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Taylor Commons

Updated 2026-08-23 · 3,566 reviewed · 599 listed · Scored from 140 Google reviews · How we rank ›

3.6(140) 59 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified Publishes prices
Student HousingAffordable & Low-Income HousingSenior & 55+ LivingPet-Friendly ApartmentsLuxury Apartments
Taylor Commons
Location
Woodhaven, Fort Worth
Services
Student Housing, Affordable & Low-Income Housing, Senior & 55+ Living
Reviews
140
Best for
Students and budget-conscious renters moving in fresh; those in quiet neighborhoods who prioritize leasing staff attentiveness.

Business data from Google Business Profile, checked 2026-08-23. Facts from the business's own website were fetched 2026-07-24.

The real story

Cory's recent management and maintenance staff (Tim) have earned strong praise for responsiveness and professionalism, especially among new residents and those who have seen recent improvement. Serious infrastructure issues-summer heat failures, unresolved pest problems, closed amenities (pool, social area) despite repeated promises-frustrate established tenants and suggest maintenance backlog over quick fixes.

Long-term residents report feeling deprioritized as the community prioritizes new move-ins. Hidden fees, sporadic security, and amenity hours that don't match resident schedules add to wear and discontent despite the friendliness of some staff.

Praised for
  • responsive, caring manager in Cory
  • helpful leasing staff (Kamitia, Desiree, Kamitia)
  • fast, professional maintenance (Tim)
  • quiet community
  • clean grounds
Watch-outs
  • heat/AC failures in summer, portable AC band-aid
  • pest infestations (ants, roaches) not professionally managed
  • slow maintenance response; resolved without visits
  • false promises on amenity repairs (social area, pool)
  • gym hours close when residents want to use it
  • long-term residents deprioritized vs. new tenants
  • unexpected fines ($100 for trash, cat feeding)
  • vehicle safety concerns, security rarely visible
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Best for: Students and budget-conscious renters moving in fresh; those in quiet neighborhoods who prioritize leasing staff attentiveness.
Think twice if: Long-term tenants should expect slower response to maintenance, recurring heat/pest problems, and unclear cost structures (sudden $100 fines). Verify gym hours match your schedule.

Where it delivers

  • Strong manager (Cory) and maintenance (Tim) responsiveness
  • helpful leasing tour staff
  • quiet community feel
  • pet-friendly with dog park

What to ask before signing

  • Manager Cory Rodgers praised for move-in coordination and responsiveness
  • Tim (maintenance) noted for fast problem-solving and professionalism
  • Leasing staff (Kamitia Watson, Desiree) praised for tour experience and pre-move calls
  • Summer AC failures common; complex distributes portable units instead of systemic repair
  • Pest control contracted services not in place; residents given plug-in devices
  • Social area closed 3+ years despite repeated repair emails
  • Pool broken for months with false repair promises
  • Gym access restricted to office hours only

How residents rate the community

Student Housing
New residents praise leasing staff (Kamitia, Desiree) and report quiet, clean community; long-term students note slow maintenance and broken amenities.
Affordable & Low-Income Housing
Price point accessible; residents report unexpected $100 fines that undercut advertised value.
Pet-Friendly Apartments
Dog park available; one resident fined $100 for feeding cats despite pet-friendly label.
Senior & 55+ Living
One 5-year resident reports quiet, clean community and responsive staff; another notes heat/pest issues and deprioritization of long-term tenants.

Measured against the market

  • Rated 3.6 against a 3.95 average across the 159 student housing businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 54% of the businesses in this directory.

How we got this number

How We Rank
Star rating 10
Review volume 93
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 42
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Ratings pulled apart

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Get in touch

Address
5600 Cotswold Hills Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76112
Open in Google Maps

Last verified 2026-08-23

Office hours

Monday
09:00-18:00
Tuesday
09:00-18:00
Wednesday
09:00-18:00
Thursday
09:00-18:00
Friday
09:00-18:00
Saturday
10:00-17:30
Sunday
Closed

As listed on Google.

From the property's site

Services listed
1 bedroom apartments2 bedroom apartmentsswimming pooldog parkgymclubhousebusiness centercoffee and tea bar
Published prices
A2 1 Bed 1 Bath apartment
Starting at $805/month
A3 1 Bed 1 Bath apartment
Starting at $930/month
B2 2 Bed 2 Bath apartment
Starting at $1,159/month

As published by the business on its own website; not independently verified.

Common questions

What are the current unit prices?
Their website lists starting rents of $805/month for A2 1-bed units, $930/month for A3 1-bed units, and $1,159/month for B2 2-bed units.
When can I use the gym?
The gym is open during office hours only; reviewers note this means access is closed when most residents want to work out.
Is the pool currently open?
Multiple recent reviews report the pool has been broken for months; the complex has repeatedly promised repairs but not delivered.

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Last updated 2026-08-23