Overview and location
The Collective At Lubbock is a student housing property located at Lubbock, TX 79401, USA. It offers shared apartments with 2‑bedroom, 3‑bedroom, 4‑bedroom, and 5‑bedroom unit types. The building is within walking distance of the local university campus, and residents can reach shopping areas and dining options with a short drive. Amenities include a gym, a study area, and a swimming pool — all noted as community perks. The property is open to tenants looking for a lease starting August 14, 2026, with a minimum lease term of four months.
Who this residence suits
Students and young professionals who prioritise a strong social and community setting will likely find The Collective At Lubbock appealing. The building’s pool, grill area, and gym are frequently used by residents, and the staff — from maintenance to front desk — receive consistent praise for their helpfulness. The property also allows pets (subject to property policy), which suits residents who want to live with their animals.
Those who value convenience in location will appreciate the proximity to the university campus and easy highway access to shopping and food options. Residents who opt for the furniture add‑on will receive a bed, desk, and dresser, making move‑in simpler for international students or those arriving without large items.
The property’s minimum lease of four months also makes it a potential fit for short‑term enrolments or internship stays during the 2026/27 academic year.
Who this residence does not suit
The Collective At Lubbock may not suit budget‑conscious renters. Its monthly rent starts at 642 USD (indicative — confirm with the operator) and goes up to 1,009 USD, which is significantly above Lubbock’s overall student‑housing starting price of 350 USD per month. Residents who are looking for the cheapest available option in the city should explore other properties.
Those who expect high‑end finishes and pristine conditions may be disappointed. Some units have stained carpets, low‑grade building materials, and inconsistent water pressure. The property has a Google rating of 3.3 stars (based on 255 reviews), indicating a mixed overall experience. While common areas and staff receive high marks, individual unit conditions vary considerably.
Residents who need a nightstand or prefer a fully equipped bedroom out of the box might find the standard furniture package incomplete. The add‑on package does not include a nightstand, and some guests have noted that the initial cleanliness upon move‑in could be improved.
What residents actually say
Three verified Google reviews offer a balanced picture of the property:
Hadley Perkins (1‑star)
“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 […]”
Bella Aduddell (3‑star)
“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”
This Simple Life (5‑star)
“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 a[…]”
These reviews highlight the gap between the property’s strengths — location, staff, amenities — and the inconsistent quality of the actual apartment units. Future residents should expect a trade‑off: communal spaces and service are strong, but individual unit conditions may require a personal inspection before signing.
Pricing and room types
All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator.
- Monthly rent range: 642 USD – 1,009 USD
- Price duration: Monthly
- Minimum lease: 4 months (starting August 14, 2026)
- Security deposit: Not specified; confirm with the operator
Lubbock city reference: The lowest price among student housing properties in Lubbock is 350 USD per month. The Collective At Lubbock starts at almost double that, placing it in the mid‑to‑upper price tier for the city.
Room types available:
- 2‑bedroom (shared apartment)
- 3‑bedroom
- 4‑bedroom
- 5‑bedroom
Unit options include a “courtyard add‑on” (back patio) and a “furniture add‑on” (bed, desk, dresser — no nightstand). Residents should verify whether utilities, internet, and parking are included, as these are not detailed in the available data.
Booking timing
The property becomes available for move‑in on August 14, 2026. Given the minimum lease of four months, residents can stay through at least December 2026 or extend into 2027.
For the 2026/27 academic year, early booking (now through early 2026) is advisable if you want to secure a unit with the courtyard or furniture add‑on, as these may be limited. Because the property has a mix of unit conditions, it is especially important to request a specific unit tour or ask for recent photos of the exact room you will be assigned. Waiting until later in spring or summer 2026 may leave fewer choices, particularly for the lower‑priced 2‑bedroom or 3‑bedroom options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Collective At Lubbock pet-friendly?
Yes. According to a resident review, the property is pet‑friendly. You should confirm specific pet policies (breed restrictions, fees, deposits) directly with the operator before signing a lease.
What is the minimum lease term?
The minimum lease term is 4 months. That means you can book from August 14, 2026 through at least mid‑December 2026, or extend into longer terms. Shorter stays may not be available.
How does the price compare to other options in Lubbock?
The starting price at The Collective At Lubbock is 642 USD per month, while the lowest price among all student housing properties in Lubbock is 350 USD per month. That makes this property roughly 83% more expensive than the cheapest option in the city. However, it includes a gym, pool, study area, and proximity to campus, which may justify the higher cost for some residents.
Sources & data date
Property information, reviews, and pricing data are sourced from the operator’s listing as of 2026-07. All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator.
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