Campus Crossings on 8th Street, tucson-az

I would strongly caution anyone considering living at Campus Crossings on 8th Street. My experience living here has been extremely frustrating, and I genuinely wish I had known what I was getting into before signing my lease. One of the biggest issues I experienced was the ongoing cockroach infestation. This was not just an occasional bug here and there. I repeatedly dealt with roaches in my apartment everyday and reported the problem to management. What made the situation even more concerning was that a staff member at the property even acknowledged to me that the property had an infestation problem. Despite this, I felt like Alicia, the General Manager, did not take the severity of the situation seriously. Living somewhere where you constantly have to worry about cockroaches is stressful, uncomfortable, and not something anyone should have to deal with in their own home. Another major issue involved the heating and air-conditioning system. Management switched the property’s HVAC system from cooling to heating even though outdoor temperatures were still reaching over 80 degrees. Once the system was switched over, my apartment was no longer receiving cool air despite the warm temperatures outside. I repeatedly reported the issue and provided written notice, but management continued to tell me that the system was working. I even documented the lack of cool airflow with videos because I felt like my concerns were being dismissed rather than properly investigated. My experience dealing with Alicia, the General Manager, was also extremely disappointing. I found several of my interactions with her to be rude and unprofessional, especially when I was trying to address legitimate concerns about the condition of my apartment. Instead of feeling like management was trying to work with me to resolve these problems, I often felt dismissed and like I had to continuously fight just to have my concerns taken seriously. I eventually provided formal written notice regarding the conditions in my apartment because I believed my rights as a tenant under Arizona landlord-tenant law were not being properly respected. I gave management opportunities to address the problems and tried to handle the situation appropriately, but I still did not feel that my concerns were handled with the seriousness they deserved. Overall, my experience at Campus Crossings on 8th Street has been extremely disappointing. Residents should be able to report serious problems involving pest infestations, cooling, and their living conditions without feeling ignored or having to repeatedly prove that there is a problem. Based on everything I personally experienced while living here, I would not recommend Campus Crossings on 8th Street to anyone considering signing a lease.

Worst place to live in Tucson! Apartments are barely liveable and management is utterly incompetent. The AC/heating in the entire building doesn't work well enough. They charge you for random stuffs. Building doors stop working randomly leaving you stranded outside. You can't use the pool and grill because they are always having construction work done. Utility bills come to $250-400 per person without any explanation from management. I would give it zero stars if I could! Do not make a decision to stay here!

This is exponentially the worst apartment I’ve ever lived in. The entire complex is dirty and the pool is green. They towed my car with no notice. I live here. Make that make sense. Every person I’ve talked to that lives here has had negative experiences. If I could give it a 0, I would. Mind you, this is the first Google review I’ve ever written. That shows how bad it is.

Stopped by the Campus Crossing apartments on 8th street to see about walking through to look at college options. Andreas at the front desk was so kind and welcoming. He readily walked us through the model apartment so we could see exactly what the layout was and which furnishings were included. The complex appears to have been an older building, but has had some TLC to keep it nice and cozy. Very close to UofA on the Rec Center side of campus. Definitely worth looking into.

Honestly, coming from dorms, this place is great for a student at UOFA, because it’s close, cheap and the apartments are very good quality. The staff is great, especially Andres helped tremendously. 100% recommended the place even if you’re not a student.