Toscana at Sonterra

I have been here for over a year now and the new management is amazing! Extremely helpful and communicative! Highly recommended these apartments! You’re in a beautiful neighborhood and you can’t beat the convenience! 10/10!!!!

This place will trick you out of your money. Run!!!!

It’s poor because they don’t manage people with pets so there is doggy dodo all over the property, second they over fill the parking lot and don’t have parking available for residents who work late and on top of that they have a contract with a towing company to make sure there parking lots are safe from cars but they are to cheep to hire security with all the car break ins. Also with the change in owners we aren’t getting our deposits back even if the conditions are good.

I feel compelled to share my experience as a tenant at Toscana At Sonterra Apartments to warn potential renters about the ongoing lack of maintenance and management's refusal to address critical issues. Trust me when I say that you should avoid this complex at all costs. My time here has been nothing short of a nightmare, and I wouldn't want anyone else to go through what I've endured.

The most pressing concern is the persistent flooding issue that plagues not only my unit but several others... within the complex whenever it rains. Despite bringing this matter to the attention of the management team repeatedly, it has been over a month, and the problem remains unresolved. The lack of urgency and disregard for tenant safety and comfort is simply appalling.

Perhaps the most frustrating aspect of this situation is the management's refusal to provide written communication. Astonishingly, they have a policy in place that prohibits any form of written correspondence, including emails, with tenants. This means that concerns and complaints are easily brushed aside or forgotten, leaving tenants feeling unheard and powerless. It's disheartening to witness such a flagrant disregard for basic tenant rights and effective communication.

It is disheartening to pay hard-earned money for an apartment that lacks basic upkeep and where tenants' concerns are met with negligence.

Unfortunately, my frustration with the lack of maintenance and the management's unresponsiveness has reached a breaking point. I am currently exploring legal options to terminate my lease and sever ties with this complex. The thought of spending another day in this disarray is unbearable, and I implore anyone considering renting here to take heed of my warning.

In conclusion, I cannot emphasize strongly enough how crucial it is to avoid Toscana At Sonterra Apartments. The ongoing lack of maintenance, coupled with management's refusal to address issues promptly and their discouraging policy against written communication, creates an environment of frustration and distress for tenants. Don't make the same mistake I did. Spare yourself the anguish and look elsewhere for a rental property where your comfort and well-being are valued.

Best of luck with your apartment search, and may you find a home that exceeds your expectations. Lee mas

They are under new management, and they are putting all their effort into first impression items to wow new tenants, and they are ignoring current residents. The new management recently decided to "upgrade" apartments and while many features are fine, they never once asked for input. The appliances are shiny steel, but are very low quality (and refrig no longer has ice makers??) Light fixtures were removed and replaced by weird LED lights that are bright blue--and you cannot change the... lightbulbs. The "new" work out facilities are on wifi which doesnt connect and the screens on the bikes do not work. The TV's have no remote and are not tuned to anything, weird. The worst feature for most of us in our apartments is the bathtubs--the place is like 25 years old, but no work done there--many are moldy or stained--mine is. My biggest compliant, however, is the pool, it is constantly locked for repairs. I would say it is less than 50% availability last year, like down for 6 months each year I've been there--VERY frustrating. Its currently down right now and has been for 2 weeks. Also, the gates are now controlled by your phone app which is frankly a hassle--my phone is not near me when I drive, and I cannot load the app on my work phone. When you use the app, it many times does not work and you end up trying like 2-3 times.
And lastly, if you don't want to spring for the $100 garage the parking can get really bad at night. I mean REALLY bad. I've had to park so far from my apartment before that it literally takes 5 minutes to walk to my apartment. When you are carrying groeries walking hundreds of yards is no good! If I were you, I'd Factor in the cost of the garage or be frustrated a lot.
But really, all this could be tolerable if the staff was understanding and helpful. I frequently leave feeling angry or frustrated and anything they say they are going to do, they don't do it. There is very little communication on what's happening (or why) or when facilities are closed or will be back. I show up at the pool often to a locked gate with no sign or explanation, and no idea when it will be back forcing me to check each day for an opening. Lee mas