Cal Davis Apartments

Cal Davis Apartments offers one- and two-bedroom apartments ranging from $950/month to $1050/month [April 2009].

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2013-07-07 21:59:51   We have stayed at Cal Davis Apartments for three years. The landlord Bob Hayden is really nice. The only reason we moved out is because we were moving out of the country. He is a landlord who believes in listening to the tenants and returning security deposits. The apartments are clean and well maintained but not fancy. I would highly recommend this place for the location, cleanliness and a great landlord. —DivyaAiyar

2014-04-13 21:24:14   My roommates and I have lived here for 7 months and it is literally the worst living situation that I've had in my four years here. The apartment is tiny and prett pricy compared to other places nearby. We have been having issues with the wifi, the appliances, bugs, thin walls (we can hear our neighbors phones vibrate) and we've never seen the actual landlord. Ever. He takes forever to respond when we have a problem, and often doesn't respond at all. Honesty, we thought we were getting a deal because the place didn't require a deposit. But it's not worth it there are plenty of places much better close by! —LeonnaSpilman

2016-08-04 18:40:16   I lived at the Cal Davis Apartments for a little over two years. Bob, the landlord, is an excellent and fair owner who is very easy to get ahold of. If I were staying in Davis, I would continue to live at the Cal Davis Apartments. The apartments were well maintained (and when you need something fixed, it's fixed right away). The apartment is smaller and quieter than most apartment complexes in Davis, so if you're looking for a place where you can be loud whenever you want and don't know your neighbors, this isn't the place for you. On the other hand, if you're looking for a quiet, safe place to call home, with a landlord that listens, the Cal Davis Apartments are the right choice! —StephanDeemer