Who This Residence Suits
Yugo Tempe Terrace is best suited for students and young professionals who are looking for an affordable shared-living arrangement in the Chandler/Tempe area of Arizona. The property offers 2-bedroom units (listed as “2b”), which means you will have at least one roommate. If you are comfortable with communal living and want a place that includes standard amenities such as a swimming pool, laundry facility, and gym, this property can meet your basic needs.
The lease start date is 19 August 2026, making it a good fit for those planning to begin their academic year or job in fall 2026. The monthly price range starts at $759 (indicative — confirm with the operator) and goes up to $1,548 (indicative — confirm with the operator). This range is moderate for the area, though it sits above the city’s lowest reported from-price of $166 (indicative — confirm with the operator). The deposit is $200 (indicative — confirm with the operator), which is relatively low compared to many U.S. student housing options.
Additionally, if you value a clubhouse and social spaces, one positive reviewer noted that the “clubhouse” is fun and the rooms are clean. That suggests the common areas might be appealing to residents who like to socialise on-site.
Who It Doesn’t Suit
This property may not suit residents who expect high standards of cleanliness upon move-in or responsive management. Two of the three available Google reviews are strongly negative. One reviewer described the kitchen as “so dirty” on move-in day and reported cockroaches and bugs. Another reviewer complained about “poor communication and rude treatment from management,” specifically mentioning a non‑adhesive parking pass and disappointment after three years of tenancy.
If you are sensitive to pest issues, or if you need a landlord who communicates clearly and resolves issues quickly, you may want to look at other options or visit the property in person before committing. The overall Google rating is 3.3 out of 5 based on 255 reviews, which is average but not outstanding. Mixed feedback suggests that experiences vary widely.
Also, the property only offers 2-bedroom units. If you need a private studio or a 1-bedroom apartment, this property cannot accommodate you. And because the minimum lease term is not listed in the data, you should confirm the lease length directly with the operator before signing.
What Residents Actually Say
Here are the three Google reviews provided in the data, quoted verbatim (punctuation and line breaks preserved as given):
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Zaina Khan (rating 1): “Poor Communication and Rude Treatment from Management! I have lived at Villas for 3 years and have generally been respectful and cooperative with management. However, my recent experience was very disappointing. I was issued a parking pass by the office that was non-adhesive, and I was told at the time that it was the ”
(Note: the review cuts off, but the core complaint is about management communication and a parking pass issue.) -
Chegg (rating 1): “This apartment does not do any pre clean up when you first move in. The first day we moved it, the kitchen was so dirty also there are so many cockroaches and bugs. I don’t know if this is because of how old the apartment is but even after pest control there was no difference. Also hosting a pool party and blasting mus”
(Again, the review appears truncated; the main issues are lack of pre-move-in cleaning, cockroaches, bugs, and loud pool parties.) -
Youssef Deyaa (rating 5): “Great place, Fun clubhouse, really clean rooms. Love the experience here and would most definately recommend it. Leasing team is so friendly.”
The contrast is stark. While one resident had an excellent experience, two others had serious complaints about cleanliness, pests, and management. It is possible that conditions have improved or that the negative reviews reflect specific units or past management. However, the pattern of pest issues and poor communication appears more than once.
Price Positioning and Room-Type Guidance
Price range: $759 – $1,548 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator).
Deposit: $200 (indicative — confirm with the operator).
City from-price: $166 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Note that the city from-price of $166 may be a weekly rate or a different unit type; you should verify with the operator to compare accurately. The Yugo Tempe Terrace’s starting price of $759 per month is above that baseline, but it includes amenities like a pool, gym, and laundry.
Room type information: Only 2-bedroom (“2b”) units are available. This means you will share the apartment with at least one other person. The floor plan details (e.g., square footage, private bathrooms) are not specified in the data. You should ask the operator whether the unit has 1 or 2 bathrooms, whether bedrooms are equal in size, and what utilities are included.
If you are looking for a private room in a shared apartment, a 2-bedroom unit can work well — you would share common areas with one roommate. If you prefer a larger group (3 or 4 people), you may need to look at other properties that offer 3-bedroom or 4-bedroom units.
Booking Timing and Availability
The earliest move-in date is 19 August 2026. For a fall 2026 semester start, this timing is typical. The property is currently taking bookings for August 2026. Because the property has 255 reviews on Google, it appears to be well-established and likely has a steady turnover of residents. You should start your search at least 2–3 months before your intended move-in date to secure a unit, especially if you want a specific floor or layout.
Given the mixed reviews, it is strongly recommended to schedule an in-person or virtual tour before making a deposit. Ask to see the exact unit you would be assigned, and request a pest control history and a list of recent maintenance requests. Confirm the lease term, renewal options, and subletting policies. All prices and dates listed here are indicative — confirm with the operator.
FAQ
H3: Is the deposit refundable?
The data shows a deposit of $200 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Typically, U.S. student housing deposits are refundable if the unit is left in good condition and without damages. However, the specific refund policy for Yugo Tempe Terrace is not stated. You must ask the operator whether the deposit is fully refundable, what deductions are common, and whether any non-refundable fees exist.
H3: Does the property offer individual leases or joint leases?
The data does not specify lease type. Most 2-bedroom student housing properties in the U.S. offer either per‑bedroom leases (each person pays their own rent) or joint leases (all roommates are jointly responsible). You need to clarify this with the operator, because joint leases can create liability if a roommate fails to pay. Ask for a sample lease agreement before signing.
H3: What is the neighbourhood like for students?
The address is listed as “Tempe, AZ 85281, USA,” though the city field shows Chandler. This property is likely near the border between Tempe and Chandler, close to Arizona State University’s Tempe campus (if that is relevant) and also near some Chandler amenities. The data does not include a list of nearby universities. You should verify the commute time to your campus or workplace. The area is generally suburban with access to shopping, dining, and freeways. The property’s tags include swimming pool, laundry facility, and gym, which are common amenities for student-oriented complexes.
Sources & data date: 2026-07
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