I recently moved to a different apartment wishing I really pleased.It's so nice and well maintained…read morethe management team trying their best to resolve any issues arise during the process, good experience with faster maintenances services.If you are looking for a apartment that is budget friendly Northgate apartments is the place.

To Dolben co This is in regards to Northgate Apartments…read more I am a resident of Building 230 as you are aware there was a fire last night 11/2 .. I want to say the Manager Donna and her entire staff went above and beyond for us tenants they were kind and considerate to our needs they opened their doors to us and treated us like we were all in this together.. I love living here and what makes it special is your caring staff Thank you to All of you

Thank you, Rody (sp?), for being so helpful when we reset my options for paying my rent online to…read moreget rid of inconvenient convenience fees! Agnes

An extremely noisy building with many other negatives. It's right across a liquor store so just…read moreaccept that it's a bad idea to move here. You -might- luck out and not have crappy neighbors but truth of the matter is that the floors and walls are extremely thin and this place was clearly built with cheap materials. You literally hear every single step someone makes above you and good luck getting any sleep if your next door neighbors are playing music or watching videos. Hell, one of my neighbors cranks up her sound-bar and does karaoke as annoyingly as possible every weekend. I now carry immense hatred for karaoke and for whoever bought and approved the building material for this flimsy and overpriced hack of a building. There's no way to sugarcoat this. OneBeachmont is built and managed to feel like an extended-stay hotel. It's clearly meant for people who party and have too much money to piss away. If you're a working professional or have a family -- I would not recommend this place because you won't have any peace or rest. The management doesn't do anything about it because they feel like not everyone is bothered by noise but none of them actually live here, lol. Good luck if you need something in middle of the night because the support number gets you connected to a rep from India who basically tells you that they can't help you but they sure 'understand' how it feels. The upstairs party area on 6th floor is nothing short of a circus-show because it's too many tenants trying to hoard it at the same time. You have insulting (to ears) music overlapping from 4-5 different tenants bluetooth speakers and it's just awful and impossible to enjoy. There was a high turn-over with management (they employ 'gotcha' tactics by shuffling building managers/leasing agents so they're not liable for anything.) and everything feels like a crapshoot. Amazon lockers are convenient but that's about it. Crackheads roam around the parking lot and building at night and you really need to watch your back and your car. Tenants inviting dozens of guests who hoard the pool and lawn area are the worst. Management doesn't have a way to deal with this and you need to expect the worst because that's what you'll get. There should be a limit to how many people you can invite here because the place is seriously far too small and over-crowded. You have 2-3 tenants with large families who roll-in and take over everything so you're better off just going out. Where's your value here when few people hoard all the common areas? The gym is way too small for 300+ tenants. Good luck trying to get anything done because 5-6 people love to hoard the few pieces of gym equipment this place has. Last year we had a tenant who stole equipment and the email that the management sent was laughable. 'We have you on video but we'll give you a chance to come clean to us.' -- There was no video. Nothing is recorded. The cameras they use are only useful during the day and only when someone is there to physically watch what's going on. You really think this place has money to spend on video recordings and bandwidth that it requires? I think other people have commented plenty over how much dog crap is around the building. Some of these owners should really be banned from owning pets. The rent is incredibly and -insultingly- high for what you get here. Things across the street at their sister building Ocean 650 aren't any better. Read the reviews carefully. Covid19 situation was handled horrendously.

We have lived here for 3 months, so far its been good, the building is clean and quiet, Erik and…read moreeveryone in the office are nice and helpful.

My girlfriend and I have lived in Rumney Flats for about 2.5 years now and overall we really like…read moreit. Pros: Great staff (although they seem to have high turn over). The manager Donna is fantastic. Great and fast maintenance staff. Great apartment interior - we live on the first floor and have high ceilings that make the place feel much bigger than it is, new appliances and finishes, and a good size den (office space for me) and wood flooring in the living area. Close to Boston without being in Boston itself. Located within walking distance to a grocery store and CVS. Movie theater about a 5 minute drive away. Cons: Limited storage space in the unit. Limited on-site amenities, small gym and no pool, only one bench outside (with a grill) which is not an ideal scenario for enjoying sunny days. There is not much green area, although they did recently open a small (emphasis on small) dog park. Parking is not assigned and can really get competitive. The front office is not the best at answering the phones. Limited food options in the area.

