Crosspointe Community Association

I lived in this community for 6 years and loved it. The staff were friendly and helpful, the facilities were great and kept up well, the landscaping was done regularly and nicely. The only. complaints I would have were the landscapers would blow the leaves and clippings under the fence and into the lower lanais. Also, our upstairs neighbors sounded like a herd of rhinos, but that’s condi living for you. The pool, fitness room, and park were great to use. The sidewalks all around the complex were nice for evening strolls. Surprisingly quiet for its location, which we loved because of how centrally located it is. Units don’t come up often, so if one does grab it! Great for kids and pets. A little sad to leave, but upwards and onwards!

This place is horrible! We were visiting friends that live there and registered at the guardshack for a visitor pass, then the manager on duty for an extended pass. To get the pass we had to register the car’s make, model, license plate number, registration number, our ID and number, along with our hosts information.
On our last night our car was towed! They said It was because our pass was not displayed! Why collect all of that information if they don’t use it!!!
We registered with the lady that got it towed and we’re the only car towed! If you read the sign posted, it says you need to have manager approval OR a pass displayed!!!

Cute place to live but their security and association is a joke. Beware, they claim their community is secure and gated but it’s really all for show. Anybody can get in and out, they just need to watch what guard is on duty because most will just open the gate for you and let you drive on in if you go through the resident side even if you don’t have a decal on your vehicle or show any proof of having the fob key. When a crime is committed on property, they do not care and will refuse to help you. Both the association and security provide horrible service and can’t even properly communicate with the residents when a situation occurs. Extremely disappointing. Don’t be fooled by their «we are a tight knit community crap».

I’ve lived here all my life. My parents bought a place here when it was first being built back in the mid 80’s. When my boyfriend and I were looking for a place together I told him Crosspointe would be an awesome place to look; that’s how much I enjoy“ed” everything Crosspointe was about. Its conveniently located; central to almost everything; nice, quiet, respectable gated-​community; great facilities; all of those good things you’d be looking for when finding a place to settle down.
When my parents originally bought the place, it was supposed to be owner-​occupant meaning your neighbors would be people you’d see and get to know for a long time which is always nice in a little, close nit community. Soon after they bought the place that was changed to where people could lease their units to renters, which still is absolutely fine; if not for that my boyfriend and I would never have been able to live here.
I’ve never had an issue with anything… UNTIL NOW.
If you have lived here for as long as I have, you’ll know the place has «gone to the dogs». There has always been a whole list of «house rules» which is completely understandable especially since we all live in close proximity to each other. Those rules are designed to keep up the integrity of the place as well as to ensure every resident is conscientious about/​towards each other. Security guards are implemented in order to ensure rules are being followed. The problem with that is the inconsistency of enforcement of those rules.
There is a fine line between «doing your job» and abuse of authority. When it starts heading down that road and onto the road of harassment, changes need to be made. I have spoken to the resident manager about the fact that I’m starting to feel very uncomfortable about the conduct of the security guards (one in particular) but its almost as if she brushed me off. I can see why she did it, as with most companies you try to protect your employees, but when the conduct of your employees are unprofessional and less than satisfactory it is definitely grounds for change.
If you talk to a long time resident/​owner they will probably have the same opinion as I do: nice place to live, everything physical about the place us great. Its sercurity and management that are the problems.

My mom has lived in this complex for 5 years and its been a great experience. The association takes great care of the grounds and the neighbors are friendly. I used the pool and workout room on my visit here and it satisfied my needs. the machines in the workout room is of the same quality as 24hr, small but good.

This place is very quiet considering its so close to major roads and the freeways. This is an ideal place to live if you have a busy lifestyle because of the markets and food places in the area plus the amenities that crosspointe provides.

Has a recreation center with a pool, hot tub, propane grills, volleyball court, new weight room. I haven’t checked out the weight room yet. Rec center is open till 10 PM. Security fob is required to enter the recreation center and weight room. The rec center also has vending machines in the back. Visitors parking is limited around all parking lots around Crosspointe and usually fill up on days where events are being held at the Aloha Stadium. On days when there’s an event at the stadium, traffic getting into Crosspointe is a hastle. There’s also a small grassy park towards the back of Crosspointe. If visitors are staying overnight, a parking pass is required for vehicles in visitors stalls which may be acquired from the guard shack. Warning, vehicles will be towed after 2 AM. Only seven passes are allowed per residence per month.

There are one and two bedroom town homes surrounded by lots of foliage! I love how there are so many paths that dogs can roam around. I appreciate it a lot actually. There are stickers needed for entry. Security is friendly and present so that’s a good thing. There are a lot of rules… I guess that’s true for any association. There is a pool, plenty of guest stalls, minimal work out equipment, grills, and a playground/​park. The location is central with a Target down the street and Aloha Stadium within walking distance (KMart and Sac N Save aren’t the greatest and their checkout lines… totally different story) and you’re close enough to town. The commute to downtown is probably 45 minutes to an hour. The place is filled with lots of Asians and military families. Also the place is very dog friendly. I have seen so many dogs in the short time I was there.
My sister wanted to have a pool party here and it was easy to throw, you just need to clean up and take out all your trash. You basically wouldn’t have to leave here unless you needed groceries or needed to go to that awful place called work. Anyway, I am liking Crosspointe so far =).

Ive been living here for about 6 years now. Love it here. Quiet area, parking is great and accessability to the freeway, sack n save, starbucks, restaurants, and other activities are near by and easy to get to. Best thing about here is sports season or any kind of events at the stadium its walking distance so i never need to worry about parking or anything and my friends can come park in the visitors stalls and we all walk as a group. The pool and grill area are super nice and spacious. Theres even an area to reserve if you want to host a party with a mini stage as well in case you need it. The staff are all super friendly and the area is well maintained.

I’ve been living here for a little over 10 years from a studio to a 1 bedroom with patio town home. I like living here cause it’s convenient and central to everything! 15 minutes to town, 15 minutes to work (Ko Olina), 15 minutes over H3. Over the course of time I’ve seen many short term renters mainly because this gated community houses many military citizens that work close to pearl harbor/​ft shafter. And thru this course of time, I’ve see a variety of different types of people living here from caucasions, orientals, African American and to pacific islander. I guess you can call it «the melting pot» of this gated community. Where my bf and I live, it’s quiet and cool. We don’t face the sunset so it’s cool. I like having a patio although it was never utilized to host a BBQ get together as of yet but maybe one day it will. The security here is friendly but the way things are handled at the gate is a JOKE (but I’ll keep the reason out of this review & that’s why I didn’t give this place 5*****). If your thinking of residing here, do it. You’ll like it!