Titus Village A Costs & Pricing
Titus Village A offers an exceptionally affordable option for living, with a 1-bedroom unit priced at just $593 per month. In contrast, the average monthly costs in King County soar to $5,127, while the broader Washington state figure stands at $4,632. This significant difference highlights Titus Village A as a valuable choice for individuals seeking budget-friendly living arrangements without sacrificing quality of life. The stark disparity in rental prices illustrates the potential cost savings residents can enjoy by choosing this community over more expensive alternatives in the region.
| Floor plans | Titus Village A | King County | Washington |
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| 1 Bedroom | $593 | $5,127 | $4,634 |
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Overall Review of Titus Village A
common
28 reviews mention this
Staff and management feel involved
Residents frequently describe staff and management as helpful and attentive through day-to-day needs and move-in support.
Many reviews highlight a welcoming, professional support team during the tour and application process, with specific staff members repeatedly praised for patience and responsiveness. Several residents also credit management and support staff for keeping the building running smoothly and staying on top of concerns. A few reviews are sharply negative about office responsiveness or management people-skills, so experiences can vary depending on the situation and staff member.
common
7 reviews mention this
Clean building and maintained grounds
Residents often point to a clean building and generally well-kept common areas and grounds.
Multiple residents describe the premises as clean and well maintained, including comments about the building being kept clean and grounds being tended. Others mention maintenance actions like cleaning up after a delay, and praise housekeeping and maintenance for how the property looks. One resident reports serious upkeep problems including a bedbug outbreak and broken storage lockers, which stands out as a major exception to the overall cleanliness feedback.
common
7 reviews mention this
Walkable location with bus and noise
The location is convenient, with nearby destinations and regular transportation for shopping, though train noise is a recurring mention.
Residents describe the area around Titus Village as convenient and walkable for errands and familiar places, and one review also notes the building sits on a route with a free shuttle for those who prefer not to walk. Another resident mentions frequent train whistles close enough to hear, which some may find bothersome. A review also mentions a twice-weekly bus for shopping, aligning with the idea that transportation options are available for outings.
common
4 reviews mention this
Activities calendar and social events
Residents mention scheduled events and community activities like bingo, plus holiday-focused programming.
A recurring theme is that residents have access to regular activities and an events calendar, including mentions of bingo and community events. Several reviews also describe staff being active with holiday events and encouraging resident involvement. One family also looks forward to residents developing friendships through activities both inside the community and nearby.
caveat
4 reviews mention this
Pricing feels high to some
Pricing is a mixed theme, with some calling it reasonable while others report significant rent increases and affordability stress.
Some residents describe the pricing as reasonable and note the community works for people on limited incomes. Others, however, report rent rising “drastically,” forcing moves, and mention affordability challenges after increases. Taken together, the reviews suggest pricing may feel manageable for some households but difficult for others, depending on how changes affect monthly budgets.
How we summarize
Counts show how many written reviews mention each theme; a review can touch several themes, and only frequently mentioned themes are displayed.
Active Adult Communities (55+)
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities off-site
Devotional services off-site
Indoor common areas
Outdoor common areas
Seattle-Tacoma International (6 miles away)
Affordable pricing for 1- and 2-bedroom units compared to King County and WA averages.
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