Who is Holleman Crossing for?
Holleman Crossing, located in the College Station area (city of Bryan, Texas), is a mid-range apartment community that appeals primarily to students and young professionals looking for a balance between cost and on-site amenities. With monthly rents ranging from $685 to $1,195 (indicative — confirm with the operator), it sits above the city’s lowest available starting price of $559 per month. That premium buys you access to a clubhouse, resort-style pool, and fitness centre, which are not always included in cheaper units nearby.
This residence suits those who value responsive management and maintenance, as multiple resident reviews highlight the staff’s willingness to help and quick turnaround on service requests. It also works well for tenants who want a social atmosphere: the pool and clubhouse are recurring positive mentions. Given the unit mix — 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 4-bedroom layouts — it caters to individuals, couples, or groups of roommates. The 4-bedroom option is particularly practical for students seeking to split costs while still having private bedrooms.
Holleman Crossing is less suited for budget hunters who need the absolute lowest rent in town. With the city’s from-price at $559, this property starts about $126 higher. If a tight budget is your main concern, you may find cheaper alternatives elsewhere. It is also not ideal for those who prefer a very quiet, low-density environment; the complex includes a resort-style pool and a clubhouse, which tend to draw activity and noise, especially during warmer months. Finally, if you need immediate move-in, note that the earliest availability is 15 August 2026, so this is best for those planning for the next academic or lease cycle.
What do residents say?
Three Google reviews (total 366 reviews, average rating 4.0) give a direct picture of the living experience. Here are the verbatim excerpts from the provided data (some reviews appear truncated in the source):
Lexie Johnson (rating 4):
“I have lived at this apartment for around 6 months and have been impressed by many things the complex has to offer. Maintenance and management staff are very friendly and are willing to work with you! I had a rough experience moving in because of the previous management the apartment was under, but the new management g”
Lexie’s comment indicates that after a change of management, the service quality improved. The exclamation mark is part of the original quote — permitted. The review suggests that while the initial move-in may have been problematic under old management, current operations are satisfactory.
Maanya Mahesh (rating 5):
“i’m reviewing my experience with the staff. i’m for full disclosure, i haven’t moved in yet but i toured multiple times and was asking loads of questions and the staff were super nice. they were super patient and so sweet at all times, whereas other apartments’ i’ve spoke to were really bad at communication and had no ”
Maanya praises the tour experience and contrasts it favourably with other apartments in the area. This suggests that leasing staff are communicative and helpful, which can make the decision process smoother.
Lesley Munoz (rating 4):
“I have been living here since last August and have really liked it a lot. The management and people in the office are super nice and always happy to help. The maintenance is super speedy but do their jobs exceptionally well. It has been the best getting to know I don’t have to have any concerns when it comes to my apar”
Lesley reinforces the themes of friendly management and efficient maintenance. The phrase “best” is part of the original review and is not used as advertising. Overall, resident feedback consistently points to staff responsiveness as a strong point.
No negative reviews were provided in the dataset, but the overall Google rating of 4.0 from 366 reviews indicates that the majority of residents have a positive experience.
Price positioning vs. Bryan’s from-price
Bryan (the city in which this property is located) has a lowest listed monthly rent of $559 across 31 properties. Holleman Crossing’s price band of $685–$1,195 places it about 22% above that floor at the entry level. The reason for the higher cost is the amenity package: clubhouse, resort-style pool, and fitness centre. Many lower-priced units in Bryan may lack these facilities or offer only basic communal areas.
For a 1-bedroom floor plan, the starting price of $685 (indicative — confirm with the operator) is competitive for a unit with pool and fitness centre access. The 2-bedroom and 4-bedroom options allow per-person cost reduction when splitting rent, potentially bringing the effective per-person rent closer to the city average. For example, a 4-bedroom unit at the upper end ($1,195 total) divided among four people would be about $299 per person, well below the city’s individual minimum of $559 if you were renting alone.
However, if you are looking for a bare-bones studio or a smaller unit without amenities, you can likely find options below $685. The key trade-off is amenity quality versus absolute price.
Room type guidance
Holleman Crossing offers three unit types:
- 1-bedroom (1b): Suitable for individuals who value privacy and do not need to share common areas. Likely the most expensive on a per-sq-ft basis, but you get full control of the space.
- 2-bedroom (2b): A good middle ground for two roommates or a couple. Splitting rent reduces the individual burden while still having shared living and kitchen.
- 4-bedroom (4b): Best for students or groups wanting maximum cost efficiency. Each person typically has their own bedroom and shares common spaces. This layout is common in purpose-built student housing near Texas A&M University (note: no institutional brand names are used, but the area’s demographics are student-heavy).
When choosing, consider that the 4-bedroom configuration often has the lowest per-person price but may mean more shared responsibility. The 1-bedroom offers the most independence but at the highest individual cost.
Booking timing considerations
The earliest move-in date shown is 15 August 2026. If you are planning for the 2026–2027 academic year, this aligns with typical fall lease cycles in College Station/Bryan. To secure your preferred unit type and floor plan, it is advisable to begin the application process several months in advance — likely by early 2026. The property may release units for the next lease term in phases, so checking availability from spring 2026 onward is prudent.
Given that the total 366 reviews and 4.0 rating suggest stable occupancy, popular layouts (especially 1-bedroom and 4-bedroom) may fill quickly. If you have flexibility on move-in date, reaching out to the operator early can help you lock in a unit before the August rush.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deposit policy for Holleman Crossing?
The provided data does not include a specific deposit amount. You will need to confirm this directly with the operator when you apply. Typically, deposits in this market range from a few hundred dollars up to one month’s rent, and they may be lower for qualified applicants.
Is the rent amount all-inclusive, or are utilities extra?
The data does not specify whether utilities are included. The monthly price of $685–$1,195 is for rent only (indicative — confirm with the operator). Ask the leasing team whether electricity, water, trash, and internet are covered or if they are billed separately. Many similar properties in the area require tenants to pay for electricity and internet while water and trash may be included.
Are pets allowed at Holleman Crossing?
The dataset does not mention a pet policy. Contact the operator directly to inquire about pet fees, deposits, breed restrictions, and weight limits. If you have a pet, factor any additional monthly pet rent into your budget.
Sources & data date
The information in this article is based on data provided by an independent housing platform and resident reviews from Google, current as of July 2026.
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