I cannot say enough good things about this business…read more Ed Kebadjian has been absolutely invaluable in finding us great tenants for our rental units, and he goes far above and beyond my expectations in assisting in all ways with this. Owning rentals in a different state from where we live has proven daunting to say the least, but Ed has been so extremely helpful. If it weren't for him we wouldn't be able to do this. His knowledge, professionalism, attention to detail, and genuinely helpful nature have been a lifesaver in this endeavor. The owner of this business, Peter Boyajian, has also been remarkably astute and helpful, likewise going the extra mile to help with various issues related to the ownership of this house, providing guidance and important information that we otherwise wouldn't have had. He is an excellent real estate agent. We also had a few limited interactions with Chris who, like Peter and Ed, was very thoughtful, helpful and kind, giving good advice when needed. We have greatly valued these men and their assistance, and we would not hesitate to recommend this business to others.

We love working with Real Estate 109 for our rental unit needs! Ed Kebadjian is an outstanding…read morerental agent and has consistently secured outstanding tenants for our rental unit. We appreciate Ed's diligence and follow through. We also think the world of Peter Boyajian who has been our guiding light since purchasing our home from him back in 1994. Peter, like Ed, provides excellent service and advice. We highly recommend Real Estate 109 for both rental and selling needs. These guys are the best! Anita and Gene Kelly

We moved in from out of state as we needed to live out of boxes on a temporary lease while we were…read morehouse hunting. We got here less than a week before before the COVID shut downs so we didn't get to use the amenities like the pool, gym, BBQ area but it all looked nice. While the apartments are nice, I would say the construction of the cabinetry or the appliances aren't quite the best quality, it all looks nice and it all works which is the most important thing. I've lived in apartment complexes before and some of them bank on hitting you for fees especially at move-in and move-out. This is not the case. The staff from the maintenance people to the management are attentive and actually care. A case in point: we had a cat which is $50/month pet me. He was an old man and got sick. We had to put him to rest. We had already paid our rent and they had no problem crediting back the monthly pet fee and adjusting the rate. There is a package locker here but most of the time the Amazon workers don't care and dump the packages in the lobby of the building you're in. No amount of correspondence from the management here could ever possibly rectify that because the people delivering the packages don't get paid enough to care. As a result, some packages end up in weird places. On a couple occasions someone from the staff had actually brought over some things outside our door, which was much appreciated especially during the height of the COVID outbreak when we were limiting our entrance and exit through common areas. The one time I had to file a noise complaint it was handled immediately. This is the place where you're walking around and the maintenance staff will ask you how you're doing. Stop and ask to see if everything is all good and make sure nothing doesn't need to be fixed. We moved out because we found our perfect home. We didn't hold our breath thinking they could re-lease the unit but we were able to get off the last month and one week of rent owed because someone leased the unit we vacated. We had no issue getting the deposit back - minus the replacement cost for the blinds our toddler broke. We really liked the short distance to the ALDI and Stop And Shop and other places. Would've loved to have been able to frequent the bar up the road, it was just opening up its outdoor space by the time we moved. A+ no regrets. Thanks Todd, Craig, and everyone else.

Long and thorough review alert!…read more About Me (what type of renter am I): With my job I relocate every 3 months and for the past ~2 years I've had no desire to stay at the same place for longer than 3 months. The key things I look for in an apt is safe, clean, affordable (can you even say this in MA lol), free parking, and my own bathroom (typically live with roommates). Wellington Place: I moved here Mar 2020, to take over someone's lease that lost their job. It fit the bill of what I was looking for, in addition to being in walking distance (within 10 minute walk) of my top grocery stores: Aldi, Trader Joes, and Stop & Shop. Its approx 15 min walk to Assembly Row, 5 min drive to Target and Costco, and 5 min drive to Wegmans. Its by far the most convenient location I've lived in within the US. Its a quick drive to Boston about 15-20 min drive and about 20 min drive to Burlington where I frequent for work. Lastly, its about 5 min walk to Orange line Wellington T stop. If you have a car, parking is plentiful here, no long treks to the car :). Aside from location I loved that they have trash and recycling drop off on each floor; hence, you don't have to worry about stepping foot outside to throw away trash. I'm an avid recycler so I loved that they had this option available (my previous apt in Burlington didn't). The rooms are huge. I have my office inside of my bedroom and a queen size bed and I still have more space. I also have a good size walk-in closet. However, my roommate's room and walk-in closet is much bigger than mine (I'm sure she can fit in addition to a desk a small couch in her room). When it comes to cost, they are very affordable for the location. I try to keep a hard cap on living expenses (no more than 1,500 a mo. including utilities). Lastly the staff from the maintenance team to the leasing office are customer-centric. I had initially told them that I would be moving after 3 months once I moved in but I fell in love with the place. They provided concessions to ensure that I was a happy a customer. Maintenance staff are very responsive and do a good job of following up after they fix items to ensure it works. I honestly wish that these were condos instead of apt because I would definitely look into buying here. If you're looking for an A1 experience I highly suggest Wellington Place :).

DO NOT rent from this place. From the moment I moved in, there have been so many issues. Our…read moredishwasher broke, we've had constant stomping from the tenants above ours, there is dog poop all over the grounds and dog park (which is hardly maintained by the property management), power outages lead side doors of the building to be locked for days at a time....i could go on and on listing off issues. This building is hardly maintained and the shotty/cheap construction breaks or malfunctions all the time. Most recently my shower wouldn't shut off and when I called emergency maintenance a worker came who didn't know how to fix the issue. He left the water running instead of fixing it and had to call his someone to walk him through every step!!!! Who are these so called "handymen" hired by Bozzuto?! Every time we complain to property management we are met with incompetence, finger pointing, and an inability to take accountability/fix issues. Ed Welsh is terrible at his job.

