Carlos has been a solid property manager. He’s friendly, answers questions, and seems like he actually cares about fixing stuff instead of just saying he will. Definitely a positive change.

I wouldn't move here unless you absolutely have to. They charge way to much for nothing. You will pay for pest control and never have anyone come in to spray. You will pay monthly for a package portal that you never have to use. I have reported multiple issues with maintenance about cracks in my bathroom ceiling. I have my neighbors hot bath water pouring into my tub and they have never done anything about it. The dishwasher wasn't put in right and they won't fix it. The toilet water runs constantly. Its a lot for a trash apartment.

Everyone in the leasing office is so nice. Its nice having people that know how to fix my problems. Ethan has been so helpful with all of my questions, he knew everything I asked and was so kind about it. Thank you, everyone who works here. I really needed this home.

I had a pleasant experience on my recent tour of Arvada Green. The courtyard was very clean and well taken care of. The staff was friendly and very helpful in answering my questions about the lease terms and conditions along with many other questions I had that day. Thank you to the leasing agent for the tour. I look forward to living at your property.

Persistent Issues and Poor Management at Arvada Green………My experience with Arvada Green Apartments, under Harbor Group Management, has been consistently disappointing. There appear to be significant, long-term issues that are not being adequately addressed. Basic tenant safety, particularly regarding apartment security, seems to be a recurring concern that goes unresolved for extended periods. Maintenance requests, even for essential appliances, are often met with prolonged delays or simply ignored, requiring excessive follow-up. Communication from management is a considerable challenge, with calls and emails frequently going unreturned. Administrative processes, like providing official lease documents, seem disorganized and can take an unreasonable amount of time. This pattern suggests a management team that is either overwhelmed or unwilling to prioritize resident well-being and basic property standards. Prospective renters should be prepared for potential frustration and a lack of responsiveness.