Solaire at Coconut Creek Apartments

Disappointed and Frustrated I’ve had a very frustrating experience living at Solair Coconut Creek, and I feel compelled to share my concerns.
First and foremost, the parking situation is terrible. There are always people parking here who clearly don’t live in the complex, and yet if you’re forced to park by the curb because there’s no space, they’ll boot your car and charge you $100. This can happen multiple times a week—it’s beyond unreasonable.
The complex seems to have no standards for screening residents, which has led to a decline in the community’s quality. The smell of marijuana fills the air at night, which makes it unpleasant to even walk around the property.
To make matters worse, there’s a lack of proper security. One night, someone broke into my truck, went through all my belongings, and even stole my golf clubs. Management doesn’t seem to prioritize resident safety, and I’ve lost trust in their ability to handle these issues.
I will definitely not be renewing my lease. If you’re considering moving here, I’d recommend thinking twice—there are better options out there.

Nov 2024 UPDATE: Parking is still a nightmare. The neighbors across continue to use their garages as storage which clearly it states in our leases that is not allowed. So why aren’t they being fined???
Also… they keep their garage open during the day and you can clearly see all the junk they store there. It looks like a flea market. I saw one of the ladies from the office was there and saw it. So I am not sure why they allow it. It’s ridiculous. They have like cars and don’t park their cars in their garage.
Parking is a NIGHTMARE here. I arrive home around 6:30 and no parking. I should not have to park all the way where the trash is. Especially as a woman walking late at night and having to go trough gates to get to my place. It’s insane. No parking due to everyone who has a garage and doesn’t park in their garage. It’s ridiculous. I’ve taken pictures of garages and sent to the office. Everyone utilizes them for storage or work space. I have neighbors with 4 plus cars. 2 of those cars do not have red stickers. All residents with garages should have red stickers. They need to re do the parking and distribute new parking decals to make sure everyone has the correct stickers.
We need assigned parking. 2 per unit. And everyone else should park where else is available. Every other community has  assigned parking. And then visitor parking.
I will be contacting corporate about this matter. I suggest other residents follow.

I recently visited this condo in search of a new home for my family, this place is absolutely wonderful 🥰🥰🥰 very clean and organized. Everything is very modern, the apartments have impact windows 🙏 very safe, the office helped me Mrs. Elizabeth, a lovely person who is there to help you in the process, I hope to be able to live in this condominium 🙏🙏🙏

Went to view an apartment and was helped by Katie. Super nice & helpful!! Apartments are beautiful and would definitely recommend moving in this community!

Do not move into this place. They will boot your car with no warning as they are partnered with a predatory booting and towing agency. Im sure there is a side deal going on with how many cars are booted. I WILL NOT be renewing my lease and i hope no one else comes to live here and has to deal with this nonsense. They treat you like trash and since i diligently pay all my bills on time as i should i wish they had a better way to deal with tenants with issues. I am disgusted with this “luxury “ apartment complex. BEWARE everything is a scammy money grab.

Dear Solaire Management Team, This is the third time I have written to you and you have never responded.
I am writing to formally express my frustration regarding the ongoing parking situation at our residence. As a tenant with one car included in my lease, I find it increasingly difficult to secure a parking space close to my building after 7 PM.
While I understand that residents are entitled to have visitors who also need parking, it has become apparent that this practice is compromising the availability of spaces for residents like myself. Despite my consistent payment of rent and obligations, I often come home to find no available parking.
In places where parking spaces are limited, one vehicle per unit is prioritized, then parking is guaranteed for the other vehicles in each apartment, and finally for visitors to the residents.
Previously, I addressed this issue with the management team, and it was conveyed to me and my wife that there were no immediate solutions available. However, it is clear to us that this is a management issue that needs to be addressed. By prioritizing visitor parking, the needs of residents are being overlooked.
Personally, I think that you are not interested in evaluating a solution to this matter and it is something that is making me reconsider extending my contract next year.
I hope you understand the urgency of this matter and the dissatisfaction that this generates for me as a tenant and will consider implementing a more balanced approach to parking that accommodates both residents and their guests.

Beautiful property and very well maintained. Leasing and management are always there to help! Danielle is an amazing manager, very sweet and welcoming. I know I made the right choice in making Solaire my home.

Worst community to live in. The management is rude and non responsive. Issues with countless leaks and mold issues that most should be aware of.

The parking situation is a nightmare. I have been living here for 5 months and finding a parking space after 7 pm is a problem everyday. The only available spaces are far from my building or inaccessible when it is raining (flooded).
I have send email and talked to management about this issue, they said they could not do anything about it although it is clearly a management situation. There are apartments with more than 2 cars, the door is rarely closed, and visitors can park wherever they want. Parking is the only downside of otherwise a really nice community to live in.

Finally writing a review because I've had enough. Let me start with the pros: 1.Maintenance is GREAT. They are super prompt and make sure to resolve your issue on the first visit.
2. Leasing office is *typically* very nice with regards to everything except parking - will elaborate in negatives
3. Rent is comparable and even lower than many places in the are for a better location and better amenities.
4. Noise between apartments is minimal. Maybe I am lucky, but I almost never hear neighbors unless they are SCREAMING at each other.
Negatives:
ONE. MAJOR. NEGATIVE. ---------------
Being forced to park a quarter mile away from your unit is UNNACCEPTABLE. If you are assigned to one of the 'front' buildings, parking is IMPOSSIBLE. I have gotten home at 8pm and there is ZERO parking. Tonight I got home at 3am and there was ZERO PARKING. As residents we have stickers that designate us as such, and if we get home and there is no parking available, we are EXPECTED (as stated by the leasing office) to park "elsewhere on the property where there is an open space". If you park near a curb, not blocking anyone, and where they explicitly allowed us to park when they were re-doing the asphalt, YOUR CAR WILL BE BOOTED and you will need to pay 80 dollars to get the boot off. This is ASININE behavior. I went to the leasing office the last time this happened and they told me 'we have 2.7 parking spaces per unit on the property' , the issue is that this is for the entire property, not for each 'section', as the community is CLEARLY divided by two separate gates depending where your unit is. Obviously they do not waive towing fees, but they do not have a 'do not tow list' either. Residents are forced to find parking quite literally- a quarter mile or more away, behind a separate gate, so that they do not get booted.
The solution is simple for this--- Clearly the leasing office either oversold the parking spaces for the 'front' buildings and did not realize they did so, or the community planning failed them and the parking is so skewed 'per unit' as the person at the leasing office told me, that they did everything right and there literally is not enough parking. In either case, if a RESIDENT parks near a curb and is not blocking another vehicle or hydrant, they should NOT BE BOOTED. We all have resident stickers and 'register' vehicles with the community to 'prove' residency. Why are we booting RESIDENT vehicles when clearly there either is not enough parking by design or the leasing office messed up and oversold parking decals??????????
OBVIOUSLY unhappy with the situation here. If this is not resolved in some way I will GLADLY be moving to 'downtown' coral springs apartments which are newly built, are charging LESS, and in a BETTER location, and do not have the coconut creek fire department BLARING sirens at all hours of the night if you are unlucky and face wiles rd. absolutely ridiculous. /end rant