I like how some way there is one review that is not recommended. Whats up with that? It was spot…read moreon. We have lived here just over two years now. And really, only because we dont want to live in Fall River or New Bedford. The maint. guy doesnt really come in and out of apartments at will, however if there is scheduled work to be done he will knock and enter if theres no answer. The rest of the review was accurate though. We get emails from the office about all these ridiculous rules and regulations. No bikes on the patio, no bird feeders, no trash bags on the patios for even a minute, or and this is a new one to me, they will fine you for it if your a repeat offender. Ill try to post a pic of the email if I can. The seniors arent cranky. Most of the people here keep to themselves. It is getting stupid here, no splashing in the pool, for instance. I pay almost 1300 dollars to be regulated CONSTANTLY. Cant wait to move on when we find something better. Perfect place for socialist though I guess.

I am very disappointed with ledgewood commons apartments. for the expensive pricing of the complex,…read morethey do not leave people alone here. They constantly hassle you about driving to fast, what can be on the balconys, trash, the parking, cigarette butts to name a few things. The senior citizen residents in the complex are bitter old angry people who complain about everything. The maintance guy is really creepy and lurks around. He let's himself into peoples apartments at random times (usually early in the mornings) which is outrageous. Don't let the friendly office staff deceive you when they show you a few units, they constantly try and justify their jobs by bothering the tenants. This is one of the most expensive apartment complex's in the area and you DO NOT get what you pay for. You would be better off paying 1/2 of the price living anywhere else. If you enjoy putting up with threats and demands from the front office about being towed and such, this is the perfect complex for you! There are two types of people generally that live in this complex, senior citizens (who somehow have assigned parking spaces) and a lot of UMass Law students who go to school accross the street.

After viewing many loft-style apartments in and out of the area, I instantly felt at home with this…read moreplace. Everything about it so far has been perfect. I worked with Nicole throughout my whole experience, and several viewings until I found the unit right for me. She was a pleasure to work with, extremely helpful and insightful to all my needs and questions. Once I make my move, I will update this review after 90 days so I can add more!

From the owner: Riverbank Lofts is a renovated historic mill building. Each home comes complete with historical…read morebrick accents, along with expansive windows and gorgeous original hardwood flooring. We offer pet free, smoke free living that is unparalleled by any other in the area.

Lived there about 10 months couldn't deal with another winter at this place they say they have all…read morethese services but you can only use them during certain times of the day took them over half the day to plow the street messed up my car trying to get to work one day. They say they have updated the kitchen maybe if you live in the early 80s. A week after I moved in I noticed there was ants everywhere so I called and find out what to do they said it was my problem and will have someone come look in a week or so not happy

Terrible! We have been without hot water for a week now with 4 calls for help only once did a…read moreworker come just to tell us they need a new water tank and he doesnt know if they will actually get one?????? Also our pipes burst in the kitchen, we had 6 request for fixing once they came and their way of fixing it was to put our pan under the pipe so it doesnt flood our kitchen which happened 3 times. Still not fixed. Everytime we call they said they will call us back and never do.

Dartmouth Woods was a wonderful place to live. My husband and I rented an apartment there from…read more2022 to 2025 before we ultimately bought a house. It's like a hidden oasis in an otherwise bustling area of town. The buildings and the landscaping are both well maintained, and the sidewalks throughout the community resemble peaceful walking paths with plenty of light to make you feel safe at night. Our apartment was spacious, the staff are warm and friendly, and maintenance issues are addressed in a timely manner. We were also lucky enough to have good neighbors with whom we have kept in touch. Of course we were happy to purchase our own home, but it was bittersweet to leave there. I very rarely sit down to write reviews, but this establishment is worthy of my time. I would recommend Dartmouth Woods to anyone.

Fast friendly response, beautiful spacious units I saw shortly after they first opened years ago…read morebut ended up moving in with my now, ex-boyfriend are waiting for my chihuahua & me! Good things come to those who wait, hoping to get on the waitlist soon I just need to inquire about possible assistance help for deposits, first/last. I heard it's available but unsure where to call yet but I'm looking forward to being a long long long time resident at Wamsutta Lofts. Lenox Green in Taunton is too far from home (Acushnet).

