Temple Crossing has a very nice lobby. It has a pool table and you can rent a scooter and other stuff if you want, right there in the lobby.

As for the building itself, it has a very nice cinema room, which anybody can reserve), good space for laundry, and great apartments. Its location near Temple makes it a very good option if you are a student looking for an excellent and (most importantly) affordable place to live off-campus.

Building has rats, cancelled cable without letting anyone know, mold on the ceiling that we report and they just sanded over until it appeared to go away but quickly came back, random fire alarms going off, maintenance people are rude and came in over break and didn’t lock our door so it was unlocked without anyone home for a full week, two of the four washing machines have been down for almost two years, the new lock system doesn’t work and it takes more effort and time to get in both the... building and individual units than any other apartment. Overall an absolute horrible building and team and I will not be living there again, I suggest no one else does either. Look elsewhere, even if other places cost more it’s worth it because this dump is nearly unlivable. Read More

There is a new property manager every few months. The maintenance men don't do their job they will go say they did the job and when you go to follow up you're asked. Well its broken again no it was never fixed to begin with. The residents here love to smoke WEED so when you want family over you have to explain the smell. And lastly the washer and dryer machines are disgusting there is always spills all over them its nasty especially when you have to pay $2 per load

Biggest waste of money I've ever spent on rent. Save yourself and do not sign a lease here. Fire alarms go off all times of the night, the rent is way too high and they charge people different prices based off when you sign, you have to pay for laundry and pay for water, and the office staff is horrible.

I lived in Diamond Green for ten months but I wanted to be out of there after ten days. Despite being a new building, everything is so cheap. Just brushing by the walls causes the paint to chip, half of the lightbulbs in my bathroom were broken when we moved in, the garbage disposal didn't work, the provided furniture is really cheap and uncomfortable, the bed frames are cheap and collapse, half of the laundry machines were always broken, the dryers didn't do anything and I can't even begin to... say how many times my roommates and I had to call Verizon to get the wifi fixed even though it is in the landlord's name. Also, our apartment was on the 5th floor on the end near the corner of 10th and Diamond and we were woken up every single morning around 5am because, even from five floors up, you could hear the trash removal. Then, when you finally fell back asleep from that, you were woken up again by the football team blasting music during their early morning practices. The only redeeming qualities this place had were the convenience store (albeit overpriced but convenient if you just needed one thing) and its proximity to the regional rail. It is close to the north end of campus but it is a mile walk each way to get to Fresh Grocer (not exaggerating, I measured it). I would highly advise against living here. Read More