VERY NOISY TRAINS, AND AIR CONDITIONERS, CAN'T OPEN windows cuz of noise! Manager is two faced,…read morerude and an outright liar! Owners don't give a crap about property or tenants. Dumpster ALWAYS SMELLS UP THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD. Everything is old n dirty, windows are so bad, you will see incredibly high bills, everything is electric (National grid, heat, hot water, cooking, AC, expensive!!

I read all sorts of negative reviews about this place on apartment review sites before I moved in,…read moreso I must say I was apprehensive when making the decision as to whether or not to live here. My life has improved just from living in this building!! Central heat and A.C., Dishwasher, Tons of parking.... there are even washing machines and dryers IN THE APARTMENTS!!! (I hate the laundrymat, so this part was the big selling point for me) I read reviews where people complained of noise, I NEVER hear my neighbors! I read reviews where people said the management and maintanence folks can be "mean", "rude", or "intimidating"....Completely untrue!!! Whenever I call the office about a problem, whoever answers the phone (usually Lisa I believe) is extremely kind, and whatever the problem is, it's taken care of in a day or 2 (sometimes within a few hours). Mike the maintenece guy is really nice too, when our washing machine overflowed, he came and took care of the problem immediately, and when our floors dried a day or two later, he put the carpets back down, and set up all the furniture exactly the way it was before the overflow (right down to the smallest detail) We have a few neighbors who are too lazy to bring their trash to the dumpsters and let it pile up in the bottom floor stairwells and a few more neighbors who park like idiots, but neither of those problems are building managements fault. If you want a nice, affordable apartment in a building with a friendly staff, a lot of parking spots and a ton of amenities, this is the place!

This place is an absolute joke. The rent they're charging... whoever is in charge of pricing…read moreshould be put in a stockade. 2500 bucks a month for a 1 bedroom apartment in Attleboro? You've gotta be kidding. Should have been a dead giveaway when my bathtub was filling up when i took my first shower, only to plunge the drain and for a massive clump of the woman's hair who lived in the apartment before I moved in to come out of the drain. Nice start. There are homeless junkies doing their best to fight gravity in the downtown area at all hours, they're disruptive at night, sometimes hostile, and not afraid to walk up to you and bother you while you're trying to walk your dog. Sometimes they scream rap lyrics outside your window at 3 AM while they hangout waiting for the bus to nowhere at the station adjacent to the building. You'll also get to know their names, because they're constantly screaming at each other from far away while they look for each other in the woods near the building, they're like your neighbors, how fun. That methadone clinic doing the 5 minute appointments up the street must be booming with business. Parking is a joke. There are not enough spots for the tenants and the street parking is aggressively ticketed with completely predatory parking laws. Funny how the cops do nothing about the junkies, but ticket you for being 6 inches off the curb. THE ATTLEBORO POLICE ARE A COMPLETELY USELESS AND THEY SHOULD ALL BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES. I can confirm the information from the other review on here when it comes to the property manager parking in handicapped spaces. Several times I called to have cars towed out of the handicapped spaces in the parking lot because my father is handicapped and he had nowhere to park when he wanted to visit. The only thing consistent about the trash service they provide is that it was so inconsistent that the hallways were just full of trash all the time. People's dogs shit in the hallways and elevators and those tenants are never reprimanded. Nothing is enforced, people play pool obnoxiously in the common area sometimes until 3 AM Here's the biggest thing: The HVAC :: was wondering why my bills were super high and why the air was always running in the winter. We had them come check it out with the 3rd party vendor they use for HVAC issues. My air filter was completely black and had clearly never been replaced before we moved in. The thermostat's wires that connected it to the heat pump were backwards. The thermostat was also inaccurate. There are also fans that you have no control over (above the oven, and in the bathrooms)... that suck the heat and cool air you pay for right out of your apartment... Management persistently argued about this with me, and I think at the end of the day they gave me $200 in rent compensation to offset the absurd bills I paid, which didn't nearly cover the damage whatsoever. The property manager that parked in the handicapped spaces also lied about handling my mail, which they are not supposed to do. We had a package that said it was delivered, but when I checked the package room it wasn't there. When I inquired about this, she told us to check again, and it was there, but no package delivery service came in that window, I know because my room mate was walking the dog and saw her move the package from her office to the mail room. She lied about this... why? just say you handled my package and left it in the office, you weirdo. This goes right in line with the fact that she parked in handicapped parking spaces... just total creep psychopath behavior. I wonder what other weird stuff she does. I know the likelihood of the train being completely inaudible from my apartment would be unlikely... but the woman who sold us the unit said that the windows and walls were sound proof so I would never hear it... what a lie that was. If you live on the side of the building across the street from the train, be ready to wake up at 5:00 AM every weekday :) There's also constant overnight work on the Amtrak line. Don't live here, they're charging $1000 over what renting an apartment in this building should cost and I can't believe they didn't fire that woman for parking in handicapped spaces... multiple people reported it. As a cherry on top, when I was moving out it was pouring rain and one of the lovely junked out Attleboro unhoused sat down in the parking garage right near the truck I was loading up and unfolded his lawn chair... so I had to move everything without the help of my friend, who had to stay stationed at the car to make sure the guy didn't steal or defecate on my things.