After living here for just over 3 years and being a good tenant, you would think that Acorn…read moremanagement would have more tact. Unfortunately, acorn can't even keep their own lies and switch tracking straight. Don't move here unless you want to be kicked out for wanting changes on your lease. My rent was supposed to be raised $60 and of course I respectfully asked if they would keep my rent the same. As expected, Acorn (the management company) said no. Next, I asked if they would allow me to have one of their storage units at no additional cost with the rent increase and I asked them to fix several major issues within the first 30 days or I would begin putting my rent into escrow. After a few days, The regional manager and one other rental agent refused to let me renew my lease because of that. Now, a month later, the new tenant in that unit is dealing with a flooded first floor apartment I used to live in. Why? Because the terrible maintenance staff didn't fix ANY of the issues I told them was wrong with the space. An hour after my incredibly one sided conversation with these two, where they did all the talking, they had the constable on their payroll deliver a termination of tenancy letter. Yet, the cop said it was an eviction notice. What the heck? You know why I was actually asked to leave? Because I somehow upset One of the staff members and instead of coming to me like an adult to talk to me, they had me kicked out to live on the streets. If I didn't have friends and family, I would be on the streets. Do not rent from here! It's not worth it! It's over priced and the staff doesn't do their job. Plus, the maintenance staff is constantly smoking in the common areas of the building, then the staff blames it on the tenants. The only people that actually do their jobs are the cleaning ladies. Among other issues, there's mold and mildew through the whole building, all the construction work by acorn is half assed and not up to code, countless tenants were promised a storage space included in their rent before they ever installed a storage area yet charge $60 a month, we were promised a pool that still doesn't exist and they are still promising a pool! Staff smokes in the building, all of the "new" dishwashers, fridges and microwaves they install are actually used (there has been food and dirty dishes in one dishwasher they gave me and they claimed they just bought it a few days prior). When I lived in one of the accessible units on the north side, it was 9 months before the leak in the bedroom was fixed. Then when I lived on the fifth floor and first floor, there was problem after problem. Plumbing, electrical, A/C, mold, mildew, everything! Plus, we had several drug addict neighbors that I had to call the cops on at least twice a week. Oh! And let's not forget that the accessible units aren't actually up to ADA regulations. Staff tried to argue that they are but both of my parents helped write the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. It was pounded into my head growing up. Especially with 2 parents with physical disabilities, so I'm confident in my knowledge on the laws. Oh and maintenance is ALWAYS smoking inside the building and then blaming tenants. Smoking is allowed in the apartments, just not in the common areas. If you want to live in a luxury apartment, this isn't is.

Oh my gosh, where to start? I lived here for about 2 years and it was miserable. If I had an option…read moreat the time to go somewhere else, I would have. You can hear EVERYTHING happening in your neighbor's apartments. I was subject to hearing a woman cry and beg her male companion to leave her alone weekly. I contacted property management, concerned, and was threatened that I, too, have noise complaints about my loft because of my service dog, (who is trained not to bark). When I asked for the time/date of these complaints, I received no response. I was made to feel as if any complaints on my behalf would result in action against me for my service dog. Any further communication with property management was met with return complaints about my dog peeing on the grass, where we walked her in the neighborhood, etc. At one point I was repeatedly approached by security every time I took my dog out to use the restroom, her asking me for "papers" to prove she is a service dog, asking me what services she provides, and for what disability, and if I have "any proof" on me that she's allowed to be in the apartment complex, (and yes, we had gone through all the appropriate channels). I was also required to register my dog's saliva for feces testing, which is not legal. The absolute attitude from management was despicable. At one point, after speaking with other residents with service animals, I requested a trash can be located near an entrance to the building to dispose of dog waste - and was told that having an employee "walk to empty the trashcan would be an undue burden." The heating and cooling costs a fortune because there is no insulation between floors. This matter is so bad, that if my upstairs neighbor spilled anything, even a bottle of juice, it would immediately leak through the ceiling, oftentimes onto our bed. It is so costly and hard to keep these apartments heated, that one time we turned on the hot water in the bathroom and the sink itself shattered. It took much back and forth with management to get them to fix it, over 4 months, and then they tried to charge us for it because "there's no way you didn't drop something heavy in it." The bugs are ridiculous - I would have swarms of ants and ticks coming up through the floorboards from the parking garage below every spring and was told "every apartment building has some ants." I genuinely feel bad for people renting in New Bedford, as this is one of the main companies that own the apartments here.

I have been living in Victoria Riverside Lofts for 8 years. Beautiful space, kind staff and great…read morelight. The quality of your experience will completely depend on who lives above or below you. I have been very lucky, until now. A few new tenants moved in around me and all smoke. My apartment smells like an ashtray, every day. Though management has repeatedly tried to find out who is violating the leasing agreement of a no tolerance smoking policy, they have failed. If you smoke, this is the building for you! Sadly, I do not.

Great clean large apartments, rent is more than affordable, property manager is kind, will help you…read more24/7 with whatever you need whether it's snaked toilet to a lockout. Best part is their apartments are centrally located near the bridge and downtown.

Ron Oliveria is a slum lord who has let one of his properties go without heat and hot water for a…read moreweek in the middle of October! He's lied to all the tenants saying he's been trying to get it turned on for the past week but National Grid said he never paid the bill! Unfortunately he bought our property and it's been hell ever since, the outside grounds look like a 3rd world country, homeless people were living in our basement and now we have been without heat and hot water for a week now! And to make matters worse, he hasn't contacted any of us to keep us informed about what's going on. He doesn't care about the tenants who make up his properties, only the money! Beware if he purchases your apartment building!!!! If I could give 0 stars I would!!!