Greystar is rated 1.2 and Ocean 650 is absolute trash.. If you value your money and time, read…read morethis review and contemplate your options before you make a deal with these hacks. Everyone I've spoken to has the same exact thing to say: ever since Greystar took over, the building is worse than it was. Constant fire alarms at 4 in the morning. This has happened every 2 months since we moved in. When we moved in, the apartment was advertised with a balcony on the website. The one they showed me had a Juliet door. I'm pretty sure the layouts on your website should match the actual apartment we're looking at, but the individual who showed said "We just do that here." Okay... That doesn't exactly give me a great amount of trust in this organization's ability to cohesively run a building. The amenities are NEVER open because there's always some sort of issue or construction. The pools were closed for basically the whole season. The building was also advertised as dog friendly and that it included a dog park. That was a lie. Construction has been heavy since we moved in and I counted 47 nails IN ONE SITTING where the dog "alley" is set up now. My girlfriend and I went to a funeral and stuck a note on the door stating the dogs don't know how to be without us completely yet and that they are in training and may bark while we are out grieving with our family. Whoever was on that day decided to send us a notice without even coming to check the door. WHAT A JOKE. Bailey Goulding, the property manager, told us that they put $2 Million into the building. WHERE!? The repairs you've done on the building ALL SUMMER of 2021 was to remove dry rot from apartments that kept flooding, as confirmed by one of the handicapped tenants who has informed me that they have had to be relocated out of their apartment for about 3 months now because it keeps flooding, but they want you to believe it's fixed. Bailey also was very eager to point at Revere as to why I found a homeless encampment with feminine hygiene products and needles directly behind our building. I could see it from where I park my car, but I didn't need to considering my dog STEPPED ON A NEEDLE. Thank goodness it was capped. "Oh well you know how Revere is.." was the response. This is a luxury apartment. Hire a damn security guard to scare away the dope fiends. The fact that they don't screams that they only care about their bottom line and not the wellbeing of their tenants, an issue I'll go more into soon. Maintenance has been here once a month. Bailey's excuse is that it's a 5 year-old building. You're joking, right? My car has lasted longer. First it was a sensor on a microwave, then it was the thermostat's power cable disconnected in the middle of the night. No biggie, maintenance came to fix it. The problem is it happened 3 more times after the fact. I gave up on calling maintenance and only put in a call when it started getting cold again, because I'm just that fed up having to deal with this joke of a team. So far they've visited for the microwave, tiles in the bathroom that were cracked when we MOVED IN, the thermostat multiple times, and the trash compactor 3 times. We've lived here since February and there hasn't been a month where maintenance hasn't visited. The pandemic hit us just as hard as anyone and I lost my job. The complex assured us that as long as we pay down our rent we will be fine. I now have a new job 2 months later and have made payments totaling over $2000 in the past 2 weeks, and we just received a Notice to Quit after being assured we would be accommodated in these rough times. This seems like a dream apartment. Well it's a dream alright, a FEVER DREAM you want to wake up from daily. I regret not breaking lease when I had the chance. They will probably end up responding to this with a copy/paste response which makes plenty of sense. They simply don't care about anything but money. Fun fact: Microwave broke again as I was writing this, as if by some divine intervention I just needed more proof and pictures..

Looking from the outside in, this looks like a dream…read more Unfortunately, the dream stops there. To begin, my boyfriend and I moved in February 2021. Since the 6 months we've moved in, we have had to enter a ticket for every one of those six months due to appliances or issues with the apartment. On day 1, maintenance had to come in and repair the sensor on our microwave because it would turn on when the door was open. In the ensuing months we called for the trash compactor twice, once when the actual sink started to come off the counter, and as of recently, our thermostat is displaying no power cable on a day with a heat advisory, and the tiles in our bathtub are cracking and have been in disarray since day 1 and only getting worse. About a week ago, I had my grandparents funeral, so we left the dogs alone and left a note on the door saying they may bark. We got them during COVID so all they know is us and we specifically outlined that we were at a funeral in the note as well. Regardless, we got a complaint email that night about barking dogs. Speaking of which, my boyfriend and I will no longer walk our dogs ALONG the building as we found needles and a homeless encampment right behind and next to the parking garage, accompanied by needle caps and feminine hygiene products. ( Pictures below) The online postings ALL feature balconies, when in fact the first one shown had a "Juliet Door" and the one that included a balcony was $200 more per month. You're only paying the absurd amount of monthly rent for the beach view when in reality you're going to deal with a ton of other underlying issues. We were promised a dog park on the website, yet from the beginning the dog park has been locked up due to construction nobody told us about. The fact of the matter is, there's MUCH better options out there for this price point.

