Redpoint Gainesville, gainesville-fl

New parking restrictions are so lame! This has never been a problem til the new management decided to get superior towing involved. There is always plenty of spaces around and now any guests have to pay for parking? Honestly the new management at this place is unbelievable and unbearable! Do not move here!! Having to pay for guest parking and service fees on the silly website and just booting anyone within minutes is borderline criminal.

After living at Redpoint Gainesville for three years, I would NEVER recommend this property!!!! The A/C system they were responsible for maintaining appeared to contain mold, the pool was closed last November after reportedly failing to meet health standards during an inspection, and the trash area was regularly overflowing and unsanitary. Management also changes constantly, and records repeatedly seem to get lost with every transition. Our documented ESA accommodations were handled with unnecessary stress and complete disorganization after living there for 2 1/2 years and was only questioned when new management came onboard. This again highlighted the terrible organizational skills of this community as they didn’t have any of our documentation and challenged my ESAs after sending them multiple documents and even having my therapist contact them. Then, after move-out, Redpoint tried to charge us nearly $3,000 without clearly providing invoices and rather just would say damages. When I asked of purchase dates, proof of replacement, or fair depreciation, they declined and stopped responding to our emails shortly afterward, then they used our unit in a promotional tour video which is quite funny if our apartment was in such bad shape. FYI 5 STAR REVIEWS are only given when they do instagram promotion giving out gift cards if a student leaves a good review and half of the others are people who work at Redpoint I’m attaching photos showing the conditions Redpoint should be addressing, along with some photos of our unit at move-out. Save every email, take pictures of everything, and question every charge. If could give ZERO stars I would and will be reaching to all sources available to me to make sure people steer clear of the nightmare of an apartment complex this is.

New management sucks. The place isn’t being ran as it used to be and I say bring back the old managers. There is constantly garbage everywhere, fees for things we shouldn’t be getting fined for like lights on the balcony, or furniture on our balconies. I also can’t walk my dog without being approached and spoke to by management when they could’ve wrote what they said it in an email. I also don’t receive any emails regarding fees or issues they have with my apartment. I have been living here for over a year. It used to be great but now I can’t live here anymore because of the management and the way the apartments are being kept. Like the appliances haven’t worked in ages. The toilet is outdated and runs constantly, the showers leak, black mold everywhere that we have to pay to treat or they fine us. Say the dryer broke they make you pay for it. They say that they will do inspections but then are too scared of your pets to come in and actually see the problems. Not really all that pet friendly. We have also been waiting for nearly a YEAR since July for them to replace our carpet because the people doing the carpet replacement didn’t want to come in because of our pets. The manager said that they would come back and they never did. The carpet is absolutely falling apart! So live here if you want to actually increase your rent every month by a couple hundred dollars and live with broken appliances/rotting carpet with managers who don’t care about your situations and just about money.

STAY AWAY!! I lived here for two years and watched it decline year over year. The first year brought Wi-Fi outages, sparse and irritating but acceptable. By year two, we had 4 (FOUR!) weeks of combined zero connection. Completely unacceptable for a supposedly college-focused complex. RedPoint of Gainesville fails to meet minimum standards students actually need. Instead of upgrading amenities, management prioritizes profit extraction. They replaced free parking with a paid system and now charge monthly fees for parking in your own apartment. After merging with another private equity group Scion Group has become aggressive about squeezing residents for every dollar. On move-out, they hit me with over three hundred dollars in bogus fees that are provably false. I cannot recommend this complex in good faith. Stay far away.

I moved to Redpoint in January, and overall everything was great at first. There was free parking for residents and their guests, the property was clean, and I really enjoyed living here during the first few months. Once they started leasing for the 2027–2028 year, a lot changed. Free guest parking was removed and replaced with 24 hours free, followed by $2 per hour or $15 per day. While I appreciate the initial 24-hour grace period, I still think $15 per day is excessive. It would have been nice if residents who had already renewed their leases had been grandfathered into the previous policy. I've given management multiple suggestions because they continue to say the changes are for the "convenience" of residents, but in my experience they've had the opposite effect. My guests often drive over an hour to visit me, and paying $15 every visit adds up very quickly. In the past two weeks alone, I've spent about $90 on guest parking. It's become a major deterrent for friends and family who want to visit. Management has also said the parking revenue will be used to improve the property, but the pool has remained closed during the middle of summer, and it seems like there's almost always at least one amenity that isn't available. Between the increase in rent and the added parking costs, I don't plan on renewing again after my current lease ends. It feels like residents are being charged more while receiving fewer benefits. I’m more than willing to sit down with management and discuss ways they can actually improve resident living while also fulfilling their goal of “limiting unauthorized vehicles and make parking available for all residents.” They should have no issue taking the time to speak face-to-face with residents if that’s their goal.