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Vistas Two 52 Apartments

Updated 2026-07-23 · 1,280 reviewed · 348 listed · Scored from 150 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.5(150) 79 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
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Vistas Two 52 Apartments
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150

What Residents Say

Jeffrey, the leasing agent, earns consistent praise for knowledge, professionalism, and genuine helpfulness during tours and the move-in process. Residents report responsive maintenance and grounds they appreciate, though a few prospective tenants faced unresponsive management during the leasing inquiry stage.

Building 3 has reported serious ongoing roach infestations despite pest control treatments, frustrating at least one resident enough to leave after a 6-month lease. Management responds quickly to repair requests, but some longstanding issues remain unresolved. One prospective tenant also documented repeated unanswered calls and emails during the application phase.

Praised for
  • knowledgeable and friendly leasing agent (Jeffrey)
  • responsive management and maintenance staff
  • clean, well-maintained grounds
  • welcoming move-in process
Watch-outs
  • persistent pest control issues in some units
  • inconsistent office communication and delayed responses
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Best for: Professionals relocating to San Antonio seeking luxury apartments with responsive staff and strong amenities.
Think twice if: Building 3 has documented pest control problems; confirm pest history for your specific unit before signing.

What This Community Gets Right

  • leasing agent Jeffrey widely praised for knowledge and courtesy
  • quick maintenance response times
  • in-unit washer and dryer standard
  • resort amenities including pool and dog park

Before You Tour

  • Jeffrey (leasing agent) named repeatedly as knowledgeable and professional
  • Building 3 residents report severe roach infestations despite multiple pest control treatments
  • one prospective tenant experienced persistent unresponsiveness to calls and emails during leasing inquiry phase
  • maintenance typically responds quickly to repair requests but some issues remain unresolved

Maintenance, Management & More

Luxury Apartments
strong leasing experience and amenities; pest and communication gaps during pre-move phase undermine expectations

Compared to Nearby Communities

  • Rated 4.5 against a 3.78 average across the 205 luxury apartments businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 50% of the businesses in this directory.

Most Mentioned in Reviews

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How This Score Was Calculated

How We Score
Star rating 59
Review volume 95
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 68
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Scores by Category

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Common Renter Questions

Who should I ask for a tour?
Jeffrey is the leasing agent reviewers consistently praise for thorough, friendly tours and availability.
Are utilities included, or what comes standard?
The business website lists in-unit washer and dryer appliances as standard in most units, plus access to resort-style pool, dog park, fitness center, and clubhouse with coffee bar.
What do apartments start at?
According to their website, 1-bedroom starts at $850/month, 2-bedroom (B1) at $1,080/month, and 2-bedroom (B2) at $1,207/month.

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Last updated 2026-07-23