Z Villages isn't just a real estate development and management company.

We're a village of brokers, agents, contractors, employees, owners, investors, and residents.


We are uniquely positioned to help solve the housing crisis in California because our village includes representatives from every aspect of the housing industry.

We do this by providing safe, affordable, enriching housing for the residents of California. We help first-time homebuyers invest wisely. We develop housing ourselves as well as with partners. And we manage existing housing to further the life of the housing stock in California.
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Tenant FAQ

  • What is the term of the lease?

    All leases are a 12 month term. After your initial 12 month lease obligation you will be asked to sign another 12 month lease term.

  • How much is the rent?

    The exact amount for our apt rentals in Atascadero, CA depends on the property and unit. You can click on the availability tab to view the pricing for the unit you're interested in. According to iPropertyManagement, the average renter spends 30.99% of their income on rent, so you can expect to spend similarly on your rent.

  • Are utilities included in the rent?

    This depends on the property and the units. Call to find out more about the cost of utilities for our apt rentals in Atascadero, CA.

  • How much is the deposit?

    The deposit is the first month's rent. If you're looking for apartments for rent in Atascadero, CA, give us a call!

  • Do you allow pets?

    Each property is different regarding the pet policy. If you're looking at our apartments for rent in Atascadero, CA, please call to find out more information on the property you are interested in.

  • What if I need to break my lease?

    Every tenant is under a 12 month lease obligation. If you need to move, the procedure is to give Z Villages Village a 30-day notice in writing specifying the move out date. Residents may assign their lease to a new resident, provided the new resident meets all screening requirements. Though the manager may assist you in finding a new resident, the responsibility is yours. You will be responsible for rent until a suitable tenant moves in, and there may be a charge to market the unit.

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