Stoneridge Apartments

Reviews

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  Ivy Gonzalez

  Apr 24, 2026
  5.0
  I honestly will say that the team there at the front area is perfect. I love the maintenance people as well though I haven’t lived here long. I will say that Michael and ms.shay above and beyond and making sure that my needs were addressed swiftly.
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  Annette Reyes

  Mar 31, 2026
  5.0
  I’ve been meaning to write a review for a good minute - while there were so many apartments I could have lived in when I moved to Gainesville and many more with the scariest reviews … all I can say is that I was pretty darn blessed to have been able to find Stoneridge. Not going to lie, I feel terrible for those who had had anything but a great experience. It’s also sad to say that no place is perfect especially living in a college based city and sometimes it’s a bit of a gamble. I can only speak for myself and I’ve had such an amazing experience so far here at Stoneridge. Shayla and Diana at the main office are so sweet and always willing to answer questions and if they can’t answer it then, they make sure to follow up when they can. The apartment complex is huge and sometimes it does require for one to be patient as far as emails or maintenance requests, but they absolutely do their best to make sure you feel heard and taken care of. The apartment itself is a huge W and especially with the square footage and price (compared to the current market). I’d definitely recommend this place to a loved one!
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  Vanessa Marie

  Jan 12, 2026
  1.0
  I moved into Stoneridge in August (my boyfriend has lived here for years). While the location, pool, and amenities look appealing, management is failing to meet basic legal obligations required of landlords in Florida. From day one, our unit has had a German roach infestation. This was reported immediately. Pest control has only treated the unit twice, despite continued infestations and roach traps visibly filled with roaches. During an inspection, management emailed us stating “I saw no roach” while traps containing roaches were sitting on the kitchen counter. Denying documented pest activity does not make it disappear. Florida law requires landlords to provide and maintain safe, sanitary, and habitable living conditions, including proper pest control and functional essential services. Our unit was delivered in poor and unsafe condition, including bad carpets, broken lights and doorknobs, inconsistent A/C, inconsistent hot water, and unstable refrigerator temperatures. Multiple maintenance visits either failed to fix issues or made them worse, including multiple floods inside the unit caused by attempted repairs. Instead of correcting these problems, staff have been dismissive, hostile, and avoidant, frequently marking maintenance requests as “completed” when they were not, denying obvious issues, and creating a hostile environment when residents insist problems be properly addressed. This pattern appears retaliatory and has caused significant stress, sleep disruption, and health concerns. This complex houses a large number of international students, many of whom may be unfamiliar with U.S. tenant rights or hesitant to challenge management. Based on both our experience and the volume of similar reviews, this community appears to rely on that imbalance, leaving vulnerable tenants to tolerate conditions that do not meet legal habitability standards. After reviewing other reviews, it’s clear this is systemic, not an isolated issue. Management frequently responds to complaints with denial rather than accountability. Prospective tenants should know: you have legal rights, regardless of student or visa status. No apartment complex is exempt from habitability laws. If you move here, document everything, know your tenant rights, and do not assume management will act in good faith once your lease is signed.
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  Jason

  Jan 11, 2026
  1.0
  Management is slow to respond or ignores complaints altogether. Staff are unprofessional, maintenance is poor, and common areas are often dirty. Roaches are a real problem. Communication is bad, amenities are frequently broken, and there’s obvious favoritism toward certain tenants. Overall, not well managed.
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  Dylan Grayson

  Jan 7, 2026
  1.0
  Office clearly has favorites. I experienced inconsistent treatment and felt profiled during my interactions with management. Policies didn’t seem to be applied equally, which made the experience frustrating and unfair.

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