The location is nice and this is a new, modern building with a saltwater pool in a courtyard surrounded by balconies and with a nice view of the hills from the pool. Overall, it's a good place. However, the cost/value is just not there. First off, you check-in by going to a parking garage that is a few blocks away from the property. Hanging on a fence there is a lock-box, in which you'll find the key. When you balance this check-in procedure with the multiple reminders to not interact with the other residents of the building and the prohibition against balcony usage, one gets the impression that this AirBnB is at least unwelcome in the complex and perhaps not even allowed. I noticed a camera on the balcony that seems to point into the apartment? Overall, it felt weird -- not unsafe, just unwelcoming.
Upon entering the apartment you are greeted by a large chain with a padlock securing a kitchen cabinet and a sign by the sink with a stern warning about putting things down it, with the threat of being charged for disobeying. It's not very welcoming. There were multiple warnings about looming charges for disobeying a number of rules in the document shared before check-in. Saying, "you will be charged!" at minor indiscretions became a running joke with my small group, so I guess that was kind of a plus. Overall, every expense has been spared to provide only the basic necessities, which would be fine if the price were lower.
Look, if the place were cheaper I would not complain, but the price suggests a level of hospitality that is not there.