NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Dec '25 - Nov '26
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Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Sept 2026
If you care about your mental health don't apply at Nala, I repeat don't
If you want headache go to that place where you are treated like you are in a students res, your visitor can't stay more than 7 days, Uber can't deliver to your door you have to go to the gate even when it's raining, parking system is *******- you are rushed to pay but your car is exposed to sun, rain, hailstorm. Make no mistake of complaining about anything that is disturbing your stay once you do, you have just became their enemy and they will use any stupid mistake you made to chase you out without any warning whatsoever and when you are out kiss your deposit goodbye(it's no longer used for repairs but now a punishment for breach of contract) when your lease has came to an end make sure you lick their ass's otherwise they'll tell you to reapply and disapprove you intentionally even when your paperwork is in order, also they will tell you 5 days prior to the end of the month to vacate when the law allows you 20 days to sort yourself out. If you failed to pay your rent on time they will change the lock, cut off electricity and hot water it doesn't matter if you have work the following day, if you didn't vacate on the last day of the month they will open your apartment without your concern and remove your belongings without your knowledge (even your underwear and other private stuff you have). So I know they seem cheaper but before you apply on that barbarically run place, consider all this.
1 reviews | Active since Sept 2026
If you care about your mental health don't apply at Nala, I repeat don't
If you want headache go to that place where you are treated like you are in a students res, your visitor can't stay more than 7 days, Uber can't deliver to your door you have to go to the gate even when it's raining, parking system is *******- you are rushed to pay but your car is exposed to sun, rain, hailstorm. Make no mistake of complaining about anything that is disturbing your stay once you do, you have just became their enemy and they will use any stupid mistake you made to chase you out without any warning whatsoever and when you are out kiss your deposit goodbye(it's no longer used for repairs but now a punishment for breach of contract) when your lease has came to an end make sure you lick their ass's otherwise they'll tell you to reapply and disapprove you intentionally even when your paperwork is in order, also they will tell you 5 days prior to the end of the month to vacate when the law allows you 20 days to sort yourself out. If you failed to pay your rent on time they will change the lock, cut off electricity and hot water it doesn't matter if you have work the following day, if you didn't vacate on the last day of the month they will open your apartment without your concern and remove your belongings without your knowledge (even your underwear and other private stuff you have). So I know they seem cheaper but before you apply on that barbarically run place, consider all this.
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2026
Nala Ferndale
The rent is not stable every month , it's a government subsidy but u will end up paying 60% of your salary for rent and utilities, they send demand letters of R350+ after paying 7500 rent which doesn't make sense.. the apartments are nice but you will pay and arm and leg of your salary 🤞🏻
1 reviews | Active since Nov 2026
Nala Ferndale
The rent is not stable every month , it's a government subsidy but u will end up paying 60% of your salary for rent and utilities, they send demand letters of R350+ after paying 7500 rent which doesn't make sense.. the apartments are nice but you will pay and arm and leg of your salary 🤞🏻
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2026
Rental increase every month
Worst place to stay at honestly speaking. I was happy when I found this place and thinking finally it’s a Social Housing then rent is affordable. All of the sudden they change hot water from meter to billing. I got billed for days I wasn’t in the apartment. I enquired 3 weeks straight via email and in person and get told they don’t have the reading and they have requested and they will email them.i am expected to pay over R250+ of hot water that I was only in my apartment for 10 days. And now am sent a letter of demand and with a threat of eviction. Other part is that access fee for cold is still paid and which means for water alone is half of the utilities I pay monthly. I sent countless emails and no one will help. This is only to mess up my credit and I am paying like someone who is in a private rental. I’m expected to pay close to 5k on a social housing anf when I signed my lease it was a very affordable rental and that was to get us to sign the lease…
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2026
Rental increase every month
Worst place to stay at honestly speaking. I was happy when I found this place and thinking finally it’s a Social Housing then rent is affordable. All of the sudden they change hot water from meter to billing. I got billed for days I wasn’t in the apartment. I enquired 3 weeks straight via email and in person and get told they don’t have the reading and they have requested and they will email them.i am expected to pay over R250+ of hot water that I was only in my apartment for 10 days. And now am sent a letter of demand and with a threat of eviction. Other part is that access fee for cold is still paid and which means for water alone is half of the utilities I pay monthly. I sent countless emails and no one will help. This is only to mess up my credit and I am paying like someone who is in a private rental. I’m expected to pay close to 5k on a social housing anf when I signed my lease it was a very affordable rental and that was to get us to sign the lease…
1 reviews | Active since May 2021
Worst experience at Nala Apartments
My experience is the worst . The staff is unfriendly . I had the worst experience when I had to move in on the 1st of February . I requested to move in gradually from the 29th to the first then I was given the key . My unit had a leakage in the wardrobe so I reported it from the 26th Monday until Wednesday going to the office . Azola was very rude to me telling me that my move in date is the 1st of Feb then I asked them to move me to a different unit then they refused saying that there is no available unit so when I went on the 1st of Feb i found the stove out , basin out and cupboards out . And worst part it was a Sunday. And there was no one in the office .
1 reviews | Active since May 2021
Worst experience at Nala Apartments
My experience is the worst . The staff is unfriendly . I had the worst experience when I had to move in on the 1st of February . I requested to move in gradually from the 29th to the first then I was given the key . My unit had a leakage in the wardrobe so I reported it from the 26th Monday until Wednesday going to the office . Azola was very rude to me telling me that my move in date is the 1st of Feb then I asked them to move me to a different unit then they refused saying that there is no available unit so when I went on the 1st of Feb i found the stove out , basin out and cupboards out . And worst part it was a Sunday. And there was no one in the office .