Aviator Apartment Homes

1670 N Murray Blvd, Colorado Springs, 80915 · El Paso County

Tenants organized · Maintenance complaints · Pest reports · Fee disputes · Management complaints

from $799 · 7194006777 · Property website

Floor plans and rent

1 bedroom · 675 sq ft: $799 (-46% vs Colorado Springs median $1,480)

1BR/1BA – A1 · 1 bath675 sq ft$799

Special: Up to 6 weeks free for move-in by Aug 15, 2026 (may have ended)

2 bedroom · 816 to 882 sq ft: $850 to $899 (-51% vs Colorado Springs median $1,721)

2BR/1BA – B1 · 1 bath816 sq ft2 available$850
2BR/1BA – B2 · 1 bath882 sq ft$899

Special: Up to 6 weeks free for move-in by Aug 15, 2026 (may have ended); Reduced Rates on 2- and 3-bedroom homes

3 bedroom · 1,000 to 1,032 sq ft: $1,195 to $1,360 (-44% vs Colorado Springs median $2,120)

3BR/2BA – C2 · 2 bath1,000 sq ft2 available$1,195
3BR/2BA – C2 · 2 bath1,000 sq ft3 available$1,210 to $1,360
3BR/1BA – C1 · 1 bath1,032 sq ft1 available$1,315

Special: Up to 6 weeks free for move-in by Aug 15, 2026 (may have ended); Reduced Rates on 2- and 3-bedroom homes

Rates read 10/19/2026 from the property's website · source. The property's own site is the truth; rates change.

What renters should know

Aviator is cheaper than average, but in November 2025 a majority of tenants formed a union over mold, pests, heating, plumbing, security and fees, and a reporter documented problems in common areas. The owner, Life Bridge Capital, says it complies with the law. No code or court records were found, and it is unknown whether conditions improved after March 2026.

Managed by Cardinal Group (Denver), per Gazette as of March 2026; previously Trinity Property Consulting and Apartment Management Consultants · researched 10/19/2026

  • Tenants organized (2025-11): Residents of 66 to 70 of about 120 occupied units formed the Aviator Tenant Union with Colorado Springs Tenants, issuing 21 demands over living conditions. coloradopolitics.com
  • Maintenance complaints (2025-11): Union alleged broken heating and windows, plumbing problems, leaking roofs, broken appliances and laundry machines, and non-functional amenities; the owner disputes this. rmpbs.org
  • Maintenance complaints (2025-11): A Pikes Peak Bulletin reporter photographed rusted pipes, water damage, mold and human waste in common areas during a single visit. pikespeakbulletin.org
  • Pest reports (2025-11): Roaches and other pests are cited in the union demands and repeatedly in reviews from 2016 to 2023, with occasional bed bug and mouse mentions. apartmentratings.com
  • Fee disputes (2025-11): The union cited inconsistent monthly fees and rising rents, and reviews complain about deposit and move-out charges and a 60-day notice penalty. pikespeakbulletin.org
  • Management complaints (2023): Management has changed frequently, and reviews and BBB complaints describe management as hard to contact and leases not honored. bbb.org
  • Management complaints (2026-03): Management did not respond to requests for comment after the union launched, and the landlord reportedly had no intention of negotiating on lease terms. coloradopolitics.com
  • See notes: The website provided (aviatorateam.com) differs from the one in listings (aviatorapartmentsco.com).
  • + Rent averages about $1,097, roughly 27% below the city average. rentalsource.com
  • + A summer 2026 listing offered up to 6 weeks free. padmapper.com
  • + A June 2024 review praised new management and quick maintenance. apartmentratings.com
  • + Amenities include a pool, gym, playground and pet park, plus $3.4M in prior upgrades. milehighcre.com

Reviews: Reviews (2.4–2.8 stars) repeatedly cite roaches, mold, slow maintenance, dirty common areas, broken laundry machines, an unreachable office and move-out charges.

Gathered from public sources by an automated researcher, with the source next to each point. Read the sources and ask the office; this is a starting point, not a verdict.

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