Suntree Apartments

"My roommates and I recently moved into our new apartment at Suntree and have been loving it so far! Teresa and all the staff are very friendly and welcoming. Anytime we have a maintenance issue or need something repaired they are very quick in getting it fixed for us. We appreciate that they work hard to make our new apartment feel like home!! :)"

"Horrible management. Does not care about their students renting the place or the fact that COVID is a real problem and families of students have loss their jobs and cannot live in Davis no more and they claim to care and understand the difficult situation yet all they want is our money even though they KNOW it is either giving up my meals for the week to afford their rent when I am not even moving back."

"I lived here 2012-2013 and I think the prices are very reasonable. It's about 2.5 miles from campus, but the apartments are very roomy and the one I had had washer/dryer inside (not all of them do). I like that it was right next to the greenbelt, which made going running very easy for me. However, there were A LOT of cons living here. It's a popular apartment complex for families and children, so it often got very nosy, but I also saw plenty of elderly living there. So there was a huge variety of ages and ethnicities here (specifically latinos/latinas who often had loud parties next door with kids running around outside). I also don't like that they did not have a jacuzzi. One of the main things I look for when moving into an apartment. But I chose to live here anyway for the price, I had to find a place quick, and my roommates were really nice (and they happen to be my best friends now). Okay, so the worst part about Suntree was that we got bed bugs. Not exactly sure how, but we did and management did nothing about it. I guess when we moved in we signed a bed bug addendum (which I presume they made up after another resident had bed bugs a few years back). I know this, because when I told my coworker I had bed bugs she mentioned her boyfriend had those in his old apartments and it turned out she was talking about Suntree. So we fought for months to have something done. We spent all kinds of money at the store buying whatever products said would get rid of them and to no avail. Management refused to do anything because when they came by they said they saw no bugs (Well duh, they're tiny and normally come out when you're sleeping!) Finally, management decided to do something when my roommate caught one on her body and showed it to them. So then they had someone come by again and luckily I had a dead one sitting on a napkin on the floor for them to see, and one of the critters decided to crawl up my window when he came in. So they said they'd have some people come in and spray and gas things, and they gave us a LONG list of things we must do before they come. Mind you, we only had a couple weeks and we were all students with jobs, so not much time at home to do them. But anyway, we all had to pretty much clean our rooms as best we can, wash all our blankets and sheets, remove everything from our rooms and throw whatever furniture we had in the center of the room. So it was a lot of work, and obviously bed bugs do not go away in one swoop, so after the guys left, of course, we still had bed bugs. So we got bed bugs sometime in January, management did nothing about it until about June (had to rush and clean everything while studying for finals, mind you), and of course had to pay all kinds of money to try to get rid of them ourselves in the first place, and then having to do multiple loads of laundry constantly. I had several bites all over me for months and sometime in the middle of all this ended up sleeping and staying at my boyfriends house until finally moving out. Luckily, I never brought the bugs over to him. And as far as I know, none of us brought them with us when we moved. I made sure I wouldn't, by bagging up everything I owned and throwing it in my mother's attic for a few months before moving (since they die in temperatures above 90 or something like that), forcing myself to only have select clothing with me, which I then put in the dryer on high heat right before moving out. It was a lot of hard work and I had to spray several things with alcohol and throw away pillows and tear apart my mattress to spray those darn bugs. I am pretty sure I've seen bed bugs of all age in my room, those without my blood, and those full of my blood. I even kept one in a jar to prove we had them. It was sheer pleasure watching it die and fade of color in my jar. So all in all, I give this place two stars because without the bed bugs and without the nosy neighbors I would have liked my apartment a lot."