Bungalow is the largest and fastest growing rental company in the United States, rethinking the residential real estate market by providing renters with more convenient, flexible, and affordable living solutions.
Bungalow (bungalow.com) has 269 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.5 out of 5.
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bungalow.com
Category
Real Estate
Location
Miami, FL 33127 Suite 401
Listed on Five Star Index
2026
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Worst property management company in the world. Absolutely never rent from them. They changed the service fee halfway through my lease to something I did not sign for and said "the change was on their website"
Maintenance requests take months even for serious matters like mold, plumbing electrical.
They are impossible to get and of and take no accountability for any short comings.
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eli W.
HIDDEN FEES
Two word - HIDDEN FEES. $700 of my $800 security deposit was taken for fees that were not specified before. Although it says $1000 per month, I ended up paying $1500 per month on a room in a noisy house with unclean bathrooms and kitchens.
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Zaakiya C.
Complete garbage company
Complete garbage company. Stay away! They tried to pressure me into signing a lease for a room for rent I have not seen in person!
It wouldn't make any sense at all for me to sign the lease before seeing the property in person, because if I end up not liking the place, then that would be bad for me. I am not comfortable signing a lease for a property I haven’t seen in person. It’s important for me to ensure the unit, environment, and roommates are a good fit before committing.
They said they dont allow in person tours prior to signing the lease for safety reasons. Okay so I am just supposed to put my safety at risk by signing a lease to live with a bunch of strangers I haven't even seen in person? And how does signing a lease mean someoeone wont commit a crime? A signed lease is just a legal agreement; it doesn’t magically prevent someone from being a bad tenant, committing crimes, or causing issues. If anything, it puts ME at a disadvantage because once I've signed, I'm locked in, even if the situation turns out to be unsafe or totally wrong for ME.
Since an in-person tour is not possible prior to signing, I will withdraw my application and rent my own place.
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R.A. M.
Bungalow lied about which properties…
Bungalow lied about which properties were available.
Then Bungalow refused to give me keys to the property I tentatively was renting.
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Sydney Z.
Worst. Company. Ever
Hello,
My name is Sydney Ziegler, and I am contacting you regarding a debt collection notice from Sequium on behalf of Bungalow for a property I never occupied and for a lease that was terminated.
Last August, I signed a lease with Bungalow. Shortly after signing, I was informed by a current tenant that one of the roommates had previously been arrested on assault charges—information that Bungalow was aware of prior to approving my lease. This is a clear violation of Colorado tenant safety laws, and I remain within my rights to pursue legal action.
Upon learning this, I immediately contacted Bungalow and communicated with Claudio Brocato in the leasing department via phone, text, and email. Claudio confirmed that I would be released from the lease and would not be held financially responsible. I was subsequently moved to another property, but that lease was also terminated due to basement flooding and concealment of property issues by Bungalow, as reported by current tenants.
Let me be very clear, I never took possession of either property. I never accepted keys to either property. I never even went into the room or house of either property.
Despite these facts, I have now received a debt collection notice implying I am financially liable for damages to the room that occurred sometime in this last year WHEN THE ROOM WAS NOT LEASED TO ME. I have already sent multiple emails to Bungalow explaining the situation and identifying the appropriate contacts to resolve this matter. They have not solved this at all despite that. IF YOU CARE ABOUR YOUR SAFETY AND CREDIT DO NOT RENT FROM BUNGALOW.
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Nathaniel M.
Bungalow is Predatory
Bungalow's operation is very opaque. They use the convenience of their application process to veil a remote management practice that profits through the use of micro-transactions. They attempt to charge you for services not listed in their lease agreements, and their customer support is very slow to respond once you've signed a lease. Be very careful with this company. I've been able to keep them accountable only by keeping detailed records of all of our written and spoken conversations.
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Andrea F.
Terrible property management company
I have a had a terrible experience with this company. A lot of the negative reviews here are accurate. I moved in about a month ago and the room was filthy. I had to spend several days cleaning it out to make it livable. There was dust, cat hair, and junk all over the place. The kitchen was disgusting. The stove was covered in
grease and dried food, the floor has dirt and mud all over it, and the fridge was awful. Their digital systems are terrible. The app and mobile versions don't work on an Android phone so you can't vet roommates or place maintenance requests unless you're on a desktop. You get constant OOO emails from their team. You pay a $200 service fee that is supposed to cover common area furnishings, but they don't repair or replace any of it. Our furniture has been broken and covered in stains for a few years! Despite numerous requests to fix it, they have taken no action. Our wifi was out for several days because they hadn't paid the bill for two months. Their customer agents are responsive, but they don't actually get anything done or move anything forward. The cleaning service only comes once a month and does a very superficial job. It's a terrible company and I would not recommend it.
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Jane
Ghosted on Payments
On March 29, 2025, I paid Bungalow Living Property Management, Inc. a $2,120.00 security deposit for 2642 Castello Way, Santa Clara, CA. Before moving in, my lease was transferred to another tenant. I am owed the full deposit plus $820.65 in prorated rent from the transfer, totaling $2,940.65. Despite multiple requests, no funds or accounting have been provided within the 21 days required by California Civil Code §1950.5.