What fresh hell we are in. DJ music goes until 1 am. Then construction starts at 7 am on a…read moreSaturday. Hanover toscana lied to us. They said the soundproofing is amazing. You wont hear anything. Lie,lie lie. Now they deny the reality. Video, upon videos. Noise meter recordings. Multiple emails begging them to do something. We are getting minimal sleep. Our quiet enjoyment is gone. Upper management says you can leave early if you buy out your lease. Hell no. They lied and gaslit. I have proof they knew about the severe noise issues. In fact the tenant that moved out of our unit prior to us moving in had all the same issues we are. He and I talked and shared the nightmare. There is no room in our apartment that we can go to and have no noise. Hanover Toscana is a lie. Luxury not even close. It's all a lie. All my windows are closed, this is from my bedroom and then my living room.

After 3 months my AC broke on a Friday and until next Wednesday no solution or maintenance so far,…read morestill waiting...

Left a conglomerate bank and came here. World of difference!…read more The service here is amazing. When we purchased a home I felt like the loan officer we worked with (who got promoted to VP) really took the time to know us. She really cared, went the extra mile and deserved that promotion. Some of the systems seem a little dated compared to other banks, but I'll give them time to catch up because the service is so good.

Great place to bank- been a customer for many years. Great people who serve their customers well.read more

I've read quite a few of these reviews and I don't get it. Great North Property Management has…read morebeen wonderful with our association. While there is always room for improvement, they have been doing a great job for us over the past several years. We had another property management company prior to this, and the financials were in a terrible state and repairs took forever. In a community, there is always something to be repaired and complaints about service does happen. It is not an easy task to deal with so many personalities., but our property manager does this with grace and kindness. The property managers I have worked with from Great North have been very accommodating and very professional. What people might not realize is that the property manager works at the behest of the Board of Directors. The Board makes all the financial decisions for the community and works with the property manager in deciding the budget and what maintenance needs to be done. The community votes on the budget each year, and most communities have budget meetings at which the Board or property manager explains the expenses for the following year. The Board of Directors is elected by the homeowners and has a fiduciary responsibility to make sure the community has the funds to maintain the homes and property values, and to fund an adequate reserve account for the future. The property manager is part of this process.

They are bad in every respect. Management doesn't care. They have been with us for over 10 years…read moreand I have NEVER spoken with any of them, including the property manager. We got a new property manager this past month and he seems pretty good so far. Chris Buckley was the worst. OH BTW, he was so bad, they promoted him. I hope our new trustees figure this out.

0 Stars, but had to give it 1…read more This place IS NOT worth half the money you pay to live here.. prime example of slapping lipstick on a pig and selling it as "luxury". DO NOT trust the "tour" reviews... they incentivize prospective residents to leave a review. This property is new but poorly maintained, and has the WORST leasing staff. When I moved into my apartment I was told it would be ready, moved in to pet fecal stains in multiple spots on the carpet (told me it was too late to have it replaced now, so they sprayed it with "enzyme" cleaner and suggested I move my bed over it). The countertop was not even attached to the island... just slides around. The fire alarm goes off weekly, most residents do not even evacuate its so frequent. Dog feces? Everywhere around the property... I was stepping in it so frequently I went and bought shoe covers. Noise? The walls are so thin you can hear your neighbor humming. The leasing team, specifically Corey Hetlzer, are the biggest pains.. I should have known by her attitude on my original tour that this place would be an issue... everything you asked made it seem like she had to pull out her teeth to get you an answer. I could list every single issue I have had with them, but this review would turn into a book. In summary, the staff is just lazy, rude, unaccommodating, extremely unprofessional, and borderline retaliatory. IF YOU EVER WANT TO FEEL LIKE YOU HAVE MOVED BACK IN WITH YOUR HELICOPTER PARENTS... LEASE HERE. I ended up requesting all communication be through email because they were so outrageous. I did file a complaint and spoke with the "Regional Manager" but do not think he could have cared less... he sounded like he just needed to check a box that he spoke to me regarding the issue.

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Horribly loud, shoddily built, and inept and insensitive property management. Neighbors were…read morelovely, but I had zero peace during the year I was stuck there. Walls shaking, ceiling rattling, doors slamming, pipes leaking... it constantly felt like the building was going to topple over, and like my upstairs neighbors were going to crash through the ceiling. My dog developed a seizure-response to the trauma and unpredictable noises and structural failures. We both were on edge 24/7, and could never achieve quiet, peace, or safety. Hands down- the worst rental experience of my 20+ years as a renter. (This is my first apartment review ever. I feel so strongly about the traumatic experience at Corsa Salem that I feel obligated to make potential renters aware.)

From the owner: Expand your apartment living experience at a community that allows you to customize your lifestyle…read more Each home at Corsa is brand new, specially constructed to meet your standards of convenience and luxury in the heart of Tuscan Village in Salem, New Hampshire.

I have lived here for three years, and this complex is not "pet friendly ". You pay $50 a month…read morefor each dog or cat you own. The neighbors are noisy. The walls are paper thin, and you can hear every person partying here. The appliances do not work great, most apartments have maintenance requests monthly. In the summer, the pool is never cleaned, there are dead bugs all over the surface of the water. Management is nice for the most part, but the rents keep going up. Look elsewhere, you can find somewhere that is more effectively managed.

BVW is not as pet friendly as stated. A $50.00 dollar a month per animal is charged. Now to all you…read moredog walkers out their large grass areas and some forest. There is no ( dog park ) on property or near by. As of 2019 BVW has found another way to charge residents. Make sure you pick it all up or you will find that a letter fairy has dropped off a $200.00 fine will be on your door. Some of this is easy grab a bag from the green dog wastes poles. OOPS there never full so you have to go buy them on top of that $50.00 charge. Also beware you are not aloud to BBQ. Renter beware!

Years later and they're still doing the same lousy work, all to pocket more money. Like you said,…read morealmost everyone at this new condo has had problems. We s shouldn't have problems in a new construction. If they spent a little more money on quality material and contractors, they wouldn't need a warranty department and would probably save a heck of lot more money. This gives them a bad reputation and sets them up for lawsuits.

As time go by we're spending money to have all the repairs done. We complaint and they only had…read moreexcuses over and over. If anyone purchase a new home from this guys, make sure that you have a home inspection done. Because this was a brand new house, and we thought that everything should been okay. Don't make the same mistake. I have to pay to replace all my hardwood floors, after I was promised by they property manager, that everything was going to be taken care. 3 years later the floors got my worst. Just be very careful.