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Kissimmee Apartment Complexes — Pros & Cons From Real Resident Reviews

14 communities reviewed · Updated Jul 2026

Kissimmee's rental market stretches from established communities along the Vine Street and John Young corridors to newer builds around The Loop, the Tapestry development, and the tech-focused NeoCity district. Proximity to Walt Disney World and the US-192 tourism corridor shapes the market, with resort-style amenity packages far more common here than in most Central Florida suburbs.

Per public listings in mid-2026, one-bedroom rents at established 34741 and 34744 communities generally run in the low-$1,100s to mid-$1,400s, while newer communities near The Loop, Tapestry, NeoCity, and the 34746/34747 resort corridor typically start in the $1,400s to low-$1,700s. Citywide one-bedroom averages cluster in the $1,300-$1,600 range depending on the source, with frequent concessions such as one to two months free at newer lease-ups.

Caribbean Villas / North Kissimmee (34741) (1)Cypress Reserve / near Tapestry (34741) (1)East Kissimmee (34744) (1)NeoCity (34744) (1)North Kissimmee (34741) (1)North Kissimmee (34744) (1)North Kissimmee near Buenaventura Lakes (34744) (1)Sunrise City / South US-192 corridor (34746) (1)Sunset Walk / Margaritaville area (34747) (1)Tapestry (34741) (1)The Loop / Osceola Parkway corridor (34741) (1)West Kissimmee (34741) (1)West Osceola near Celebration (34747) (1)Westside / West US-192 corridor (34747) (1)

Quick comparison

ComplexNeighborhood BedsAdvertised rentsBuilt
ARIUM Kissimmee LakesCaribbean Villas / North Kissimmee (34741)1-2 BRapprox. $1,120-$2,590 per public listings, mid-2026
Ebbtide Villas and FlatsCypress Reserve / near Tapestry (34741)1-3 BRapprox. $1,630-$2,890 per public listings, mid-2026
Verano ApartmentsEast Kissimmee (34744)1-3 BRapprox. $1,280-$2,690 per public listings, mid-2026
14Fifty NeoCityNeoCity (34744)1-3 BRapprox. $1,430-$2,440 per public listings, mid-2026
Lake TivoliNorth Kissimmee (34741)1-3 BRapprox. $1,280-$2,350 per public listings, mid-2026
Cobblestone of KissimmeeNorth Kissimmee (34744)1-4 BRapprox. $1,105-$1,910 per public listings, mid-2026
The JamisonNorth Kissimmee near Buenaventura Lakes (34744)Studio-3 BRapprox. $1,195-$2,370 per public listings, mid-2026
The Lucent at SunriseSunrise City / South US-192 corridor (34746)1-3 BRapprox. $1,360-$3,360 per public listings, mid-2026
The Retreat at Sunset WalkSunset Walk / Margaritaville area (34747)1-3 BRapprox. $1,500-$2,740 per public listings, mid-2026
Springs at TapestryTapestry (34741)1-3 BRapprox. $1,350-$2,990 per public listings, mid-2026
Atlas at the LoopThe Loop / Osceola Parkway corridor (34741)1-3 BRapprox. $1,430-$2,520 per public listings, mid-2026
Regatta BayWest Kissimmee (34741)1-3 BRapprox. $1,300-$1,900 per public listings, mid-2026; mixed-income community with income-restricted units
Camden Town SquareWest Osceola near Celebration (34747)1-3 BRapprox. $1,520-$2,400 per public listings, mid-2026
The Grand at WestsideWestside / West US-192 corridor (34747)1-4 BRapprox. $1,390-$2,610 per public listings, mid-20262015

Rents are approximate, from public listings at review time — confirm with the property.

Caribbean Villas / North Kissimmee (34741)

ARIUM Kissimmee Lakes
1-2 BR · approx. $1,120-$2,590 per public listings, mid-2026
Convenient 34741 location minutes from Shingle Creek Regional Park and under 20 minutes to Disney
Reviewers report slow or inadequate responses to leaks, mold concerns, and pest infestations
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Cypress Reserve / near Tapestry (34741)

Ebbtide Villas and Flats
1-3 BR · approx. $1,630-$2,890 per public listings, mid-2026
New construction with high-spec interiors residents frequently compliment, especially kitchens and lighting
Reviewers report parking challenges, particularly on the east side of the property
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East Kissimmee (34744)