Do not rent here. The management company is absolutely awful. The facilities is not properly…read moremaintained. Let's start off that they're asking way too much money for the apartments and the area. The parking is absolutely horrendous with each owner only getting one spot. If someone parked in your spot, they will do absolutely nothing and they will not tow anyone. Gail the old property manager is very unprofessional, rude and talked down to everyone. She is very quick to send you an email about someone parking in someone's space, but see how she parks, In a handicap halfway in and out of it (see pic). The new property manager Érica is just as bad or even worse than Gail. Every time someone goes in there to complain about what's going on on the property both Gail and Erica shut their door and pretend that they're not there, leaving Annabelle to field all the questions .The management company always gives an excuse why they can't do something. The building stinks of weed, the elevator is always trashed with spilled liquid all over the floor, the door key fob locks are all broken, front door lock system broken(see pics)that are open all night and you can see sprinkler pipes that are exposed due to not maintaining the flowerbeds and putting mulch down. The management states that it's a dog friendly apartment building but there's nowhere to take your dog to use the bathroom(signs all over no dogs in shrubbery beds). Instead, you have to walk across the street to the park where there are homeless and drug addicts hanging out everywhere. The homeless and drug addicts are now hanging out in the garage area by the elevators trying to get into the building or shooting up herion. One night I was going to recycling room and tripped over a homeless man sleeping on cardboard in the room. I notified the management, and they still have not fixed the key fob so it remains open.(see pics). The whole area is very unsafe due to aggressive, homeless. The dumpster is constantly filled to the brim and bags are laying out in front of it causing rodents to go back-and-forth from the wooded area to eat the garbage.(see pics). The emergency maintenance call I've use three times, and all three times have given me an excuse that they can't come out and the maintenance will take care of it in the morning. What is the sense of having them? Again I reported it to property management and they gave me an excuse and did nothing about it. One of my friends lives in a one bedroom apartment there, he lost heat during the winter. The maintenance could not fix it so they tried to give him a space heater. When he complained, they told him if he doesn't like it to move out. This place is totally disgusting......do not move here.

We came to Rhode Island just before covid hit and we landed at Shorewood apartments. We loved our…read moreapartment it was the duplex with the two bedrooms on the second floor in the living room dining kitchen on the 1st. We had a little bit of land and back so we made little deck we had a cute little raised garden and back and we loved it there. Maintenance is super quick to respond. I highly recommend living here for a time.

Do not leave a deposit without seeing unit. They lie about the condition then when you find out…read morethey steal your money. Place is a disgusting mess. Andrew Smith will lie about everything.

It's very expensive. It's not a bad place to live just very expensive…read more They're certainly is road noise if you aren't at the very entrance of the complex. Keep that in mind.

DO NOT MOVE INTO THE LODGE AT FOXBOROUGH - Health Hazard, Zero Accountability, Ongoing Infestation…read more My partner and I moved into The Lodge at Foxborough in July 2023, and what was supposed to be our peaceful home turned into an absolute nightmare. At a time I adored this place, we have been good tenants, clean, and have always abided by the rules and regulations. However, since September 2024, we've been battling a severe cockroach infestation that has taken over our apartment and disrupted every part of our lives. We first reported the infestation on September 20, 2024, and since then we've had five exterminator visits. Not only has the problem not been solved, but I've been told directly by exterminators that other units in the building are also being treated--which clearly points to a building-wide issue. This is not an isolated case. This is a sign of systemic neglect. Despite this, management has done the bare minimum: No offer of temporary housing No rent compensation No relocation to another unit No accountability for the trauma and stress caused We were left to live in filth, treated like test subjects while they experimented with "follow-up visits" to "see if treatments are working." That's not a solution--that's an insult. My partner and I are not a science experiment. We're paying tenants (approximatly $2,660 a month, not including utlities) who were promised a habitable, safe home. This infestation has wrecked our lives: I've missed work and class to accommodate the exterminator's schedule We've been forced to live out of boxes, unable to use our kitchen or bathroom freely My cat's safety has been a constant concern during treatments We've experienced social withdrawal, heightened anxiety, panic, and severe emotional stress. My relationship has suffered. Our home has not felt like a safe space in months I've spent my own money on traps, poisons, and patchwork for holes left in the kitchen that allow pests through plumbing and unfinished work And worst of all? We had to escalate the issue to the Board of Health, who formally investigated the property on March 11, 2025. Only after that did management finally switch pest control companies. But it was too little, too late. Even after months of suffering, with the infestation still ongoing, they have refused to let us out of our lease. They are prioritizing contract enforcement over basic human dignity and legal habitability standards. We are literally only asking to break our lease 3-4 months early once housing is secured, without penalty and our security deposit back. I have documented this experience thoroughly with photos and videos, and I will be posting them across Google, Yelp, Facebook, Reddit, and any platform I can find. People need to know the truth about this place. I am posting this review to warn future renters and hold The Lodge at Foxborough and UDR accountable. No one should be forced to live in these conditions and be met with indifference and excuses. Shame on this property for their negligence, for putting our health at risk, and for treating their tenants like they're disposable.

