Venterra has purchased Stoneridge on the 8 Apartments in Houston, TX
The 480-unit, three-story multifamily community was built in two separate phases in 2004 and 2007. Located along Beltway 8 in Houston, Stoneridge on the 8 (formerly Advenir at Stone Park) offers excellent connectivity to its residents, within 1.5 miles of two other major highways, Interstate-10 and Highway 90. The Port of Houston, about 6 miles from the property, is one of the leading employment drivers in the Houston Metro area and serves as the epicenter of the petrochemical industry in the U.S.
The property provides renters with an extensive amenity package, including two resort-inspired swimming pools, an around-the-clock fitness center, a resident game room, detached garages, additional covered parking and bark parks for small and large pets. The community offers modern finishes with black or stainless-steel appliances, oversized closets, garden tubs, double sink vanities, and private patios or balconies perfect for enjoying neighborhood views. Floorplans, photos, and pricing can be found on the property’s website.
“Houston is one of the fast-growing metropolitan areas in the United States, with its population growing 20.3% from 2010 to 2020 ranking top three nationwide. So Stoneridge on the 8 is naturally a valuable investment to be added to the growing Venterra portfolio in this top-performing market,” said Venterra Realty Chairman, Andrew Stewart.
Venterra will implement its resident-focused programs such as the Live it. Love it. Guarantee.TM, the 48-Hour Maintenance Guarantee, SMARTLEASING, as well as their overall commitment to providing a world-class living experience for which Venterra has become known.
“Houston is our headquarters and the city that housed the first properties Venterra managed over 20 years ago. We have seen first-hand the growth potential for this area of the country and are excited to expand our portfolio in a city we are confident will provide great return on investments,” said John Foresi, CEO of Venterra Realty. “This property in particular offers significant opportunity and will benefit substantially from the completion of a unit upgrade program, the addition of the SMARTHOME technology package, and the deployment of Venterra’s customer-focused management platform.”


Hello I am about to sue your stoneridge apartment location for landlord retaliation and discrimination.
When I moved in I sighed 6 weeks free and
2 months in stoneridge tried evicting me for 4,000 dollars. I went to the office to check rent they asked why I’m late.. I said sounds like I need to sue for false advertisement they didn’t like that. I don’t care.
I proved stoneridge wrong. Paid my 700$ now stoneridge is trying to evict me for being hostile.. that’s baloney and landlord retaliation.. I will be taking this to small claims court.
This is no way legal for fair housing act. I was never aggressive.
But I’ll tell you this my neighbor was he had the cops called on him for domestic violence he even ripped off y’all’s fire extinguisher cops called and all..
But he’s not kicked out he’s fine..
But me what did I do wrong
Your office seems pretty discriminating towards white people