Have been here for 2 years... 500 Ocean Ave! The building, location, management are all top tier!read more

I lived at 500 Ocean Ave long enough to waste $133,000 on rent and I have absolutely nothing to…read moreshow for it. No equity, no peace, no decent management, just a long list of frustrations. Looking back, I could've bought a home. Instead, I paid that kind of money to deal with broken elevators, paper-thin walls, constant noise, and management that treated me like a nuisance. Don't let the fake "luxury" branding fool you, the finishes are cheap, maintenance is slow (if it shows up at all), and the building is clearly run by people who only care about rent checks. I thought I was paying for convenience and quality. I was wrong. I was paying for headaches, false promises, and regret. If you're on the fence, don't do it. Learn from my mistake.

It's too much Complicated after more than 6 months, return to YELP to continue this story without…read moreend of my problems with this condominium. After so many problems in my old apartment, I managed to move but until today I did not receive my security deposit. Soon after I moved in, the condominium administration changed. He left the Dolben Company and entered the Carabetta Managements, and I was informed that it would be responsible for paying my $ 1500 deposit. Since then I have been in contact, I went to the condominium office personally, I telephoned, I sent e-mails and I never got an answer. It is shameful to go through all this and I will actually resort to the court in order to recover that value. Waters Edge Apartments is an endless nightmare

Can't complain for the price, views, and proximity to the train. No broker fee either!read more

The Beach House is an amazing place to live, breathtaking ocean views, amenities, and exceptional…read morestaff. Because I was moving from out-of-state, I started my search for an apartment all along the north shore in early September. The Beach House was by far the best place I looked at. From my first tour in September to my move-in in late December, Nicole and Dazayia kept in touch and responded to every question that I had making my moving process easier than I ever anticipated. Since my move-in (late December) every encounter I have had with the staff (leasing, management, maintenance) has been friendly and respectful.

New management they treat people like shit never go here…read more They were to busy eating lunch at 2 pm very unprofessional

I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the BLVD on Revere Beach! I am a local resident -…read moreMy home suffered severe water damage- and needs reconstruction , which will last a few months etc.. so I needed an apartment ASAP - I also have a little 5lb Yorkshire terrier , so it was hard to find a pet friendly place as well. I researched places nearby and came across this lovely spot. Jessie (leasing agent) and Susan (manager) were life savers! They both went above and beyond to get me into a beautiful space. I can not thank them enough for the genuine hospitality I received. I felt so welcome since day one! It is very hard to find a good management team - let alone , a fabulous one - and this place nailed it for sure! The place is pet friendly- but you would never know. It always smells fresh and clean. The common areas are always well designed, pristine and very comfortable. When you walk in the building you get a great , chill vibe as well. The amenities are top notch! I am excited to spend time by the pool, hang out in the cool common lounge spaces, and enjoy the amazing beach views! Thank you to Jessie and Susan for a lovely new place to call home

I have been waiting over 90 days for. $500 return on a deposit for an apartment here. The staff has…read morebeen giving me the run-around and telling me it takes 30 days! It doesn't take that long to cut a refund check. Although the funds were drawn out from my account electronically, the refund check is mailed and take 30 days or longer. Beware of this as this issue is still ongoing with me 60 days later. I'm still waiting for (MY) $500 which I was told was sent standard mail in a white envelope. I believe it should be sent priority so there is a tracking number. I was told there is no way of tracking my $500 because it was sent standard mail. As I've been trying to resolve this issue it seems the only solution Ryder (greystar) has is to re-mail my $500 check again through standard mail. This is absurd and I will be contacting channel 7 news BBB and Hank Phillipi Ryan until this major issue with Ryder apartments (Greystar) is resolved and I have MY $500 in my hand!