Decent property, and overall well managed. However, they keep closing the gym with no explanation…read moreexcept the old "we are looking after your health and safety" line. If you want to keep residents healthy, then keep the gym open and let people practice social distancing. Also, don't forget that we are paying for this gym through our condo fees, so either open the gym, or refund a portion of the fees.

I was at this happening shindig with Timbo. It was weird not being a senior citizen. Timbo + co…read moreconvinced me to drink a glass of wine and it was downhill from there. I ate a bunch of quesedillas. The food was kind of gross but after a glass of wine I don't really care. I don't think the units are nice at all unless you dig ugly colors for your walls and a half bath connected to a full bath (huh?) and cement ceilings reminiscent of prison. That said, the owner is really nice and the wine was good. The whole thing was awk and the guys made me stay more than the 10 mins I wanted to, but it's cool because i'm still feeling gooood from that wine.

Just went to an open house over there, had some wine and beer till I felt too uncomfortable being…read moreunder 40. My two friends ate more than I did, I just picked at some strawberries and gulped red wine and beer. Pretty nice units, way too fucking expensive, very nice guy owns it. Basically I'm saying there's no good reason to live here, but if they ever have an open house I'd recommend it, just don't be ageist.

This is a long overdue update. I have owned a condo here since 2006, and I will now say that our…read moremanagement is amazing and there are ZERO negatives to living here

I have lived at the Aberdeen Lofts for the past nine years. Deb Davie manages the units there,…read morewhich is not an easy task. Issues that have had to be addressed were always taken care of by Deb Davie in a professional and timely manner. One time i dropped my keys in the elevator shaft, i called Deb and she was quick to respond and sent someone ASAP to retrieve them. I am moving out of state and leaving Aberdeen Lofts and wish i could take Deb to manage my next place of residence

I recently rented a Brookhouse condo and was considering buying this condo…read more But changed my mind. Despite all good things, I experienced the building crew yelling condescendingly to Asian ; he even shouted to a lady ,"Why are you smile!" I think the building crew wearing a uniform shouldn't act to the resident in that kind of threatening way. The poor lady was almost crying.

The Brook House is a great place if you don't mind the "old heads" versus "new heads". Meaning…read morethere's a dysfunctional relationship between renters and owners. The owners who currently live at the Brook House are aging and push back constantly against anyone who looks or acts different from them. There's a bit of tribalism at the Brook House that interferes with having a nice and respectful atmosphere. To make matters worst the management company on the premise (mostly white senior staff and one or two people of color as tokens) perpetuate the owner against renter syndrome to accommodate their financial interests. The security and maintenance staff are all people of color a stark contrast to the all white senior staff. The all white senior would not be a problem in a predominantly all white development but given the recent surge and diversity due to Chinese buying condos at the Brook House one would think that having an Asian American in their senior staff would make sense. These and other issues regarding race disparities are evident as you approach or decide to move into the Brook House. I would also concur with the previous reviewer that construction at the Brook House never lets up. I've been living here for almost 3 years to my chagrin and had to deal with the constant disruption due to construction. My lifestyle has been unduly affected due to constant turmoil and maintenance of an older development. One last thing - the security environment at the Brook House is overzealous and at times counter productive. We all know from research that having an exuberant security system to monitor tenants is invasive and at best breaks against privacy matters. There are cameras EVERYWHERE and I've seen management use them not to protect tenants but as a weapon to be used against them. A closer look at these systems of security may reveal a certain degree of bias not proven yet. In addition, the so called gym director for lack of better term is antagonistic against those who are "new" to the development. I've seen first hand this bias and had to seek out gym membership outside the development to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Overall, this place lacks a warm and living environment due to the clashes of tribalism against the old and new. I recommend prospective renters to seek other living alternatives than the Brook House.

I'm a buyer, I have never met one listing agent that is this bad. Horrible experience. We liked the…read morehouse but because of him and his "service" we will not put an offer down. We learned nothing about the house after the tour. It is a seller's market but the listing agent should still do his due diligence to help the seller score the best possible offer. The listing agent was not interested in talking to any buyers, we tied to ask him questions and he would not answer anything because he is so busy(pretending) watching the traffic and saying bye and hi to people he knows. And he would not let anyone park at available spot at the open house, because he was saving the spot for his daughter. His daughter can not answer anything about the house but was standing in the kitchen blocking people from checking it out, so unprofessional. Any one trying to sell their house should avoid him because he did not do any thing to market the house to prospective buyers. The photos of the house are bad, no listing sheet at the open house, only materials at the open house were his mortgage partner's information. Horrible! Don't know his name because he didn't say, attached picture is him.

John DelRose (on the Mike DelRose Team) was truly a pleasure to work with and we highly recommend…read morehim! We worked with John for a couple months (we are very picky) and he patiently helped us look at houses in several towns and find our dream home! John is a very experienced real estate agent and very knowledgeable when walking through houses and good at spotting issues or potential issues down the road. We never felt pressured and always felt John was looking out for our best interests. After we bought our home the seller actually commented to us that our agent was a genius based on how he handled the offer/negotiation. We didn't even have the highest offer. We are very glad we worked with John!