Steadily going downhill. Incomplete Board, no interest in adhering to by-laws. Outdated buildings…read morein need of repair. Lacking transparency and communication from current board.

A lovely condo community with beautiful grounds and well-maintained structures. Though right off a…read morevery busy commercial strip, it is set back, down a hill, in a very quiet and serene setting.

Yes, the place has it's overtones of exclusivity and elitism, but when you get down to it ... what…read morea view, what a beach, excellent service, nice facilities ... makes it almost seem worthwhile to plunk down a chunk of change for a cabana and forget about the outside world for the season. Though enjoyable for the day, i could see that for an extended stay, the hermetically-sealed lifestyle on offer could become tiresome and stale. But for a visit on a gloriously summer day, it couldn't get much better than this!

Love it here- and I'm poor. Great views, beach bar, bistro and concession stand. If you have a…read morefriend who can get you a pass- do it. You can take a cooler on the beach with your favorite adult beverages. The only drawback- no dogs.

Review of Greenwich Place Apartments - West Warwick, Rhode Island…read more I have lived at Greenwich Place Apartments for several years, and my experience under current management has steadily declined. Anyone considering apartments in West Warwick should be aware of ongoing concerns related to maintenance, safety, parking, and rising costs. Property upkeep is inconsistent, with broken glass and trash frequently left around the grounds. Lawn chemicals are also applied without clear notice despite the complex advertising itself as pet-friendly. Winter maintenance is a recurring safety concern. Walkways and entrances are often not adequately cleared during storms, making buildings difficult to safely access. After reporting that we could not enter our building following a blizzard, I received an email criticizing residents as ungrateful. Similar conditions occur during most storms, and I previously sprained my ankle on icy, poorly maintained walkways. Safety communication is inconsistent as well. Quarterly fire alarm testing regularly occurs without reliable advance notice, leaving residents unsure whether alarms indicate an emergency or routine testing. Several large projects, including window replacements and front door "overhauls," were completed during winter months. The door project removed standard handle locks and left only deadbolts, and months later many buildings still have temporary paper door numbers instead of permanent fixtures. Parking availability and enforcement remain major issues. Parking stickers were introduced with minimal notice and immediately enforced for residents, yet unstickered vehicles, commercial vans, and cars parked in fire lanes or handicap spaces without placards remain common due to limited parking. Management has threatened towing related to snow removal while allowing other vehicles to block multiple spaces and even interfere with mail delivery, resulting in inconsistent enforcement. Residents who raise concerns may face negative responses rather than resolution. Complaints have resulted in discussions about ending leases, and there have been confrontational interactions involving staff and residents in common areas and parking lots, including incidents serious enough to involve police response. There appears to be frequent turnover among office and support staff below upper management, leading to inconsistent communication and difficulty resolving concerns. Maintenance staff, however, have consistently been professional and helpful. Rent has increased substantially -- from approximately $1,735 in 2019 to around $2,400 today -- not including shared water/sewer billing or mandatory trash services. Shared utilities mean a single occupant may pay similar costs as much larger households. Over five years, the only apartment upgrades were replacements after equipment failure, including the hot water heater and heat pump, along with window replacements and door repainting (not new doors). Major appliances, carpeting, and most fixtures remain original despite continued rent increases. While allowing dogs is a positive feature, inconsistent enforcement of pet policies contributes to ongoing noise and cleanliness concerns. Overall, Greenwich Place Apartments benefits from location but ongoing safety concerns, inconsistent enforcement, limited upgrades, and rising costs make it difficult to recommend compared to other apartment options in West Warwick and surrounding Rhode Island communities.

