The Post Apartments

Overall not too impressed. I've recently had a cockroach infestation after I got a replacment refrigerator from a different apt about a year ago. After several pest control attempts at spraying in my apartment ( and a request to place traps, which they didn't until after the 4th ask). I basically bought more traps my self and sprayed diatamacious earth in my apt to kill them. Although its much better I still see them now and then. Also there is almost constant yelling or at least someone arguing what seems like everyday if you hang out at the apartment all day. Luckily im out most of the day but on numerous occasions I can hear yelling and arguing at night. Police get called frequently and the water gets shut off more than anyone would like. The washing machines often break down t

Sewer was backed up and the number for emergency maintenance didn't work once Jose was notified he came out on Labor day and did an excellent job.

I had lived here for 5-6 years, an it's the worst living experience I've ever had. The roaches are terrible, washer an dryers in laundry room are crap, always breaking, no patios, or balconies, no central heat or air, when something breaks they go to an empty apartment to get parts that are used, cause they can't afford new parts, there were 2 fires that gave me ptsd, FYI management promised so many things to be fix an never fixed anything. The pool area doesn't have proper pool furniture, kids under age swimming in pool with no adult supervision, no one picks up after their dogs, poop every where, the landscape is always over grown making the appearance look real bad. Over all great location is the only good thing about the post.

The second star is only for Maria/the PTLA management when I moved in years ago. They were excellent. A couple management changes later, and it wasn’t good at all. Maintenance requests that were marked completed when they weren’t, an avoidance of using emails or anything other than sticking papers in residents’ doors to inform them/give notice, an elevator that hasn’t worked in years, a pool open a quarter of the year, the remnants of the fire a couple Decembers ago not being addressed until years later (if it has been fixed, that is), the cameras finally being installed in the parking lot not working, etc. If you’re looking for a place to sleep/that is functionally a long-term motel, this is your place. If you’re looking for an apartment complex to treat you as an actual resident, look

We came in with an amazing property manager who would help with anything. Who was amazing. We left after our apartment became unhabitable after a second flood and a new property manager who was clueless. If you value your property don't rent the walk downs. You'll get flooded out. And I mean flooded out. Attached is a picture of a dresser which shows how high the water level got before Maria got us help. Me and my partner were displaced with less than 5 days to find a new place to live or else pay an insane price for a smaller apartment. They didn't offer fees for staying at a new place to us. But did for others. I honestly believe if there was a different property manager things would have happened differently. And maybe the drains would have been taken care of and the overflow drains wou