Before you sign the lease, make sure where you'll be staying (stay away from the back corner...we've had some friends stay there and it was the worst experience ever!!), and how long the lease is. As opposed to other apartment complexes, Royal Crest only offers lease terms for 10, 11, and 12 months...go find the logic in that. Also, before you move in, make sure you have some kind of insurance or alarm on your cars because our car and another one got broken into in the same night and then another one got broken into a couple of days after that.

People tend to choose the parking lot most of the time to make it their personal pinball place. Watch your cars because some people don't respect other people's property.

User Responses
From: balancedandfair	Date: 01/17/2007
Have to disagree with this comment. This apartment complex offers more than the 10, 11, or 12 month leases.
From: FutureRenter2007	Date: 02/01/2007
What about the cars being broken in to? What steps did management take in fixing that problem? I'm apartment hunting right now and Royal Crest isn't looking like a place I would want to move in to.
From: eylar	Date: 08/11/2008
From a current renter: As far as the cars being broken into, the culprit was caught several months ago and the car break ins have stopped. It was one or two people that continued to be elusive to everyone who lived and worked here. Also, there are more options. My first lease was 8 months long. It might as well have been 2 years long, because I am still here!
From: Anonymous	Date: 09/10/2009
Didn't get my car broken into, but had someone ding it. hated the place....glad to have moved away

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