Zoho Skies T3 703 in Jalisco

Construction around the hospital and other buildings near Zoho Skies means quiet days may be hard to come by. The saddest part is that most of the three buildings at Zoho are already starting to look dated next to all the new construction, and part of the view will be blocked before long. The location is ideal for me personally, but all the chaos means I won't be back. I'm glad I didn't invest here last year when I was considering it. I've been coming over the past year and have seen maintenance and security staff turn over, along with a change in security companies. I understand trying to find the right fit, but the inconsistency has to stop somewhere. It seems to come from upper management. The community has three buildings, each with a different property management company, plus an internal community office, and nobody seems to know how to run it. Pools and elevators are frequent problems, even though they're a big reason people stay here. Security runs things with an iron fist, like a communist dictatorship, and it seems no one speaks English. Rules appear to change constantly, aren't posted, and the ones that are posted don't match what security tells you. The pools have algae and heavy calcium buildup. Weeds on the rooftop landscaping grow higher than the retaining wall in places. Stucco is cracked around several buildings, with no visible repair plan. A few times the water was shut off, so I contacted owners, went to security, and texted the property manager to find out what was going on. Once, security came to my floor and turned it back on in the control closet, then blamed management for accidentally shutting it off. Some gym equipment needs attention as well. One morning I asked the property manager about the algae in the pools, and he said, “they don't have money for chemicals to treat the pools.” I was speechless. You'd think they'd clean the pools on a weekend when guests are staying, but they don't.