Campus Square, johnson-city-ny

I have been living in this apartment complex for the past four years, and my experience has been excellent. One of the things I appreciate most is the maintenance staff. The person who helps with repairs and maintenance is always friendly, responsive, and professional. Any issues are addressed quickly and efficiently. The location is another major advantage. It is very close to the pharmacy school and the hospital, which makes daily commuting convenient. The complex is also in a safe neighborhood, giving residents peace of mind. The facilities are well-maintained and add to the overall quality of living. In addition, the community is welcoming, and over the years I have made some great friends here, which has made my experience even more enjoyable. Overall, this apartment complex offers a great combination of convenience, safety, good amenities, and a friendly community. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable place to live.

I never write reviews but I knew once I moved out I needed to tell everyone who is looking for housing to stay away from Campus Square. I can't even fit all of the issues I had in 4,000 characters. Quiet Living: I was told by the Manager of Campus Square, Scott Singer, before I moved in that this is a quiet living community. Unfortunately, when I moved in, it was not quiet and it affected my sleep and my energy for work. I had the tenants in the apartment above mine drag furniture across the floor every night for ~4 months. I tried going to the 1st floor to find who might be doing it to try and let them know that I can hear it. A few of the rooms I had talked to denied it was them, so I waited to see if it would stop. After a week of no change, I talked to Scott to try and fix the issue. His attempt to solve the problem was to go into my apartment and call someone in the apartment that was suspected of making the noise and asking them to walk around and move the chair. This did not change anything while I still lived in Campus Square. Additionally, there is little to no insulation in the apartment walls. I was clearly able to hear someone in the room next to mine take a phone call at a normal speaking volume. Lack of Communication: I was waiting on a very important piece of mail from my insurance provider that I did not receive. After calling them numerous times, they kept telling me it was sent out and should be in my mailbox – it was not there 2 weeks after expected arrival. One day I came home from work early and Scott told me that mail was accidentally sent to the office instead of the resident’s mailboxes. He gave me the mail that I was looking for all of these weeks. However, I noticed that the mail had been opened and resealed with a piece of tape. I was a little concerned that he went through my mail, and if it was an honest mistake, why did he not notify me earlier. Scott has my phone number and Campus Square is capable of sending announcements through email. Lack of Maintenance of Apartments: I moved in January when it was starting to get really cold out. My apartment started to get unreasonably cold especially during February – I had noticed that there was air coming from outside into my room from 2 drafty windows and the walls were freezing to the touch. I have also been woken up from hearing cars and people passing by my window. After asking Scott for a yes or no answer to “is there insulation in the walls?” he responded with “We believe the exterior walls are insulated”. When I moved in, I noticed that the provided table had a bit of a wobble. I let Scott know right away in the hopes that he could swap it out with a different table. After a month of no action taken, I talked to Scott again and he said he will fix it. A few days later he told me that he put duct tape on the base of the table. This was not a permanent fix and the table began to wobble again. I sent in a formal complaint email to him and then the table was replaced. Additionally, my bed headboard was broken upon move in. Move-Out: I let Campus Square Management know that I was moving out on June 15th three weeks in advance on May 25th, 2026. Scott mentioned in his email that “due to demand, it will be necessary to have the unit vacated on the 15th”. I interpreted this as them wanting me to move out right away, since someone would be occupying my apartment ASAP. When it was time to formally check out and return my mail key and laundry card, both Scott and Michael (Community Assistant) were not in the office. I texted Scott and Michael and received no response from the both of them. I talked to the cleaning lady and she told me that they will not be in the office today and she was unsure about me checking out. I told her that I needed my laundry card deposit back. She called up Michael and he told her to get $20 out of her wallet in her car to give to me for my deposit. Scott has yet to respond back to my text as of June 18, 2026. I was very disappointed in their lack of professionalism.

It was truly an amazing experience. For me, the campus square is the best apartment one can think of. Fully furnished and extremely convenient in terms of laundry, trash disposal etc. Scott is excellent as the manager. Very humble, polite and helpful. The other management members are also very smart and hardworking. Wishing the management team all the very best.

It's a nice place and has many facilities like free printing, gym and a shuttle service to the campus. Rich, the maintenance guy is very helpful and and keeps the place running. The utility fees are high compared to other places. I also wanted to move out early from a room of a two bedroom apartment, but the manager Scott didn't agree. It was fine because I had signed a lease. But as soon as I went abroad Scott has thrown my things and started renovating. I had promised those things for a friend, and I was still paying for the apartment! I saw an earlier review about this issue and this is a separate case. I had rated this with 4 stars but I changed it. Two stars because of other things the apartment offers and because of Rich.

Lived here for a few semesters, probably the cheapest place you can find which has decent living space. Not far at all from Binghamton campus. Only gas and electricity are not included in rent and can range from $20-100.