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4.0 (120 reviews)New Port Richey, FL
Independent Living and Assisted Living in New Port Richey, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
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Landing of St Andrew is a senior living community in New Port Richey, Florida. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.
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“I am actually moving in this week. Not sure why this place doesn't have a 5.0 rating. Beautiful complex and very well kept. All of the residents I have spoken with love it here”
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4.0 · 120 reviewsI am actually moving in this week. Not sure why this place doesn't have a 5.0 rating. Beautiful complex and very well kept. All of the residents I have spoken with love it here
I am writing to offer a formal commendation regarding the management and maintenance of The Landings of St. Andrew, based on both personal experience and a professional background that has required decades of evaluating residential property management. Over the course of my adult life, I have lived in multiple apartment communities. Professionally, I served as counsel to a state-court-appointed receiver overseeing distressed apartment properties; ran a department for a national insurance company responsible for financing and evaluating the management of approximately 18,000 affordable…
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I am writing to offer a formal commendation regarding the management and maintenance of The Landings of St. Andrew, based on both personal experience and a professional background that has required decades of evaluating residential property management. Over the course of my adult life, I have lived in multiple apartment communities. Professionally, I served as counsel to a state-court-appointed receiver overseeing distressed apartment properties; ran a department for a national insurance company responsible for financing and evaluating the management of approximately 18,000 affordable multifamily units across 30 states managed by many of the finest real estate companies; and later served as General Counsel to a state housing finance agency with a large affordable-housing portfolio. I also participated in the 1992 revision of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program as one of three state finance agency attorneys advising the Chairman of the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means. As a result, I am somewhat acquainted with the regulatory, operational, and ethical standards that separate effective property management from poor—or even corrupt and abusive—practice I have observed elsewhere. I lived for two years at The Landings of St. Andrew. During that time, the general manager, Ms. Williams-Walker, consistently demonstrated professionalism, responsiveness, and integrity. Issues were addressed promptly and effectively, communication was clear and respectful, and decisions were made with evident regard for both resident protections and sound management practice. The same may be said of the maintenance team, whose work was timely, competent, and unfailingly courteous. They understood their roles, took pride in their work, and responded to resident needs with both skill and good will—qualities that are far less common than they should be. No residential community is perfect. What distinguishes this one is that management makes a genuine, good-faith effort to honor resident protections reflected in the HUD Handbook and the governing provisions applicable to tax-credit properties. Having seen both exemplary and deeply deficient and corrupt operations across the country, I can state without reservation that this management and maintenance team ranks among the best I have encountered. I offer this commendation with appreciation and respect.
Great building. A+ Staff. Weather has kept me from going to the pool yet, I'll update later this week. Very clean, apartments are well thought out and you don't here people walking on the upper floor (I'm on 4 of 5). Laundry & trash on every floor. Price actually let's people retire here on a limited income...but you definitely don't feel it! Safe, lots of activities. Nice people to meet. NO PET RENT, Amazing, just $300 deposit@ if I had any box that I can't mark, no balcony. Too many positives to really miss it. Get on waitlist! You won't be sorry!
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The rating of 3.9 is not even close to being correct. I was over for a tour yesterday and it is a very beautiful well kept community. I have decided to move there
Update 1/2026 Now getting ready to move in but if I could rate the person that “painted “ my apartment I would rate that person a one, same for the carpet person too.. Sad.. I contacted this community "again" today probably about the 4th time for that. The lady I spoke with was sooooo rude it's unbelievable she is allowed to answer any phone. I was inquiring about renting an apartment and obtaining an application WELL I thought I was being questioned by the FBI. First she "questioned" if I could afford $1000.00+ for an apartment HUH me with a FICO score of over 800 which here in Florida is a miracle blessing, second and the most egregious one was when she questioned my age stating "you don't sound old enough to live here" that statement I don't care what state you're in clearly violated FEDERAL AGE DISCRIMINATION LAW even if you are a HUD governed community (which is Federal too) you still have to follow Federal laws. She would not believe me that I am about to be 84 yrs old because I didn't sound it ; talk about discrimination. She said she would email me an application but I sincerely doubt I will receive one. I've been living here in Florida since 1995 but have never come across such poorly managed businesses as I have that are here in New Port Richey not sure how they manage to get renters with people like that working in their offices. Rule #1 Don't paint all people with the same brush..!!
We applied and went through the process. We were told that we qualified and showed us a unit that we loved. We hired movers and gave notice to the apartment we were currently renting. We went in yesterday to sign the lease. We were told that we had to verify some things and asked for six months of bank statements. We had an appointment for 9:00 AM this morning. Last evening my husband received a phone call that an error had been made by someone in the office and that we no longer qualified because we made too much money with our social security. He was also told that they wanted to help us. When they didn’t call at the time they said they would we called them. They had not done anything except a computer search of apartments. We are devastated by this and now need to start all over again. Unless we end up homeless if they have already rented the apartment we are in.
Get a new cleaner. She's always playing music OUT LOUD and being rude as hell to everyone. Horrible.
I 100% agree with Summer Gordon's review dated 1 month ago. Her assessment of the building and the management is spot on. The management now hides behind closed doors to avoid speaking with panicked residence. Somebody do something!!!
What families highlight
- Engaging daily activities program
- Friendly, caring on-site staff
- Responsive maintenance crew
- Heated pool and Jacuzzi
- Pet-friendly community
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