High Range Village Apartments

If you're looking for a place to call home. High Range offers few perks. You'll have a rent increase every 6 months. You'll pay water, trash, electricity and rental insurance. The new "upgrades" mean that a 1 bedroom w/out washer/dryer will set you back $740+rental insurance+ electric. The front office ladies are unpleasant. They hire their family members to do odd jobs (lawn etc). The pool and hot tub are inaccessible. I've lived here for 6 years, and I just received a notice that I have to allow maintenance in to my home to do upgrades or I'll be made to leave. I can't afford an extra $160 per month. COVID has ruined my savings. They won't work with me. Take a cautionary note: find a more welcoming place to call home.

Looking for a Corporate Apartment in Las Cruces, NM ? Don't waste your money stopping at High Range Village. I rented a 2 bedroom Corporate Apartment from High Range Village for eleven months. 1) NO AC. They have a swamp cooler. it doesn't cool the unit at all .2) Corporate Furnishing ($1,950 a month) was old, cheap and uncomfortable.Every piece of furniture was from Big Lots, Kmart and/or Hobby Lobby, years ago! And the mattresses were old lumpy and "badly stained" with who knows what!3) the counter tops were broken and patched up with bathroom caulking.4) toward the end of my stay I asked for a refrigerator with an ICE MAKER that actually worked. They brought up a used refrigerator - and several days later sent me a notice that my rent was increasing by $150.00 a month.5) and the WORST for last. The Apartment Director. Truly the Worst. She truly doesn't offer any type of services for corporate tenants what so ever, The fact that High Range Villages even claims to offer Corporate Apartments is a joke (and the joke is on the tenant), Corporate Aptmts. are all on the 2nd floor and the stairs leading to the apartment are old rickety steps that are unsafe and need to be replaced. If building inspectors came to inspect that stairs I am certain that they'd be identified as a safety hazard.I could go on - but by now you should have the general idea of what to expect.......

My girlfriend and I rented an apartment from High Range and couldn't have been more sorry. Both of the ladies in the main office are absolutely horrid to deal with and have no customer service. They will demean you, talk about you, plot against you and in the end, figure out a way to make sure you don't get any of your deposit back even though you paid the brother of one of them to clean your carpets. If you are thinking about renting here, go a block down and rent from the complex next door.

We were moving here from another state waiting for our house to be finished. We needed an apartment instead of a hotel room (took an additional 4 1/2 months). The staff from landscapers, repairmen and management were more than accommodating. They are also pet friendly. Very clean grounds, pool and spa. If you're looking for a place to live give them a try.