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Peaceful streets, ideal for focused study
City centre, walkable, lively all hours
Supermarkets, shops, cafés all nearby
AI Property Summary
The Collective at Lubbock offers off-campus cottage apartments with 2, 3, 4, and 5 bedrooms, featuring private bedrooms and bathrooms, in-unit washer/dryers, and modern finishes. It is conveniently located less than a mile from Texas Tech University, with a shuttle service to campus, and a short drive from South Plains College Lubbock Center. Key amenities include a resort-style pool, fitness center, private study spaces, and a newly renovated resident clubhouse.
3.3
Average
From $511 /month
2001 9th St, Lubbock, TX 79401, US-Show on Google Maps
3.3
Average
Based on 250 Google reviews
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These are the 5 latest Google reviews for The Collective At Lubbock.
Reviews tend to skew toward strong opinions. They're a useful guide, but may not reflect the typical day-to-day experience.
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January 2026
This is an awesome place to live. We love the pool and grill area and the well equipped gym. It is very close to Texas Tech, and a short drive down the highway to some great shopping and food experiences! All of the staff from the maintenance, to the front desk, everyone is so nice and very helpful! It’s pet friendly and very close to a nice dog park!
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October 2025
Area is nice, the rec center is great but the apliences are pretty messed up, additionally there is paint all over the floors and wood chips, the paint that they touched the place up with before move in isnt even the same color.
3
August 2025
The house was a good layout and has good furniture if you get the add on, I wish it came with a nightstand, but it came with a dresser, bed, and desk. It wasn’t very clean and the carpets were kind of stained but it smelled okay and wasn’t terrible. I liked the back patio if you get the courtyard add on, very good size and has a fire pit
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August 2025
This place is way overpriced for the poor quality of the apartments. I got lucky and happened to get new carpet, but most of my friends’ units had carpets in the WORST condition imaginable. The overall materials used throughout the apartments are the lowest-grade materials possible. The water pressure in my shower was crazy low, and the water smelled and tasted so much like chlorine and chemicals. The location was also a major problem for me… being right off Avenue Q means constant exposure to Lubbock’s homeless population. The doors and windows don’t seal properly, so everyday i had a pile of dirt in my living room that had blown in from underneath the front door. The walls are so thin that you can hear every neighbor’s conversation and music from cars streets away. On top of that, packages are often lost or sent back, and management constantly looks for ways to up-charge. For example, after moving out, my friend was billed $175 for keys I had already returned for her over a month earlier. I clearly DO NOT recommend The Collective for student living.
June 2025
I moved here 2 years ago and it was decent. The only good thing about this place is that you could potentially get your own house/building, but other than that, they charge you for anything when it’s not your fault. The WiFi sometimes sucks and I’ve noticed sometimes when I go back home outta town, maintenance would come and leave my ac or light on.
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