Oasis In The City

Stayed overnight for 1 day after vehicle had broken down in the parking lot- No one bothered me- maintenence was kind and helpful - No assigned covered parking - It felt low-key and safe - tenants were kind. I called the office late night and AI answered and allowed me a temp parking permit until I got a tow. For the crappie situation I was in it went very well. If I were looking to live in the area I would definitely choose this place. 👍

Looking for Apartments? Come across OASIS IN THE CITY? Keep looking, don't rent here. I have lived here for five years. The manager Ben, is not qualified for his position. He is rude, condescending, and arrogant for having little knowledge of anything. Everything is always broken here, takes months to fix, and breaks again because he does not know any trade; he can not plumb, balance the ph of a pool, fix an air conditioner, resurface a tub, or complete any other slue of tasks he is paid to handle, although he continues to play "mr. fix-it," as opposed to hiring out the jobs to qualified professionals. Things are done haphazardly here to save money, because that's the bottom line. Tenants went without washing machines (there are 6 for all the units and 4 were down for eight months) for an

I moved into Oasis in the City 2 years ago and I love it here! When you walk into the grounds you will immediately feel at peace among the citrus trees, lawn and shade. A very rare find in the middle of Phoenix! The apartment is a perfect size for me as a single person with a dog, and the complex is very dog friendly! We even have two neighbors with friendly cats that get walked on a leash here. I chat to my neighbors daily. I even dropped my credit card once on the grounds and one of my neighbors slipped it under my door. In winter the trees are abundant with grapefruit, tangelos, oranges and lemons. I was surprised to read another tenants review about nothing getting fixed. I have always found management to be very efficient. Obviously I don't expect them to run right over if its someth

I lived here for about 8 months. Only left because I got a literal dream job in Ogden. Me and my wife cried when we left because we loved it so much here. Things to consider: The apartments really tend to be humid. Buying a dehumidifier, as well as making sure to spend 10-20 minutes a day with the windows and doors open is very necessary. The back walls will form condensation in the winter, and if you aren't careful, you can get mold. Me and my wife caught some growing in the closet as well. Neither case got to the point where damage was done to the walls, but both did get to the point where we developed hay fever like symptoms. Avoiding the mold is easy once you realize where it comes from (humidity, plus condensation on walls and windows) but it's not exactly an intuitive problem to de

I love Oasis, since I moved in I've had nothing but pleasant experiences and quick turn around for anything I've asked for! This place is a hidden gem in the Uptown area. The beautiful courtyard and fruit trees make this place really special, especially in the desert.