Paseo Place Luxurious Student Apartments

What would you expect to pay for a three bedroom apartment? These go for $ 4500 per month. It’s true. $ 750 each for six students, two to a room. $ 1500 if a student wants his own room. It’s a huge financial burden for students and families, but it doesn’t stop there. You can be sure that this greedy corporation (CE Villages) will keep everyone’s security deposit no matter what. Only in America are college students so burdened. Of course there are students who enjoy living here with it’s proximity to the campus, but only if they are not the ones paying the bills. Bad for students. Bad for our country.

Paseo Place is definitely one of the nicer student housing options o SDSU campus. Besides their prime location, the amenities and attentive service provided reason for the cost. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. They work very hard to provide an excellent experience for tenets at Paseo Place by promptly addressing service requests thru coordinating activities to support students throughout the year. The maintenance staff is phenomenal at fixing service requests in a timely manner and with the upmost success. The building itself is in great condition and they just installed new carpets within the past year. I also love that they provided furniture and a TV, it helped with moving and was very cost effective. I would highly recommend Paseo Place as someone’s next home as I have called it my own for 2 years now.
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This place is literally the worst. I lived here for 2 years and finally just moved out. When we first moved in, it was amazing! Fully furnished, washer/​dryer, granite counter tops. We were there for 2 months and then we got a notice saying «if you would like to live here again next year you have to sign the lease before winter break» sure! We signed it. We trapped ourselves here for 22 more months. How were we supposed to know that the management is the worst or that everything else besides the kitchen was made on a super low budget. The management staff sucks. Half the time they don’t know what they are talking about and they charge you for everything. I was charged $ 35 for not turning in a little plastic decal for my parking spot. I went to go return it and get my money back (just like my roommate did) and they said «no, it’s too late» I hate them. There are so many other awesome places around state. KEEP LOOKING! DONT GET STUCK HERE!

My daughter lived at Paseo this past year and it was a great experience. She moved with a friend from the dorms and was placed with 3 random girls. These girls became her best friends and she ended up loving living with them. The apartment was darling and updated. She always felt safe, had unground parking and a 5 minute walk to her classes. They had a beautiful view from their balcony a wonderful time living here. She’s now moving into a house but will always have very fond memories of Paseo!

I’ve lived in Paseo for 2 years now and honestly it’s the best place to live around SDSU! The staff is so nice and so helpful, it’s like they’re family. Whenever we need any little thing, we can ask the maintenance man Robert, and he’ll be up in our apartment in no time. The GM «V» is so chill and is like our Paseo mom. Highly recommend Paseo Place to any SDSU student!

This place is about as ratchet as it gets. Management is Horrible Especially the fat guy who does nothing all day yet he gets paid. They are also racist. This complex has a number of lawsuits on file. Not a peaceful setting. Not intended for studious college students. Find a better place else where.

Average low or below. My daughter lived here. Slow response time on fixes (ie. No hot water for at least 5 days)
They get you when you leave. They lied that the furniture was new and the couch was damaged and the girls would have to pay 900 to replace. #1 it was not new (food crumbs in the crevices); #2 told them the could not fix the «dent» which was supposed on the arm of the couch and so they had to pay for a replacement. + other items. Girl’s family member was a lawyer and brought down amount. Be aware. If you’re young they will take advantage of you. Before moving in ask them to come and inspect with you. Write EVERY LITTLE THING. Photos and video. Ask for receipts. You need to advocate for yourself.

DO NOT live here me and my roommates hate it!!! The management is horrible they charge or fine you for anything they can! It’s beyond over priced for a fricken shared room! It’s literally like living in a dorm again! They will fine you for any little thing and they just want your money believe me! Do not live here!!! The only reason I’m giving this place a star is for its location and my roommates are what got me to last living here. Please help me

I’ve been living here for almost a year and I can not wait to move out. the only reason im still here because my lease has not ended yet. The place is a seriously overpriced ($ 720 for a shared room not including utilities). If you can handle loud music, drunk people, and puke everywhere then this is the place for you. the management here sucks. i’ve made a complaint many times before about people from the upper levels puking, urinating, and littering all over my balcony. but they never do anything. some people in the office are nice, but some can be fake. the manager there can be extremely two face. the first time when you meet her she seems nice and friendly. if she finds you breaking any of the policies, she will frown upon you and have a hostile demeanor. the security here sucks. they dont do anything at all. they just walk around and watch all these drunk kids pass by. if anything the cops are the security, they walk around the apartment complex at times to check up ton drunk kids around the apt complex.
and the alley… theres a bunch of pot holes EVERYWHERE. drunk kids always go down this alley. they tend scream belligerently at 2 in the morning. there has also been a few robberies and fights that has occurred in the alley. not the most safest/​pleasant place to be at.
the only reason why im giving this place 2 stars because its really close by state and the building is newer and nicer than other apartments. but dont be fooled by the way it looks… if you want to live comfortably i suggest you to find someplace other than paseo place.

Overpriced. ($ 625 to share a room and the apartment with 5 other roommates; $ 800 to share a room and the apartment with 3 other roommates; parking is an extra $ 60/​month)
Loud. Really loud.
Past its prime only after two years.
Customer service falls flat.
Filled with foreign exchange students who are here just to party as well as US students who are here to party. I often woke up in the middle of the night to the smell of cigarettes seeping through my bedroom and living room window, sounds of European party cries muffled by outdated top 40 music on A TUESDAY NIGHT OR EVEN DURING FINALS WEEK. The security here is useless especially on these nights but they’re always present during the weekend parties to ruin the warranted fun.
Don’t even get me started on that alley you need to drive through between Paseo Place and Aztec Corner. I know Paseo probably isn’t in charge of it, but if you care about your car, I suggest getting on campus parking. The amount and depth of the potholes in the alley on the way to reach 55^th is ridiculous.
One star for convenience in its location and how close it is to school and another star for how nice the place looks in comparison to other apartments in the area.
If you care about your health (sleep, and not inhaling involuntary smoke all the damn time) then don’t move here.

Strongly recommended if you are looking for a nice place to live at SDSU.
Spent five years living in and around SDSU, and I can say without question, Paseo Place was my favorite place to live.
Spent the last year on the 5^th floor in a corner unit.
–Beautiful views
–Friendly and helpful staff
–Neighbors are nice
Overall ⁴⁄₅ stars, only because a Subway is being built on the 1^st floor now for next year. I wish I could have had access to $ 5 footlongs haha
What the heck, ⁵⁄₅ stars! Paseo Place #winning

I have lived here for the past 8 months and I would strongly suggested not signing a lease at this place. We moved in in August and nothing was completed on time, which meant that construction workers entered and our apartment at all hours, leaving in their midst armpit sweat stains on the walls and dirty footprints on our floor.
This place is a huge party complex. Granted, its practically on campus but for the price we pay you might as well live at frat row and pay what we pay to have your own room. Our balcony has been covered in vomit from our neighbors above for months and despite numerous calls it has never been cleaned. The stairwell has a water pipe explosion numerous times a semester which leads to excessive mold on the walls, in addition to the month old VOMIT caking the hand rails.
if you have any complaints or requests, don’t hold your breath for the staff to get it taken care of. We’ve had to wait months for things to get fixed and if you do put in a work order you are giving them permission for anybody to enter your complex at any time without advance notice (we learned this when a staff member barged in on a sleeping roommate).
If you like paying over $ 800 for a vomit covered complex with a staff that could care less about your happiness you might as well live at Frat row and hit the gym and have your own room.
Avoid this place.