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The Crosby Apartments

Updated 2026-07-24 · 2,262 reviewed · 497 listed · Scored from 202 Google reviews · How we rank ›

3.2(202) 57 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
Affordable & Low-Income HousingTownhome-Style Apartment Communities
The Crosby Apartments
Services
Affordable & Low-Income Housing, Townhome-Style Apartment Communities
Reviews
202

The real story

Two very different experiences emerge: staff members Tyler and Jessica earn consistent praise for patience, responsiveness, and going beyond standard assistance, and some residents report smooth move-ins and active community life. However, deep infrastructure problems dominate complaints: windows that leak for months without repair, persistent mold in bathrooms, failing AC units, widespread roaches and gnats, and a surrounding area marked by gunshots and drug activity. Multiple residents describe communication breakdowns post-lease and maintenance that drags on or never completes.

Praised for
  • Tyler's customer service standout
  • Responsive maintenance when engaged
  • Community events and gatherings
  • Affordable pricing
  • Natural light and layout
Watch-outs
  • Maintenance delays and incomplete repairs
  • Mold and water damage issues
  • Pest problems: roaches, gnats, spiders
  • Poor AC performance
  • High crime area and safety concerns
  • Predatory towing practices
  • Unresponsive management after lease signed
  • Move-in units dirty or not ready
  • Excessive water bills
  • Gate security failure
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Best for: Renters prioritizing low cost and willing to tolerate infrastructure issues with strong on-site advocacy.
Think twice if: Building maintenance is unreliable; mold, pests, and leaks are chronic; surrounding area has documented crime; gate security is inconsistent.

Where it delivers

  • Leasing staff (especially Tyler) highly responsive and empathetic
  • Move-in specials from $199-$299
  • Community activities and family-friendly programs
  • Fast initial maintenance response

What to ask before signing

  • Tyler (leasing agent) praised repeatedly for going beyond standard assistance and accommodating vulnerable residents
  • Jessica (property manager) mentioned as responsive and community-engaged
  • Torynce also named as helpful leasing staff
  • Maintenance issues include broken windows (one resident waited 10 months for one replacement), persistent mold in bathrooms, leaking windows, failing AC units
  • Gate frequently left open, allowing non-residents to enter
  • Predatory tow company cited; towing fees near $400, vehicles difficult to recover
  • Water bills reported at $150-$300 monthly for light usage
  • Gunshots and drug dealing reported in parking lot

How residents rate the community

Affordable & Low-Income Housing
Strong move-in specials ($199-$299) and monthly rents under $1,100 draw renters on tight budgets, but chronic maintenance failures and pest issues undermine the value proposition.
Townhome-Style Apartment Communities
Layout and natural light praised when units are ready, but move-in units often dirty and repairs delayed; the townhome format does not protect against building-wide infrastructure failure.

Measured against the market

  • Rated 3.2 against a 3.83 average across the 188 affordable & low-income housing businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 68% of the businesses in this directory.

How we got this number

How We Rank
Star rating 0
Review volume 100
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 40
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Ratings pulled apart

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77

Get in touch

Address
6001 Oakland Hills Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76112
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Last verified 2026-07-24

Office hours

Monday
09:00-18:00
Tuesday
09:00-18:00
Wednesday
09:00-18:00
Thursday
09:00-18:00
Friday
09:00-18:00
Saturday
10:00-17:30
Sunday
Closed

As listed on Google.

From the property's site

Services listed
1 Bedroom Apartments2 Bedroom ApartmentsGated CommunityFitness CenterClubhouse with Coffee & Tea BarBusiness CenterRelaxation CourtyardGrilling Station
Published prices
1 Bedrooms Move-In
Starting at ONLY $199
2 Bedrooms Move-In
Starting at ONLY $299
A3 (1 Bed 1 Bath 541 Sq. Ft.)
Starting at $750/month
A5 (1 Bed 1 Bath 671 Sq. Ft.)
Starting at $950/month
B2 (2 Bed 2 Bath 971 Sq. Ft.)
Starting at $1,025/month

As published by the business on its own website; not independently verified.

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Common questions

How much are the move-in specials?
1-bedroom move-in from $199, 2-bedroom move-in from $299 according to their website. A3 unit (1 bed, 541 sq. ft.) starts at $750/month; A5 (1 bed, 671 sq. ft.) at $950/month; B2 (2 bed, 2 bath, 971 sq. ft.) at $1,025/month.
Is the complex gated and secure?
The property has a gate, but multiple recent reviews report it is frequently left open, allowing non-residents to drive in and access dumpsters. Gate security is not reliable.
What should I know about maintenance and repairs?
Initial requests are sometimes handled quickly (one resident reported a bathroom sink fixed within hours), but significant issues like broken windows, mold, and AC problems can go unresolved for months or longer, and communication often breaks down after lease signing.

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Last updated 2026-07-24