Cupertino City Center
20350 Stevens Creek Boulevard,
Cupertino,
CA
94041
408-253-2350 save favorite
408-253-2350 save favorite
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They don't really care about tenants.
From: -Anonymous-Date posted: 12/28/2007
Years at this apartment: 2006 - 2007
2 responses
Cupertino City Center has been booting people out to remodel units, it really sucks. Pretty much you have the choice to move into a new remodeled unit for $500 more a month when your lease is up, or move out of the complex completely.
I wanted to move out before my lease is up, but they refused to rent out my unit until it was remodeled, which they said takes a whole month. I know they have to legally mitigate damages if you move out, so I'm not sure if what they said about having to remodel it first is even legal.
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| From: Anonymous | Date: 08/27/2008 |
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If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen! A landlord is under no obligation to renew your lease at existing rate of rent as long as you are given a timely notice regarding termination or rent increase.
Also improve your english... why would they have to mitigate damage if YOU break the lease by moving out early??!! Jeez...
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| From: ZildjianKX | Date: 08/27/2008 |
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I'm sorry, but that was a really thoughtless and ignorant response.
A landlord has a duty to mitigate (lessen) damages by making efforts to re-rent the apartment as soon as possible.
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