Pabst, Kinney & Associates targets every aspect of property management to provide our customers with the most extensive and efficient service possible. We work with owners to tailor our programs and services to best achieve their goals and meet the needs of their properties. We interface with vendors to ensure the properties we manage are maintained properly and at a reasonable price. We assist tenants by ensuring their moves are easy, their apartments and condos are serviced promptly and paying rent is as convenient as possible.
Services
Kristie Kinney Pabst has been successfully helping her clients to buy and sell real estate for over 25 years. She specializes in single family homes, condominiums and apartment buildings. Integrity, knowledge and commitment-that is what she delivers with every transaction. She treats each of her clients with the utmost respect and fully represents their interests in all of their real estate dealings.
Our Property Management department currently services over 300 apartment buildings, 150 homes and condos and 12 commercial centers. Of the more than 3,200 units we manage, we have a 98% occupancy rate. A staff of 40 experienced professionals work fervently and consistently every day to ensure the income properties under our control perform to their potential.
Reviews (10)
Pranay Jay
Jun 09, 2022
Ma Rk
Apr 29, 2022
Go elsewhere. My wife and I are working professionals making 5 times plus the monthly rent of the places we were considering. We have three cats, a bird, a bearded dragon, and a fishtank to compensate for our childlessness. I was mocked mercilessly for this. Told that no one was going to rent to me; and literally laughed out of this office. This was 9 months ago.
I am still upset enough every now and then over how I was treated that I felt it warranted this review. I hope it will be the only one star review I ever feel the need to write.
I am still upset enough every now and then over how I was treated that I felt it warranted this review. I hope it will be the only one star review I ever feel the need to write.
Kennia Loa
Mar 08, 2022
I worked at Pabst Kinney for 2 wonderful years. I learned from the best. Management is always there to help you with great customer service. I'm so very thankful to have met wonderful individuals. They were open for public when everywhere else was close to meet the clients needs during the pandemic. They go above and beyond.
Diana Ford
Mar 08, 2022
Support Team
Feb 26, 2022
Sho
Feb 07, 2022
Bitxh B.
Jan 29, 2022
Nightmare situations and serious health violations are no big deal to this company. If you like being told to stop complaining about fire hazards this is the company for you. Mold in the windows, rusty pipes, outdated appliances, don't be surprised if they try to steal your security deposit just to cover renovations that should've been done 5 years before you moved in.
Mike Thomas
Jan 25, 2022
Alicia Ramirez
Jan 10, 2022
Ari Owens
Jun 25, 2018
I moved into a property of theirs in Long Beach earlier last year.and it practically ruined my life as I knew it. Immediately after moving in, I submitted 2 maintenance tickets, which were never resolved. The person supposed to help in vendor management here was kind, but full of empty promises and has trouble managing vendors correctly. My property manager, was incredibly kind as well and offered plenty of solutions to my issues along the way.but had little to no interest in answering her phone half the time (making my situation so so so much more difficult).
So what happened? Well, May of 2017, I moved to Santa Monica to intern at a company. I left the apartment for about a month and a half, and thought everything was nice and dandy. Once I moved back, I started getting terrible bites all across my body. I became worrisome and started tearing through my belongings and guess what I found--BED BUGS. I thought, "oh my gosh, I brought bed bugs here from my internship, " but that was hardly likely because I was housed in a luxury apartment with maid service.
When I brought this to my property manager's attention, I was told that 3+ other apartments had already been treated in the building. Basically, they failed to communicated any of this to me.not allowing me to prepare by any means. In other words, they set me up for disaster. For those of you who don't know, bed bugs will ruin your life. They will go anywhere, in anything, and are hard as hell to track.
I got rid of so many things I practically became a minimalist. Kind of them though, after not communicating it to me whatsoever, they paid to have the apartment treated. This instance caused me to have to couch hop and live in my car for almost a month. After so much frustration, I told my property manager I'd be moving out and she offered me choice in another apartment within their listings and within my budget. Fantastic!
I chose an apartment I liked and they said great, well we are still accepting applications for that apartment, and we'll need to prioritize the best candidate. I questioned that because I was already a tenant, shouldn't I get first dibs? Their response was that they still needed to consider others because since others have already applied, it would look bad if they just "took" their application fees when they already had a viable and great candidate (me). Well.guess what.if you're giving me choice of apartment.isn't that what you're doing? Uh oh.bad publicity move.
After moving into my new place---and after cleaning all my belongings for almost 4 weeks straight, I had my things all over the floor of the new apartment. I thought I was in the clear until I returned the following day to see the entire apartment FLOODED. Yep. Brown water. Over 30 gallons were extracted from the apartment, and my belongings.ruined or dirty once more.
Mind you, my property manager never once offered help besides her duties to salvage the apartment (talk about customer service). I decided that day that I would NOT live there, but instead use it as storage and that's it. So what happens a month later when I move out? They charge me for a cleaning fee due to non-mopped floors (which their vendor was responsible for) and an unclean refrigerator (which I had never once used). Lessons to be learned?
If you're looking for cheap, don't. If you're considering Pabst Kinney.be super cautious. My experience was terrible, might be different for you.but I doubt it. -AO P.S. Expect lots of cockroaches.
So what happened? Well, May of 2017, I moved to Santa Monica to intern at a company. I left the apartment for about a month and a half, and thought everything was nice and dandy. Once I moved back, I started getting terrible bites all across my body. I became worrisome and started tearing through my belongings and guess what I found--BED BUGS. I thought, "oh my gosh, I brought bed bugs here from my internship, " but that was hardly likely because I was housed in a luxury apartment with maid service.
When I brought this to my property manager's attention, I was told that 3+ other apartments had already been treated in the building. Basically, they failed to communicated any of this to me.not allowing me to prepare by any means. In other words, they set me up for disaster. For those of you who don't know, bed bugs will ruin your life. They will go anywhere, in anything, and are hard as hell to track.
I got rid of so many things I practically became a minimalist. Kind of them though, after not communicating it to me whatsoever, they paid to have the apartment treated. This instance caused me to have to couch hop and live in my car for almost a month. After so much frustration, I told my property manager I'd be moving out and she offered me choice in another apartment within their listings and within my budget. Fantastic!
I chose an apartment I liked and they said great, well we are still accepting applications for that apartment, and we'll need to prioritize the best candidate. I questioned that because I was already a tenant, shouldn't I get first dibs? Their response was that they still needed to consider others because since others have already applied, it would look bad if they just "took" their application fees when they already had a viable and great candidate (me). Well.guess what.if you're giving me choice of apartment.isn't that what you're doing? Uh oh.bad publicity move.
After moving into my new place---and after cleaning all my belongings for almost 4 weeks straight, I had my things all over the floor of the new apartment. I thought I was in the clear until I returned the following day to see the entire apartment FLOODED. Yep. Brown water. Over 30 gallons were extracted from the apartment, and my belongings.ruined or dirty once more.
Mind you, my property manager never once offered help besides her duties to salvage the apartment (talk about customer service). I decided that day that I would NOT live there, but instead use it as storage and that's it. So what happens a month later when I move out? They charge me for a cleaning fee due to non-mopped floors (which their vendor was responsible for) and an unclean refrigerator (which I had never once used). Lessons to be learned?
If you're looking for cheap, don't. If you're considering Pabst Kinney.be super cautious. My experience was terrible, might be different for you.but I doubt it. -AO P.S. Expect lots of cockroaches.
