Village At Lindsay Park

Honestly, these apartments are not terrible, but a little on the pricey side for what you are getting. I lived there for a year and it worked for the time being while I was saving for something bigger and more suitable for my daughter and I. The location was nice, and the office people were always nice as well! The office manager is my favorite and she is the one thing I would rate 5 stars on here for because she really worked with me to get me an apartment for an affordable move in fee! The reason I gave it only 3 stars was because the maintenance would never come fix things I would call about and it was super frustrating. And like I said in the very beginning, the actual apartments are not as fancy as what they are charging you for.
I found out that They ended up firing the maintenance guys that were there when I was and are supposed to have better ones now, so it should be a much better experience for future renters. All in all, these ones are one of the nicer to rent in the Mesa area and I never had a problem with loud neighbors or any of those usual things you encounter in apartments.

zero for this one. poor customer service. i will not forget this experience. i was there by the window exactly 5:30. they close at 5:30pm.i am to get my package. i saw the manager michelle. i knocked on the window. she saw me. i let her see the piece of paper for the package. she waved and was to tell me to
i waited until this poor girl brianna came. i know she saw me by the window so i wave my hand again. she closed the blinds. i even came closer near the window but she continue closing the blinds. this girl must be fired. she dies not uave even a bit of good kind quality service. she is not an asset to the company. she could have handed me my
wil not even take and waste a five minute of her time and they are still inside the office. i pitty the owner of this place for keepin such employee.

One of the reasons I moved here is the management staff, I was moving from Cali and was only in town for the weekend to find a place but wouldn’t be able to make it there by closing, so the leasing agent waited for me. I’ve lived here a year and haven’t had any issues and the complex is clean and quiet.

I have been living here for a year, The village at lindsay park is a great place to live, the manager Michelle Sanchez and her team always had make sure that I’m happy living here, like she says, ‘if I want my rent on time I will FIRST make sure that you are taken care of renting with us’ making sure that if you need some service from them, they will go the extra mile to fix any issue that you may have.
I am writing this review, because I want to let you know that if you are looking for a place to live and want to know that they will take care of you and will respond fast to your request or questions, this is the place to rent, the maintenance guys are friendly and polite all the time, they are fast and know what they are doing.
This place is very close to shopping centers and the area is always clean, it also has a nice gym where you can go and watch your favorite shows while you do your work-​outs.
Come on in and ask for specials, they may have more reasons for you to rent here, for now this is what I have for you and wish you the best living here, I hope my review helps you a bit to decide where you want to rent. Best, Alejandro.

I recently moved in less than a month ago & was ready to move out. After having a bad experience with one of the leading agents I couldn’t wait to move. But having the office manager reach out and make sure things are ok and apologize for the behavior really showed me that she does care for her residents & doesn’t conduct business that way. Her staff can learn a lot from her

At first glance, this place seems like a nice place to live. The buildings are attractive, the grounds have lots of grass and palm trees, and the apartments themselves are spacious. The management is polite if ditzy. However, appearances can be deceiving, and if you move here, it is quite possible that one day you will find yourself swimming in a thick, murky sea of shit wondering how the fuck you got yourself into this mess.
First, let’s talk maintenance. Regardless of the issue, you’ll have to make multiple maintenance requests to get anything done, and even then it’s entirely possible that your toilet will continue to overflow if you so much as look at it and your air conditioner will continue to leak just as you pass under it. The work orders will be closed in spite of the issues not being fixed, so obviously the maintenance guys did their jobs, right? So enjoy stepping in your own piss as you step out of the shower!
Now, let’s consider noise. The walls are paper-​thin, so you can enjoy your neighbors phone conversations (or their rough sex) without ever leaving the comfort of your bed. The windows are single-​pane, too, so you’ll also be awakened by your drunken neighbors struggling to climb the stairs at 3 AM. But, really, the noise that will slowly drive you insane is from the never-​ending traffic on Lindsay Road. Thanks to nothing but a dwarf-​sized «wall» (more on that below) separating the complex from a heavily-​traveled street, there is virtually no noise insulation – unlike the houses across the street that are cushioned from the noise by an eight-​foot cinderblock wall. At night, it will be like you’re listening to the ocean – except that it’s a constant stream of cars with custom exhaust pipes (some of which are piloted by the kind of asshole that blares his music with the windows down while pounding on the horn for no goddamn reason at all). Sweet dreams!
Security? Sure, this place is secure! It’s a gated community, after all – except when the gate isn’t actually working, which can be for weeks at a time. There is no real reason to have a gate, though, because that «wall» that I mentioned above – the one that «surrounds» the complex – is probably less than three feet tall and isn’t actually contiguous in places. Thieves, rapists, murderers… they’re all welcome here as long as they can hop over The Wall. Don’t worry, though, they’ll still have to park in visitor parking!
The worst thing about this place, though – the thing that will make you want to stick your finger down your throat and throw up in an effort to rid your body of the toxicity you were exposed to while living here – is the company that manages the property. The name of the company is AMC LLC, and they will attempt to extract from you every dollar you have like a wrinkly old vampire feeding on the jugular of a newborn baby. When your initial lease term is up, you can go month-​to-​month… for a price. A very steep price. In fact, it’s actually a steeper price than is specified in the rental agreement you signed. As if by magic, you will not only be expected to pay the $ 100 month-​to-​month fee, but you will also be expected to pay «market rate» rent. Does the term «market rate» appear anywhere in your lease? No, no it does not. Does that matter? Hell no! Give them your damn checkbook!
But wait! There’s more! When you move out, you’ll be sent a Collection Letter (scary, right?) that says that, in spite of all of the time and sweat you spent cleaning the place before moving out, you’re still being charged $ 300! That’s right: you’ll be charged for repainting the walls, shampooing the carpets, and cleaning the apartment – despite the fact that you already cleaned everything! BONUS: this will be the first time that you’ll be made aware of this practice because, in spite of a clause the lease stating that you won’t be charged any of these fees provided that there are no damages beyond normal wear and tear and no additional cleaning of your apartment was necessary, the management will suddenly develop horrendous eyesight and will be unable to read this particular clause. It’s like watching a really bad magician try to pull off a card trick. Entertaining! Expensive! Oh, wait…
Seriously, though, do yourself a favor: unless you’re a masochist looking to unnecessarily punish yourself by interacting with people who seem to have no collective conscience whatsoever, don’t even drive by this place. Unless it’s late at night. In that case, drive slowly by, with your windows rolled down and your music cranked up – and leaning on your horn the entire way.

My brother lives here and this place is a shit hole. He has problems with the maintenance men here all the time. His washer has been broke for 2 weeks and he continues to tell the front office that it is still not fixed and they continue not to do anything about it. I was going to move in here but not since I heard all the problems he has been having.
Besides, the outside makes the apartments look nice but once you actually step in an apartment it’s not… it’s really deceiving and pure disappointment.