Verano Apartments
1-3 BR · approx. $1,280-$2,690 per public listings, mid-2026
Office and maintenance staff draw unusually consistent praise across review platforms
Reviewers report pricing feels high for the unit sizes offered in this part of Kissimmee
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NeoCity (34744)

14Fifty NeoCity
1-3 BR · approx. $1,430-$2,440 per public listings, mid-2026
Waterfront grounds on East Lake Toho are consistently described as well kept and attractive
Reviewers report walls are somewhat thin, with neighbor noise occasionally audible
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North Kissimmee (34741)

Lake Tivoli
1-3 BR · approx. $1,280-$2,350 per public listings, mid-2026
Priced meaningfully below the North Kissimmee and citywide averages, making it one of the better-value large communities in 34741
Reviewers report repeated management-company turnover, with payment methods and policies changing between operators
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North Kissimmee (34744)

Cobblestone of Kissimmee
1-4 BR · approx. $1,105-$1,910 per public listings, mid-2026
Among the lowest entry rents of Kissimmee's larger communities, with rare four-bedroom floor plans
Reviewers report mold concerns that they say management was slow to acknowledge or address
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North Kissimmee near Buenaventura Lakes (34744)

The Jamison
Studio-3 BR · approx. $1,195-$2,370 per public listings, mid-2026
Staff are consistently rated as helpful and responsive across platforms
Reviewers report hallway and neighbor noise, including barking pets, carrying through thin walls
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Sunrise City / South US-192 corridor (34746)

The Lucent at Sunrise
1-3 BR · approx. $1,360-$3,360 per public listings, mid-2026
Amenity package is a genuine standout, headlined by a lazy river and a spa with sauna and steam room
Reviewers report parking can be difficult, with some units far from available spaces
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Sunset Walk / Margaritaville area (34747)

The Retreat at Sunset Walk
1-3 BR · approx. $1,500-$2,740 per public listings, mid-2026
Walkable to the Sunset Walk entertainment district and minutes from the Disney parks
Reviewers report pest concerns that some felt management downplayed
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Tapestry (34741)

Springs at Tapestry
1-3 BR · approx. $1,350-$2,990 per public listings, mid-2026
Standout pet program with an off-leash dog park and pet spa
Reviewers report high move-in and application fees, including non-refundable charges
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The Loop / Osceola Parkway corridor (34741)

Atlas at the Loop
1-3 BR · approx. $1,430-$2,520 per public listings, mid-2026
Maintenance requests are frequently described as being handled same-day or next-day
Reviewers report building noise despite posted quiet hours
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West Kissimmee (34741)

Regatta Bay
1-3 BR · approx. $1,300-$1,900 per public listings, mid-2026; mixed-income community with income-restricted units
Grounds are consistently described as clean and well maintained
Reviewers report dated finishes in some units, including older carpet
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West Osceola near Celebration (34747)

Camden Town Square
1-3 BR · approx. $1,520-$2,400 per public listings, mid-2026
Managed by Camden, a large national operator, which residents credit for consistent day-to-day upkeep
Reviewers commonly report thin walls, with neighbor noise carrying between units
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Westside / West US-192 corridor (34747)

The Grand at Westside
1-4 BR · approx. $1,390-$2,610 per public listings, mid-2026
336-unit Greystar-managed community with rare four-bedroom floor plans
Reviewers report steep rent increases at renewal without corresponding upgrades
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Florida renter essentials

Renters insurance is not optional here. Most Florida leases require it, and standard policies do NOT cover flood damage — that needs a separate flood policy, even in an apartment. Before signing, look up the building's flood zone on FEMA's flood map service and ask which evacuation zone it sits in.

Ask about the real monthly cost. The most common complaint in Florida apartment reviews isn't noise — it's fee stacking: valet trash, common-area electric, mandatory bulk internet, pest control, admin and tech fees. Get the full itemized monthly figure in writing before you apply.

Tour with the AC running and ask about hurricanes. Humidity control is the difference between a fine unit and a moldy one; ask how old the AC is. And ask directly how the building handled the last major storm — communities that performed well say so happily, and reviewers call out the ones that didn't.

About these pros & cons How we build these pages: we read publicly available resident reviews (Google, ApartmentRatings, Yelp, Reddit and similar) for each community and summarize the recurring themes in our own words. We don't copy review text, we don't display star ratings we didn't compute, and no complex has paid to appear or to have anything removed. Cons reflect what residents report — experiences vary. Rent ranges come from public listings and change often; always confirm current pricing, fees and policies with the property directly.

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