My rent went up $700 over three years. Neighbors complain of being similarly gouged. This is not a long term establishment. The place is very poorly maintained. My apartment looked nice on... More

My rent went up $700 over three years. Neighbors complain of being similarly gouged. This is not a long term establishment. The place is very poorly maintained. My apartment looked nice on site. After I moved in, I learned they caulked over mold and dirt, laid the kitchen flooring unevenly, patched a huge foot hole in a door (why not replace it?). The garage pipes leak sewage. The maintenance people just shrug and pretend it doesn't exist. The wood is rotting in my outside roof. I can't use my "ample outdoor storage" because it rains inside of it. Everything is a veneer with this place. Las Flores just pumped who knows how much money into the manager's office remodel, new paver stones, new landscaping, and new umbrellas -- on the forward facing side of the complex. Curb appeal. They're looking for high turnover. The good thing about the UTC/UC area though is that there's plenty of other places nearby to check out.
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These are one of the few sets of building around La Jolla that still display some character in their presentation. While everything else seems to be painted some dull variation of dirt, Las Flores... More

These are one of the few sets of building around La Jolla that still display some character in their presentation. While everything else seems to be painted some dull variation of dirt, Las Flores remains true with its white exteriors and blue tile trim. Parking is not great, with the outdoor spaces way too small for most modern cars to fit well, and close quartered garages, though tenants do have the benefits of gated parking. The landscaping is very natural, and the units simply organized but sufficient.
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