Gainesville Housing Database · HOA Fees

Gainesville HOA fee database.

Annual HOA dues for major Gainesville-area communities. What you actually pay each year, what's included, and how to verify before you write an offer.

Sources: Public HOA disclosure documents · Listing agent verifications · Community management
Last updated: Q2 2026 (May) · Next: Q3 2026 (August)
$1,295
Avg. Annual HOA Dues
Gainesville master-planned communities
$0-$2,500
Typical CDD Bond Range
Where applicable; many communities have none
22
Communities Tracked
Updated quarterly

Why HOA fees matter in Gainesville.

Gainesville has fewer master-planned communities with CDD bonds than Jacksonville or Ponte Vedra. Most of the meaningful fee load is in HOA dues for the upscale subdivisions, particularly Haile Plantation, Town of Tioga, Oakmont, and Trilogy.

HOA dues fund private community amenities and shared maintenance: pools, gates, landscaping, clubhouses, security. They're set by the community's board and can change year to year. Most NEFL master-planned communities charge $300-$3,000/year; the gated luxury communities run higher.

CDD bonds exist in only a small subset of Gainesville-area communities (versus the majority of Nocatee, RiverTown, etc. in NEFL). When present, they typically add $1,500-$2,500/year billed alongside property tax. Always verify whether a specific lot carries a CDD assessment.

Always verify the specific HOA and CDD figures for any address you're considering. Numbers change, and CDD amounts within the same community can vary by lot.

Major Gainesville Communities — Annual HOA & CDD
CommunitySubmarketHOA / YearCDD / Year
Haile PlantationSW Gainesville$995None
Town of TiogaNewberry$1,650None
OakmontNW Gainesville$1,295None
Trilogy at OakmontNW Gainesville$3,295None
Cabot Lodge / Heritage OaksNW Gainesville$725None
SpringtreeNewberry$895None
Cypress GroveJonesville$650None
Turkey Creek (Alachua)Alachua$2,495None
Magnolia ParkeNW Gainesville$995None
Buckingham WestNW Gainesville$895None

Figures are estimated annual amounts as of Q2 2026. Verify with the listing agent or community management before writing an offer. Lot-specific assessments may vary.

What's actually included in your HOA dues.

HOA value varies dramatically by community. Trilogy at Oakmont's $3,295/year includes resort-style amenities, fitness, pickleball, and a clubhouse with programmed events — what you'd expect from a top-tier 55+ active adult community. Haile Plantation's $995/year includes village commons access, parks, and basic landscaping but no security gate or country club.

The honest question for buyers: which of these amenities will you actually use? A retiree couple might extract substantial value from Trilogy's programming. A young family might get more from Town of Tioga's pool and pocket parks at half the cost.

Amenity Coverage by Community Type
Community TypeTypical HOAUsually IncludesUsually Excludes
Master-planned (Haile, Tioga)$995-$1,650Pools, parks, common areasGates, golf, country club
Gated upscale (Oakmont)$1,200-$1,500Gated security, basic landscapingCountry club access
55+ active adult (Trilogy)$2,800-$3,500All amenities, programmingOptional golf clubs
Established suburban (Buckingham W.)$600-$1,200Basic common areasPools, gates

Generalizations. Verify the specific amenity list and current dues before writing an offer.

The honest take

Gainesville's HOA fee structure is much simpler than Jacksonville's. Most communities are HOA-only without CDD bonds, which means you can budget more accurately at contract. But always pull the most recent HOA financial disclosure — some communities have undertaken major capital projects (clubhouse renovations, road repaving) that raise dues 10-15% in a single year.

Methodology

HOA dues drawn from public association disclosure documents and verified with listing agents and community management. Where CDD payments exist, the figures shown are the typical mid-range; specific lots can vary. Always verify the specific lot's CDD assessment and current HOA dues before contract.

Sources & Disclosure

Primary sources: Public HOA disclosure documents · Listing agent verifications · Community management. Data accuracy reflects Momentum Realty's best available information as of the last update date.

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Last updated: Q2 2026 (May). Next refresh: Q3 2026 (August).