La Mesa Village Apartments

Antonio Juarez _{on Google}

Mar 21st, 2024

I have been living for years, I am very comfortable living and very calm, the people in the office are very friendly

Valenciano _{on Google}

Mar 1st, 2024

Do not rent here!!!. This property is poorly maintained, they are charging an arm and a leg for rent now like if they were luxurious apartments. The people at the office are rude, they cut you off when you're talking like if my voice wouldn't count. It's really a shame

Ma. Alex Torres (ALEX) _{on Google}

Feb 25th, 2024

I LIVED IN THIS PLACE AND EVERYTHING WAS PERFECT I MISS IT I WANTED TO RETURN BUT THERE WERE NO VACANCIES
THE OFFICE STAFF VERY FRIENDLY TIN THEM

Duke Buchannon _{on Google}

Feb 23rd, 2024

Do not live here! They charge you $60 every month for water, then they turn it off at will at least twice a month. They have a very third world way of doing things here. I've been here a year and I'm leaving. I don't feel safe here.

Mesa Local _{on Google}

Feb 17th, 2024

I regret to say that my experience at La Mesa Village has been nothing short of a nightmare. From the moment I stepped foot on the property, I was met with disappointment after disappointment.
First and foremost, the leasing office staff at La Mesa village seem to be a walking fair housing complaint waiting to happen. Their discriminatory and unprofessional behavior towards certain tenants is appalling and unacceptable. It's clear that they lack the training and basic decency to treat all residents with respect and fairness.
Moreover, the condition of the units at La Mesa village is utterly deplorable considering the exorbitant rent prices they demand. From leaky faucets to malfunctioning appliances, it seems like there's always something wrong with the unit. Maintenance requests are often ignored or inadequately addressed, leaving residents to deal with ongoing issues that disrupt their daily lives.
The lack of proper maintenance not only affects the livability of the units but also poses health and safety hazards to residents. Mold, pests, and other unsanitary conditions are unfortunately not uncommon at La Mesa Village making it an unhealthy and unpleasant place to call home.
In conclusion, I strongly advise anyone considering renting atLa Mes Village to think twice before signing a lease. The combination of discriminatory behavior from the leasing office staff and the poor condition of the units does not justify the steep rent prices. Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere for a place to live.