So far, I love my loft and love the community itself. Alanna was just wonderful and responsive…read more My move in was without any issues - I had use of freight elevator for my movers as requested. Any issues I had were promptly resolved by Drew. Amenities are great. And I now love exploring the surrounding area - minutes to Oak Hill and East Side - lots of arts and culture nearby such as the amazing Hope Artiste Village. My place was also spotless when I moved in. I hope to live here for years to come.

I recently contacted Dalkey Management regarding a serious privacy and safety concern involving…read moreformer employee Jay Leite. After his employment ended, he contacted my daughter, who lives at one of their properties, with explicit and sexually harassing messages. My daughter appropriately blocked him and contacted the police. However, my central concern remains unanswered: How was a former employee able to obtain, retain, and use a tenant's personal contact information after his employment ended? I received a response from Meline Vergne advising my daughter to block him and call the police, but I never received an explanation of how Mr. Leite had access to her information or why that information was apparently still available to him. As a parent, this is deeply concerning. Tenant contact information should be protected, particularly from former employees who no longer have any authorized reason to access it. This situation also raises broader questions: Has Dalkey Management investigated whether other female tenants were contacted by this former employee? What safeguards are in place to prevent former staff from retaining or misusing tenant information? Tenants deserve transparency, accountability, and assurance that their personal information is being properly protected. I am disappointed that such a serious privacy and safety concern has not received a direct, meaningful response.

Please reconsider living here, the new management is TERRIBLE. Lilly is a very unpleasant, rude…read moreperson. I really wish the prior manager was here instead because she was so sweet, professional and made me feel comfortable living here. Unfortunately the prior manager left the end of 2020. Lilly is very unprofessional, I would ask a question and she would answer very rudely or wouldn't know the answer. I feel so uncomfortable going to get my mail because I am afraid I may run into her. I pay my rent on time and have no reason to be treated the way she treated me. I WILL NOT BE RENEWING, and I suggest you don't live here.

Terrible management. Minimal to no guest parking, save yourself the headache and live somewhere…read moreelse.

Very nice and professional people. Attentive while taking care of things in a timely manner.read more

PEERLESS Firstly,…read morelet me say that I've only lived here about a week. So far, I've had more pros than cons. Pros: Staff is very friendly, and always willing to help with whatever issues I may have. Security is good, and you never worry while coming home late. It's simply a beautiful building with a very interesting past. It used to be a club that would play some real headliners. My apartment is spacious and bright, with original floors and all. Cons: It's very noisy on weekends (but of course it would be as any place would that's surrounded by bars) The windows (this is a personal issue, and not something that is really a complaint) I'm short. Opening those windows were a real struggle and now I can't close them because I can't reach. This mean's I'll have to call maintenance for a ladder each time I want them opened or closed. The food dispenser was clogged and the washer was filthy, again a personal problem because they offered to clean and fix everything before I moved in but I chose to move in sooner rather than later, not giving them time to fix the issue. The only real issue I have is that there are fruit flies in my apartment and they are PERSISTENT. Having worked in the bar industry for five years, you'd think I would be able to get rid of them but they just keep breeding. I don't know if this is a maintenance issue that I can call them on, or if I have to call some form of pest control. The only reason it bothers me so much is because my kitchen is always clean, and yet they are just here. I hate that they keep getting into my cat's food when I leave it out for her. ALL IN ALL, I would def recommend the peerless building for anyone wanting to be downtown.

Really a wonderful place to live. Handsome large apartments. Congenial but not intrusive residents…read more Beautiful view of river, woods and city-scape. Well maintained. Competent staff.

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- Well maintained property with plenty of open space - Quiet…read moreneighborhood - Secure buildings; I never had a package stolen, I have even had one returned to me when it was delivered to the wrong building - Friendly staff; understanding and patient when my renter's insurance lapsed ... every year - Friendly and responsive maintenance crew I rented a corner apartment on the second floor facing the East and South: - Sun all day long with a tree for shade on one side - 400 sq ft Jr. 1-bed - Carpet throughout, except kitchen and bathroom of course - Half-kitchen; perfect for one person - Great shower!!! Strong water pressure, hot water forever :-)

A great place to live, it was extremely peaceful! I even got my friend from high school to move in…read moreand they gave me $100! The neighbors were great it's not loud and the laundry room is extremely convenient. The staff is very good, responsive, and I'd you have any issues with paying rent they work with you. The only reason I left was to save up for a house. Overall a great experience! I'm