Stonepost Crossing Apartments

One star. All smiles before signing a lease. The middle finger comes out afterwards from them. Noisy. Don’t live in a unit next to 135th. Heck. Just don’t live here at all. Find somewhere else that actually cares about their tenants and don’t just see them as dollar signs.

One star. All smiles before signing a lease. The middle finger comes out afterwards from them. Noisy. Don’t live in a unit next to 135th. Heck. Just don’t live here at all. Find somewhere else that actually cares about their tenants and don’t just see them as dollar signs.

As a resident of Stonepost Crossing for almost three years I have witnessed the decline of this property under the new Management of Price Brothers.

Do not buy into the "Amenities" they have. Pool looks amazing! However, count on it being closed at least once per week. They don't have an adequate staff to maintain a pool so they have to close it to try and get it back to inspection level (Safe) after the weekend. They say it is the fault of the residents breaking the rules. If you look a... certain way you can get away with anything at the pool. Brining in 10+ guests, using glass, blasting music on speakers, not having kids in proper swimming attire (leading the pool to close because someone defecated in the pool) are weekly occurrences and it never changes. Not everyone is afforded the leniency to the rules.

Landscaping consists of grass cutting. The property hasn't been mulched in years. There are rusting irrigation lines above the ground practically everywhere. Areas where the grass has died and never replaced. Many landscape beds are just dirt weed beds with stumps from trees that died. There are areas that look like the pictures...near the club house where you will tour.

If there is a problem Price Brothers will refer to the lease as "The responsibility of the resident". They are very serious about quoting the lease when it benefits them. However if it inconveniences them, there is a deafening silence. Examples such as:

- Dumpster rarely works, usually overloaded with trash everywhere
- Pool closed typically weekly
-Lease does not allow "Service Vans/ Company Vehicles" to be stored and parked on property. There must be 15+ of them in the lot. Another example of "Selective" enforcement
-Walkways have areas that are broken and no repair which is dangerous.
-Landscaping across outside areas (not clubhouse) is completely neglected

There are better options on all sides of Stonepost Crossing that are well kept, less expensive, and treat their residents as customers. Find one and steer away from Price Brothers who believes that you are the lucky one to live in one of their properties. Lee mas

First off I want to say a huge thank you to Dalton at the leasing office for being so amazing and thorough throughout our whole move in process! We moved in from out of state, Dalton was extremely responsive, informative, and professional throughout the whole entire process. Because of Dalton and his hard work our move in process was a breeze. Our unit is gorgeous, and I am in love with the beautiful finishes in the apartment. The granite counters and the gray crown molding are stunning, and the... neutral color palette of the unit has made decorating a breeze. The neighborhood is peaceful, and the location of our apartment makes travel easy, and shopping convenient. Not to mention the community has frequent events so that you can have an opportunity to mingle and get to know your neighbors. The amenities are spot on, and include a gorgeous pool, a gym, the business center, and a car washing station. They also have really great specials going on, and we were lucky enough to opt in for those. The units are spacious and modern, the amenities are spot on, the location is perfect, and the leasing office couldn’t be more helpful and pleasant. We are so happy to be here! Lee mas

Honestly living here wasn’t awful. We loved the look of the apartment and the space. There were some great community events. Our neighbors are the reason we are moving. You can hear a lot through the walls and that’s fine, but their constant loud music, yelling and now a gym in their garage, where all their friends come, that runs below our apartment. I’m over it. Good luck to whoever lives in this unit next!