problem. When she grew older and could not live on her own any longer (especially in a 2nd floor apartment she could not get out of in an emergency), she was forced to break her lease about 3 months early. Her apartment was rented almost right away at about $400 more/month than she was paying but the leasing office still sent her a bill for almost $3,000. Other companies were sympathetic to her situation but not... Tampa Woods - they were heartless. I would not recommend them to anyone. Lee mas