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Staff move people in quickly and treat them as individuals, making what could be stressful feel straightforward. Maintenance responds fast, the pool and common areas stay clean, and the gates make residents feel secure; families with pets or school-age kids find the location convenient and the community welcoming.
Recent management has upgraded the property noticeably: gates now operational, grounds well-kept, trees trimmed, pool renovated. The office stays accessible six days a week plus after-hours, and leasing agents help residents navigate move-in specials and Housing Choice Vouchers without fuss.
Aspire (now branded Regency Grove) has a troubled maintenance record. Reviewers report roach infestations, work orders marked complete without repairs, and structural decay spanning months to years. Office staff are inconsistently available, slow to respond, and some tenants describe discriminatory treatment.
Most residents describe Tigoni Villas as a stable, friendly home where management and maintenance respond fast to requests. Staff like Diane, Felipe, Aaron, and James are named repeatedly for their helpfulness. One resident reported a serious towing incident after an ER visit, claiming management gave no warning before requesting tow service and then denied involvement.
New management staff Jessica and Jose earn consistent praise for attentive leasing support and clear communication during move-ins, with many residents highlighting the quiet community feel. However, recent complaints describe major facility failures-particularly a 12-day hot water outage with no updates from the office-alongside reports of neglected grounds, dirty pools, and overfull dumpsters. Residents note a marked decline since management changed, and some describe intimidating interactions with office staff or landlord. The property attracts families and has active amenities, but satisfaction appears heavily tied to management responsiveness. Newer residents moving in under the current team report positive experiences, while longer-term residents cite deteriorating conditions and poor communication about critical repairs. Given the mixed timeframes and conflicting accounts of management behavior, the direction of change remains unclear.
Last updated 2026-09-25