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Why some residents of this apartment complex say they were being targeted for eviction

A man walks along the sidewalk Friday, March 18, 2022, at Pines of Lanier apartments. Avita is currently paying for 40 units at the Browns Bridge Road apartments for 71 residents with addiction/mental health issues. The new owners of the apartment complex planned to not renew their leases, but now the two sides are meeting to come to an agreement. - photo by Scott Rogers

03192022 AVITA 1.jpg — A man walks along the sidewalk Friday, March 18, 2022, at Pines of Lanier apartments. Avita is currently paying for 40 units at the Browns Bridge Road apartments for 71 residents with addiction/mental health issues. The new owners of the apartment complex planned to not renew their leases, but now the two sides are meeting to come to an agreement. - photo by Scott Rogers

Dozens of Gainesville residents with mental health disorders may not have their leases renewed by new management at Pines of Lanier apartment complex.