I didnt have an appointment we were driving by but A member of the staff named Gina was so helpful…read moreand forthcoming with all my questions she stopped what she was doing and gave me a tour the property was beautifully maintained and very well kept I was very impressed

This is in rebuttal to the Janice negative review. The owner of the condominium in question was…read morevery upset because she had An illegal b&b she was running which was against the rules and regulations of the association. She took it as a personal affront when we were only doing our job as property managers. Follow the rules and regulations we have to regulate and we wouldn't have to chastise. This is in response to Coastal not paying a contractors bill for three years. First of all, our clients, the condominium association, makes that determination, not the property manager. Second,if you had done the job as contracted,you would have been paid by that condominium association within thirty days. Don't do the job, you won't be paid. Many years in business and two complaints. Not bad. Call us and we will give you any customers and contractors who follow the rules, do their job, and like us.

Vendors beware. They have owed us money for over 3 years. Bills have been sent, notices sent, and…read morephone calls made but, no responses, for over 3 years. We now have to take them to court. Very unprofessional.

This outdoor shopping plaza is very pleasant. Plenty of parking around both sides of the buildings…read more Lots of well manicured gardens, trees and grassy areas. Very nice street lamps. Wide side walks. Plenty of trash bins and benches. The buildings are also well maintained. There are presently several restaurants, a cafe, coffee shop, specialty food shop, furniture, jewelry and more. Professional/medical office space is located on the upper level. Very happy to have discovered this little gem. Will definitely return.

I have been to South County Commons many times, for shopping, eating or the movies. This open air…read moremall is very cozy and cute. It was designed to look and feel like a traditional New England Village. The Cox service center is large and ample, and they have informed staff to help with internet or cable issues. The Mattress Firm store has pleasant salespeople that have helped us in the past with mattresses purchases. The cafes on site have been a great place to meet friends in the area. Conveniently located off of U.S. Route 1, about 30 miles south of Providence downtown, nearly 70 tenants call The Village at South County Commons home including restaurants, retailers, medical and dental practices, law firms, financial services as well as countless other professional offices. With a preschool, 8-screen cinema, fitness center, apartments, condominiums, independent and assisted living as well as two nationally-branded hotels, there's always something new and exciting to experience. Visitors and shoppers find much more than seaside charm at South County Commons here. Cyclists arrive through the picturesque stone entrance from the Rhode Island Bike Path. During the warmer months at the end of "Main Street" theres' a Summer Concert Series where the community gathers on the Circle for some live music. Also in the summer months, many come by for the Outdoor Movie Nights with complimentary popcorn provided by the on-site movie theater. Nice place to stroll around, to browse the windows and/or to get a cup of coffee or a meal....

We met Gloria Kurz, the owner, when we were looking for a house in Jamestown in the mid-90's. We…read morecouldn't have asked for a more professional, knowledgeable, and helpful real estate agent. Gloria helped us find and purchase the perfect house. Her business has grown because she really does provide "personalized real estate service." I always recommend people to her, because I know she will figure out what they really want and then help until they find it. She's been very successful selling properties, too. Just a first-class act all the way around.

From the owner: Mansions & Manors, The Personalized Real Estate Service, is a full-service real estate firm in…read moreRhode Island that specializes in the marketing, sale and rental of waterfront, water view, historic and luxury homes and condominiums in the coastal communities of Jamestown, Newport, Narragansett, Wickford, North Kingstown, South Kingstown, Bristol, Barrington, Charlestown, Middletown, Portsmouth, Llittle Compton and Tiverton as well as more urban areas like Providence

I think the best decision I made when I moved was to hire Stephanie and NEAT Method. I hated the…read moreprocess of decluttering to move and I am not a fan of unpacking. Mostly because who has the time?! I had heard from a friend about using professional organizers to help you unpack, so I immediately looked into it. I figured the room I'd need the most help with would be the kitchen and the master bath also had so many tiny products that needed organizing. Stephanie sent me a proposal and we were on our way. I at first thought the proposal was overestimated, but it turns out that it ended up pretty much being just right. It takes a LONG time to unpack and organize, especially when you have more stuff than you think. Stephanie and Melissa did an amazing job and I would hire them again in a heartbeat. If you have the budget, I think this is an amazing use of money. Especially if you are like me and unpacking/organizing is just not your thing.

From the owner: Once your home is organized, you will feel the positive impact in all areas of your life. Welcome…read moreto the NEAT life.