The Continuum Apartments, gainesville-fl

Ms. Lyn, the manager, is incredibly kind, responsive, understanding, and professional. Since I moved in, our unit has had several maintenance issues. While a few are still being addressed, she has consistently worked hard to resolve them. She genuinely cares about the residents and always does her best to address concerns as quickly and efficiently as possible. I truly appreciate Ms. Lyn's outstanding management and the entire staff's dedication, commitment, and support.

I love this location! It allows me to feel like I'm on campus, but not on-campus. One of the best things about here.... THERE'S A PARKING GARAGE. Considering hurricane season seems to be whenever and wherever in Florida, it was a huge selling point to protect my car. They recently got a new manager and I've been able to see the changes around here that I'm looking forward to!!

I lived here for 3 years. The first 2.5 years were great. The maintenance was amazing and the management was reasonable. This past January the entire staff changed (new property manager, new maintenance, etc.). Since then, everything has gone down hill. Trash is not cleared, maintenance is slow, management is not organized. Overall the location is great, the gym has good equipment, and the prices are reasonable for the location. But I am glad I was moving out this year regardless due to graduation. I hope management gets better but for now I’d be weary about signing a lease until things settle down.

I would first like to congratulate the ownership of the Continuum property on the hiring of Lyn, the new property manager. As a parent of a child who is currently residing in the Continuum Apartments I am thoroughly impressed with her responsiveness to the residents. A work order was placed through their portal about the a/c unit in the apartment not cooling. I contact the office to obtain a status update and spoke a young lady, presumably student/resident, She advised management is aware of the problem and that they currently have a service company on site diagnosing the issue. When she couldn’t provide an estimated time frame I asked if I could speak with the property manager. She apologized by saying she is out of the office and was not sure if she would be returning; it was late afternoon on a Friday. The young lady took my name and phone number and said she would leave her a message. To my surprise, I received a call from Tatiana, resident manager, who advised they had received my message and wanted let me know they are working on a temporary a/c solution while they await the completed evaluation for a permanent solution. She mentioned they would try to have a portable unit placed in the room but it may take a day or two but she would keep me updated. At 6:45pm on a Friday evening, I received a call from Lyn, the new property manager. She wanted to let me know she had received my message and that they had purchased a portable a/c and was delivering it to the apartment as we spoke. As a parent, it is very comforting to know there is now a manager who care about a property that has been neglected but also a manager who cares about the residents as well. Forrest

Moved in and noticed mold shortly after. Maintenance came by and said it looked painted over, over course management denied this. They “fixed” it. It came back in not too long. Both renovations were lengthy as they were “looking for the source”. Ultimately it was never found. Both renovation eras managment refused to prorate my rent, despite the area of renovation being unusable. The apartments overall are poorly built and lacking renovations. Baseboards in the bathroom are peeling, there’s rust on lighting fixtures. Whoever painted did a lackluster job as there are random paint splatters everywhere. The walls are super thin I can hear my neighbors talking at regular volumes. The elevators are slow and sometimes don’t come at all. No central A/C or heating. Just wall and window units. Which are old and rusty. The hot water heater is in the closet, the only separation is a “wall” that’s really a wooden board drilled on. Windows of first floor apartments go shattered for months. The gym equipment is rusty as well. The only pros are that it’s a 20 minute walk to the west side of UF’s campus and it’s the cheapest apartment in the area. Though it is still a minimum of $1000 a month.