Park 5th Avenue Costs & Pricing
Park 5th Avenue offers an attractive and significantly more affordable living option compared to the broader market in San Diego County and California. With monthly rents of $995 for a one-bedroom apartment and $1,150 for a two-bedroom, residents enjoy substantial savings - particularly when contrasted with the county average of $4,315 for a one-bedroom or $5,219 for a two-bedroom. These prices highlight Park 5th Avenue's appealing position as a budget-friendly alternative in an otherwise high-cost region, making it an exceptional choice for those seeking comfortable urban living without the hefty price tag typically associated with this area.
| Floor plans | Park 5th Avenue | San Diego County | California |
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| 1 Bedroom | $995 | $4,315 | $4,340 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,150 | $5,219 | $5,270 |
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Overall Review of Park 5th Avenue
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8 reviews mention this
Management is helpful and responsive
Residents frequently describe the manager as helpful, courteous, and competent.
Many residents point to the manager as friendly and easy to work with, including responsiveness when something goes wrong. Several long-term residents also describe the management as competent and pleasant, and note that problems get handled. A minority of reviews are much more negative, citing an argumentative manager and maintenance not being addressed.
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5 reviews mention this
The community feels quiet
Multiple residents say the building and neighborhood are quiet.
A recurring theme is that it’s a quiet place to live, with residents mentioning the calm feel even though schools are nearby. Some comments also describe the apartments as peaceful day to day. One review mentions ongoing traffic late at night, so noise may vary depending on location and timing.
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4 reviews mention this
Convenient to shopping and transit
Residents like the location for errands, dining, and getting around.
Several residents highlight convenience, including being close to schools, shopping, and restaurants. One reviewer also notes proximity to a hospital and the area’s traffic at night. Others mention that the location feels convenient for daily life and familiar access to nearby destinations.
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4 reviews mention this
Maintenance and upkeep need attention
Some reviews raise concerns about maintenance and overall upkeep.
While several residents say repairs happen quickly, other reviews describe maintenance problems that took too long to resolve, including kitchen plumbing issues. There are also complaints about cleanliness and the condition of the apartments, with one reviewer calling the place run down. Other comments mention dated appliances and trash on streets, suggesting upkeep can be inconsistent.
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2 reviews mention this
Independent living with meal delivery
Residents describe an independent setup with meal delivery and a rec room.
Two residents describe daily-life features that support independence, including making their own meals. One review also mentions inside meal delivery and pick up, along with an on-site rec room where residents can join activities. Another resident adds that the community is gated and that staff are caring and helpful.
How we summarize
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Active Adult Communities (55+)
Cats allowed
Bath tubs
Full kitchen
San Diego International-Lindbergh (9 miles away)
Birthday parties
Resident band or musicians
Long-tenured, caring staff with comfortable rooms and reliable meals.
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