I believe the staff hid my review. So, I'm back! I have been going back and forth through email about my move-out bill. I moved out of my unit in building one with the elevator and a sliver of a view of downtown on December 31st, 2025. I went to the office and returned my keys and was told I needed to pay like $95 because I extended my move-out date from the 29th of December to the 31st... cool, whatever, they can have the little $100.

On my move-out form I was asked to put my name, birthdate, and Social Security number... I don't know why I gave them my social, but I did because I was trying to be cooperative, as I have always been with the office staff over the years while living here, and have never had a problem until they took over the property in August of last year. I left, but I had a weird feeling and went back into the office to ask why they needed my Social Security number. Desiree, one of the leasing agents, told me, "We don't have any of the residents' information when we took over the property."... RED FLAG!! which leads me to believe they don't have any proper paperwork on the complex as a whole, which is why they are trying to charge me to upgrade/update the unit I was living in.

When I paid my last month's rent on December 1st, I was overcharged for the utilities the complex provides for resident, when i called and questioned them about it i was told, "We had to bill you for January since you will not be here." I don't know how that makes sense, so I just paid them even though it took my rent up about $200 from what was listed in my portal upon me going in to pay it.

Back to my move-out bill. They are trying to charge me for new carpet, repainting the entire unit, resurfacing the tub and tiles in the bathroom, and a few small holes (the majority were filled in and covered) from mounting my TVs, 3 curtain rod hooks, and two small screw-in nails I left behind. I did not have a power drill.

Mind you, I had lived in the same unit from 2022 to literally the last day of 2025. I don't have any kids or any pets, so when I tell you my unit was left in tip-top condition and cleaned, I’m serious. As I was walking around the unit taking my pictures and videos of the empty, cleaned out unit, I stated, " wow my apartment looks so good, someone could move in right behind me!"

Desiree is claiming the carpet is damaged and needs to be removed, and a new carpet needs to be put down due to stains. Foot traffic is normal wear and tear is not a stain I caused through damage. Washing my body every day multiple times a day and washing my hair regularly does not cause damage to the bathroom tub, but simply me using what I was paying rent for month after month. All the other little miscellaneous charges are also not justified.

I'm saying all this to say that I don’t appreciate them trying to financially dump their responsibility of updating and upgrading my old unit on me; it's also illegal. The original bill was close to $1000, and she kept saying my $150 deposit doesn’t cover the damage that was caused to the unit. THERE WAS NO LEGITIMATE DAMAGE TO THE UNIT. I HAVE PROOF!

I was also priced out of my unit. I originally was paying a $1380 base, and each year before the new group took over, my base stayed the same. When they tapped my lease renewal to my door, all I could do was laugh. I paid between $1430 and $1480 at the most over the years, including my fees, and depending on utilities or if there was a big storm, etc.

They wanted me to pay a base rent of about $1670 before fees, and after fees, I believe it was about $1780 for the unit that I was living in. I called and asked if there were any lower rates for my unit, and seeing that I had been in the unit since 2022 and have never had any issue of late rent, damages, complaints, etc. I was told the lowest they could go would be $1545, so I declined and prepped to move.

Remove my post again, and I will keep uploading it again and again!

If you’re considering Skyline Farmers Market Apartments, do yourself a favor—look elsewhere. This complex charges luxury rates but delivers a nightmare living experience.

Rats. Everywhere. Scratching inside the walls and ceiling at all hours, tearing insulation to the point that it comes through the vents, and brazenly scurrying past you on the staircases. Management ignored multiple service requests for months. When they finally acted, they left dead rats to rot inside my apartment for two weeks. The stench was unbearable. Pest control was sent in, yet I still had to personally discover a decomposing rat sitting on top of my air filter.

If that’s not enough, be prepared to breathe in the delightful mix of rotting milk and Fabuloso every time you pass the garbage area. And if you're lucky, your dryer exhaust might even be improperly connected—like mine was—so you can unknowingly pump CO2 into your apartment every time you do laundry.

The move-in experience should have been a red flag. A four-year-old water filter in the fridge, a filthy air filter, a non-functional bedroom fan, and burnt-out light bulbs greeted me upon arrival. I submitted a service request, only to have it marked “Complete” without a single thing being fixed. It took a month and multiple requests to get simple maintenance done.

Speaking of maintenance, if you ask to be contacted before they enter your apartment, expect to be ignored. They’ll simply mark your request as “Complete” and do nothing—unless they can walk in freely, because they “can’t maintain a repair schedule.”

Security gate? Forget about it. The gates are broken more often than they work, and the key fob doors remain unlocked—yet residents still have to pay a fee for their useless fobs. Meanwhile, the so-called “daily” trash pickup leaves garbage bags sitting in hallways for days.

Don’t expect much from the leasing office either. If you have a payment issue, their phone and email responses are nonexistent. If you don’t go in person, they’ll just slap you with a late fee.

Oh, and if you live below a dog owner? Hope you enjoy dog urine dripping down onto your balcony. Yes, that actually happens.

As a bonus, you’ll occasionally get to enjoy residents partying by the pool or bonfire until 3–4 AM on weeknights, blasting music and shouting as if they’re in a nightclub.

Skyline Farmers Market is a disaster disguised as a high-end apartment complex. Save your money, your sanity, and your sense of smell—rent literally anywhere else.

Edit: I reached out after receiving the response saying they would like to “make things right”. I had left voicemails and emails and didn’t receive a single response. Luckily for me I left as soon as my lease ended 🙏🏻