The Landing College Station Apartamentos

Discussed a deal for rent and when I applied the lease did not reflect the deal. It became clear they wanted me to sign a lease for rent that was over a hundred dollars more than discussed and just trust them to give me the discount. They also could not work with me on the move out date at all despite not covering the full A&M academic calendar for summer courses. Glad I did not sign the lease.

If you want to wake up to your bed shaking or with loud noises due to construction everyday at 7 am this is the place to live. Having to move your car around almost everday with ultimatum emails indicating that it will be towed if you don't. Not to mention constant internet, power or water outages because of the repairs caused by the construction. There are no amenities left as they bulldozed them to build more houses for profit.

You may think this construction is a temporary but even though... they started on May, there is no indication of it being completed anytime soon. For most of the residents this time corresponds to their entire lease term here. Not given the proper warning when renewing the lease and being mislead, we are left with months worth of constant loud noise and all the dust on our cars.

I used to love living here when it was Campus Crossings, but as soon as it changed to the Landing, they greatly increased the rent, cancelled free cable, started charging for parking, bulldozed the tennis, volleyball and basketball courses permanently. When I tried to voice my concerns they said they would be happy to help me look for another place instead of helping. I think anyone that considers living here should know the facts before they do. Lee mas

Let's start off with the good here- the amenities. That's it, that's the only good thing about these apartments.

They recently switched to a third-party utility company, which mad the monthly bills almost double in cost, especially during the summer. Then on top of that you have to pay a monthly fee for and other additional service fees for a service you don't even need nor want to use.

The fees they have are ridiculous, if you live in a 2 bedroom and have a roommate and want to switch rooms.... YEP, there is a fee for that as well, my advice is just to not tell them. They charge for EVERYTHING!!

They advertise their apartments as renovated, but they are early 2000's cheap renovations. The kitchens have ugly white GE appliances. The renovations were also badly done, cracks in the walls, stained dusty popcorn ceilings, broken cabinet drawers. Not worth the money, you could find something much nicer for the same price or even less.

When I moved into my apartment it had a terrible roach infestation, large roaches in the bathroom, kitchen, living room and bathroom. It was terrible I couldn't keep any food in the home for the first couple of weeks I was there. It is still an ongoing problem.

Look somewhere else these apartments are trash and not worth the money. Lee mas

Campus Crossings at Marion Pugh is a hassle-free, laid-back, all-inclusive apartment complex. Simply put, they are every apartment-hunter's dream come true. Normally, I tend to write reviews on anything only when I've had a profoundly negative experience. But this time, I have had such a good experience that I just had to write a review, and it feels awesome for a change. If you're looking for a place that has great management, a top-notch maintenance crew, and good amenities for an affordable... price, you should choose Campus Crossings. In the year since I moved here, I have never had any maintenance issues with my apartment besides a burned-out lightbulb and some duct cleaning. These problems were quickly addressed by maintenance. Everything else mechanical functioned well the whole year. Management and maintenance take extra care to help you with any problems you may have--and in a timely fashion. The pool was recently remodeled, and there is now a secure package delivery system that is easy to use and way better than standard mailboxes or dropping off resident packages at the leasing office. While Campus Crossings may not offer some of the high-end frills or flashy looks that more pricey competitors in College Station use to woo residents on the surface level, this apartment complex deep down is a good, solid community with just as great (if not better) amenities at an affordable price. Add in the great management and maintenance staff, and you have a recipe for a stable, worry-free living experience in College Station. In my personal experience, this place is the hidden gem of apartment complexes here. I have already renewed my lease for next year--no regrets whatsoever. Lee mas

My daughter lives here and it’s a wonderful complex, I love knowing she is close to campus. The complex offers nice amenities and the staff has always been more then helpful and friendly.