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    3.8 (5 reviews)
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    The Hilltop Apartment Homes

    The Hilltop Apartment Homes

    (31 reviews)

    Military Members: Avoid Hilltop Apartment Homes in Temple, TX…read moreIf you're in the military and considering off-post housing near Fort Hood, I strongly advise against moving to Hilltop Apartment Homes in Temple. Based on firsthand experiences, this property should be placed on Fort Hood's restricted (blacklist) housing list. I will personally be filing a formal complaint with the Fort Hood Housing Services Office (HSO) due to the ongoing mismanagement and disregard for tenants--especially those serving in the military. If you want to verify whether a property is blacklisted by Fort Hood, contact the Fort Hood HSO at: * (254) 287-4212 * (254) 287-3704 * DSN: 312-737-4899 Issues Reported Over the Past 3.5 Years: * Neglected Maintenance: From April to August 2024, one military resident's apartment had no air conditioning. Despite multiple maintenance requests, the leasing office offered only excuses and no resolution. When the resident requested early lease termination, they were denied and received no rent reduction, even during the extreme Texas summer heat. * Lack of Accountability: After contacting a Texas State Representative, the tenant was told that renters have very limited protections against apartment complexes like this. This is unacceptable--especially for service members. * Unhygienic Conditions: Dog waste is prevalent throughout the complex. Many residents do not clean up after their pets, and the management does little to maintain the property grounds. * Safety Concerns: There was a recent drive-by shooting at the complex. Additionally, there's a persistent smell of marijuana throughout the property, even around mailboxes, creating an unwelcoming and unprofessional environment. * Unstable Utilities: During a recent visit to help my son--a soldier--move out, the apartment lost electricity and air conditioning for three days due to a circuit breaker issue. This occurred in the middle of summer and remains unresolved as of our departure. * Disrespectful and Retaliatory Staff Behavior: After I reported the power outage to the front office and inquired whether the complex was on Fort Hood's blacklist, I was hit with a $100 fine for being "rude." My comments were direct but respectful, and I made it clear that I intended to report their practices. * Misleading Online Presence: The apartment's official website only displays 4- and 5-star reviews. However, Google reviews tell the real story, with mostly 1- and 2-star ratings. It appears the management selectively removes negative feedback from their own platforms, which is deceptive. As a 23-year Army veteran, I've seen my share of substandard housing--but this complex ranks among the worst. I will be submitting a formal complaint to the Fort Hood HSO. To all service members and their families: do your research and protect yourselves. You deserve safe, respectful, and functional housing. Hilltop Apartment Homes is not it.

    Spectacular management! The community is kept so well and I love the location of this property…read more Will recommend to any friends looking in the area.

    The Bluffs Apartments by the Tipton Group - Office

    The Bluffs Apartments by the Tipton Group

    (15 reviews)

    I have lived at the Bluffs for years. First with my sister when we lived in the three bedroom…read moreapartment and now with my own family living in a 2 bed room. I can tell you a few things about these apartments. First, they're over priced for the space you're getting access to, especially the kitchen which even in the 3 bedroom apartments are ridiculously small and can't have more than one person in them at a time. Very little counter space to prepare meals on which really irritates me every time I have to cook a meal in it. I am currently paying over $700 a month for an apartment with about 700 sqft in it. The 'master' bedroom can barely fit a king sized mattress. Additionally, the layout of the two bed room apartment we live in is very strange. The living room is skinny rectangle with barely enough room to set a couch across from a TV with a fireplace shoved into the corner of the room. Why are there so many fireplaces in TX? It only gets down to 30 degrees in this state in the winter! That space could have been used for something else like a pantry in the kitchen which the 2 bedrooms lack or God forbid more counter space to use to prepare meals on.. There are other issues as well. Such as leasing rules not being enforced on a regular basis without a complaint and the pool being too small and a mess most of the time (leaves, seed pods, dirt...I even found a used condom in the pool once). I stopped going to the pool with my family because it is too small for the amount of people trying to use it. Lastly, the pet policy is ridiculous. Not only do you pay $500 for the first pet, you pay an additional $250 for additional animals. This is expensive and I used to live in Maryland/D.C. which has the highest cost of living in the country. There are some good things. The maintenance staff is responsive to problems, even at night when they're normally off work and the office staff is polite and help you out. The management itself needs work and the pricing of the apartments need to be looked at and adjusted more for this area.

    by far worst place I have ever stayed !! Barely ever any hot water, my ceiling has been peeling off…read moreof my living room for the entirety of my lease and nobody has done anything about it. It is normal to see a mouse running around the place. Not to mention when I first moved in, I was told that there were no bugs/roaches and the pest control they had coming out was strictly preventive. I saw roaches on my first day moving in These people just want your money they don't care about much else.

    The Bridge Apartments - The Bridge Pool

    The Bridge Apartments

    (18 reviews)

    If I could rate this apartment complex a zero I would! This review is based off of current…read moremanagement, because the previous management (when I originally move in) was amazing!! I have never seen an apartment complex take such a quick dive! These apartments were good when I first moved in but after about a year of living here they changed management multiple times. The fiat change was 3CM, and then Obsodian (Who I believe is the current management at this time). Once management changed the entire complex was proof that was a poor decision.. The pools were filthy, if even running, they had no maintenance techs, I found bags of drugs in the parking lot, and they allowed multiple units to have 5-6 men living in each unit, drinking all day and night, leaving beer bottles all over and playing ridiculously loud music. It got so bad that I no longer felt safe living there. luckily I found a house to move into. But it doesn't stop there! Be prepared to pay between $600-$850 in cleaning fees when you move out. They won't notify you, however they WILL send you directly to collection. I even requested a walk thru prior to move out because I was already told by multiple residents that this would happen. They never did a walk thru with me. Instead they sent $700+ of bogus charges to collection and I was notified about a year later with a collection letter. Honestly, I wouldn't even bother cleaning when you leave, because regardless they are going to send you to collection so that they can use that money to remove the carpet and replace it with new flooring and renovating their extremely outdated apartments. Also, if you like having A/C don't expect to have a functioning unit while living here, because you will not. The A/C units are extremely out dated and will not function most of the time. You can drive around the complex and see many of the units have window units for that reason. My water bill also miraculously doubled and tripled in cost once management changed. They also decided to take over the lines for internet and include that in your rent payment, which then doubled my cost for internet compared to what I was paying the same company directly each month. If you are looking for an apartment complex to live at, this is not the one!! Just keep looking...you will be glad that you did!

    From the time i moved here around august last year til now i have nothing but GREAT things to say…read moreabout this property and the management team. anytime I've ever had an issue I've never had to wait more than a day to get it addressed. These are great apartments to live in, very quiet and clean, extremely nice and cozy on the inside. Although the management team is excellent, Michelle was the very first person I've talked to here and she is wonderful at her job and she goes BEYOND her duties to make sure that she can help you out and take care of any concerns or issues. I would recommend this property to anyone looking to move to this area.

    Chappell Hill Apartments - apartments - Updated October 2026

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