Real Estate in Pima County, Arizona

947 N Park Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719, United States

“This is my second year living here and I loved it last year, however I am not as impressed this year as I was last year. I got locked out of my bedroom recently and called the lockout number over 10 times and was locked out for 12 hours. I never got a call back and had to reach out to a friend that used to work here and they contacted one of the workers and then they came to unlock my door. It is a nice building however the pool is always busy and the maintenance can take a bit. The workers are all very nice though and do their best to help when they can.”

900 E 2nd St, Tucson, AZ 85719, United States

“In a 2x2 and the amenities they offer here are amazing, they have in my opinion the best rooftop pool of all the high rises on campus and a nice sauna and hot tub on the 3rd floor. The actual apartment that we moved into however had tons of problems that should not occur for the amount the rent cost here. The apartment was not clean when we moved in (hair in bathroom, dirty floor, etc). Also the maintenance takes forever here. It took 2 weeks for them to fix the hot water in my shower when I moved in. Other than that the location is great, the management is just horrible.”

55 N Park Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719, United States

“UPDATED 10/05: if you want your child to live in a complex that tells them to just remove the smoke alarms because they don’t want to fix them, and then leave them without any fire alarms for over a month, never fixes the lighted exit signs in the hallways, leaves stairwell doors broken and inaccessible, trapping people inside the halls in the case of a fire, and leaves unit doors with broken handles for a week straight with the property manager being fully aware, then this is a great place to live. if you want your child to live in squalor, where there is a fire alarm beeping on the first floor for 6 months straight, where garbage overflow causes the constant aroma of dumpster juice and fruit fly/cockroach infestations unit wide, this is a great place to live. if you are ok with unfinished ceilings that leave a 2 inch gap between the walls and the ceiling, this place is for you. if you like the look of a 10 ft wide hole in the ceiling on the 5th floor of the parking garage, go ahead and sign. they are very careful to only show you the model unit and the amenities (a hammock and tv were broken last year and have never been replaced, the pool sticks and balls are severely damaged, the printers are always broken, the hot tub won’t heat up). make sure you ask to visit the first floor in building 2. that’s what they don’t want you to see. the parking gate is always broken and homeless people love to come in. it’s great. the gates on the corner of broadway and tyndall have been broken for over a year and maintenance is aware that strangers can enter the complex at all hours whenever they want. the security is a joke. the signs that had a security number in the parking garage were showing an out of service number, and the property manager was unaware this was the case. he did not post a new security number for six months. my bed was broken, maintenance said they fixed it, then i fell through the bed this morning they just care about lying to you long enough for you to sign the lease. they don’t care after. do not sign here under any circumstances. you will be trapped for a year.”

3201 W Ina Rd, Tucson, AZ 85741, United States

“I placed an urgent maintenance request for my water heater @ 1:15pm. The maintenance supervisor Pete, returned my call about 15 minutes later and was at my apartment within the hour to inspect the water heater. I honestly didn't think that my water heater would be replaced so quickly. It was replaced in less than 2 hours. If I could give 10 stars...I would. I've lived here for a few years now and I can honestly say there is a huge difference with the upkeep of this apartment complex. Pete and 2 other staff members were so attentive and kind throughout this whole process. Super grateful to be a resident of this community.”