I really want to give a minus point if it's possible. The only trick their managers could do is…read moreignore former renter's reasonable request, so I have nothing to hide anymore. One more thing I need to remind you guys is that the 5 stars reviews are published by the pressure of managers by 50 bucks so be careful. Actually my move-in date should be August 15th last year and the real move-in date is September 23rd. That was a miserable time,we take our luggages from place to place searching for short rents because of the 5 times of delay.That really sucks. After I moved in,things are getting a little bit better.The apartments are new and the facilities are okay.But we didn't get our compensation after several hard meetings with the manager which should be all set already but ignored by the managers. The price is going higher and higher and it's totally not worthy to live there. There are tons of apartments which are better than this. This apartment just trick new coming international students and trust me, I've lived there. What's more, good services cannot be the reason to ignore people after they moved out. They didn't return my security deposit after I moved out, even don't return my emails so be careful of the irresponsible managers. After been here for this long, choosing Residence@MaldenCenter is the worst decision I've made because I not only met awful managers but also suffered from serious arrogant and naive&disgusting roommates. I'll never made that mistake ever again. If I can't get my security deposit back, I think it's my obligation to let everyone around here to know, be careful about this apartment. Some things are not what they seem to be.

The apartment and services are great so far. Since it was a new bulding, the parking space wasn't…read more100% satisfactory. When I moved in early July 2018, I was told that the garage I've already paid for was still under construction. I waited for two months parking in the public garage across the street. In September, the garage was finished and I was assigned a parking space which can barely park my car in. I talked to the leasing office and they said they would let me switch when another spot becomes available.

Worst Building I Ever Lived - Leaving Soon!!…read more This is another review about this terrible, terrible building, written after just a simple New England downpour for about 15 minutes and water started to come back up from the AC condensation drainage pipe - the same pipeline that froze in the winter and flooded my apartment. So this is the second time my bedroom got flooded! I am going into the last year of my lease and the at this point, still some amenities are not functional. Again I confronted the building manager before and she yelled back "you are not paying for the amenities, they are given to you because us as a company is being nice to you". I am planning to write more about my experience here so future tenants will not fall into this trap. Anyone knows where other platforms to write apartment reviews?

Under a great deal of pressure to find a place in Boston, I gave a call to Point 180 and spoke with…read moreChristina, the property manager. She was incredibly helpful, flexible, and truly cares about her clients. While I was unable to see the exact floor plan in person, she brought us into two other apartments to show the additional features included in the apartment I will be renting. We toured the building: which offers the amenities that stand out from the other apartment complexes closer to the city. Located in Malden Center, it's a 15 walk to the orange line T, and when the snow hits -- there's a gym, social area, and covered parking to ease anxiety and facilitate working from home. I am so excited to live at Point 180 -- primarily because I know that the tenants are taken care of under the excellence and attentiveness of Christina, the property manager, and the location is in a safe, adjacent location to the city. Christina is extremely professional, understands people, and empathizes with her prospective clients. A pleasure to work with, I recommend Point 180 because of the property amenities, and especially the management.

We are coming up on 6 years here and couldn't be any happier. The management and leasing staff are…read morevery welcoming and appreciate the residents with end of school year bbq for the kids, Halloween activities, and community pot luck. It really fosters a sense of community. Maintenance staff are top notch and responsive. After owning a large house and then moving here, we have stress-free easy living. Thanks to Kristen and her very capable team!

Super noisy. Walls are super thin. If you have upstairs neighbors they will shake your apartment by…read morejust walking. Ground matinance has gone way down, pool was closed a great deal of the time all summer because they kept messing up the chemicals and water was not safe. Inside of common areas are pretty beaten up. Outside locks seem to be frequently broken so any one can enter when it's like this. Can't wait to move when my lease is up!!!

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 :).

Thank you to Priscilla and the entire management team. My wife and I recently moved from Los…read moreAngeles to Boston, and they helped make what could have been a stressful relocation feel much smoother. The apartments are clean and comfortable, and the common areas are modern, welcoming, and very well maintained. The maintenance crew deserves special mention, as they have been consistently friendly, respectful, and quick to respond whenever we've needed assistance. We do have a few pending maintenance items, but the team has been working with us to address everything step by step. Overall, we appreciate the effort and communication so far. I'm hopeful everything will be resolved soon and look forward to updating this review with good news.

I don't usually leave negative reviews, but I want to be honest about my personal experience at…read moreEverly. For months, I made repeated phone calls, left multiple voicemails, and sent multiple emails, and I still could not get a timely response. From the start, I felt ignored and dismissed, and that set the tone for everything that followed. After I signed the lease, I expected things to improve, but they did not. I was given no notice that the garage would be paved, and I moved in with a U-Haul full of furniture only to find the garage closed, and the area congested with cars along the one-way. For weeks, I was stuck parking outside in the elements on a narrow street while still paying for two garage spots and expensive monthly parking fees on top of high rent. That was a frustrating way to start living somewhere that is supposed to be a luxury apartment community. On move-in day, my apartment was not even cleaned yet. The floors were dirty, and there was still leftover material from what appeared to be a previous tenant. I was forced to leave my furniture, clothes, and other belongings in the hallway until the apartment was cleaned. That was an unacceptable way to begin living there. I also personally dealt with the smoking policy not being enforced. I regularly smelled weed in the building, and there were times when the fire alarm went off late at night and in the early morning hours. In my experience, the alarms were not shut off until the fire department arrived. An email notice went out, but I did not see any real enforcement after that. I also found mold on the dryer when I moved in, which I had to clean myself, and that should not be something a resident has to handle in an expensive apartment. The walls were very thin, so walking and stomping from the apartment above could clearly be heard. Pet waste was also regularly found outside, and notices seemed to go out without much actual follow-through. The maintenance staff was the one positive part of my experience because they were quick and helpful. Other than that, I would not live here again. After moving out, I was transferred to a manager about my security deposit, but I still did not get a returned call or voicemail back. I never received clear communication about my deposit, and even now I am still being ignored.

This was the worst building I've ever rented at. Office staff were unresponsive or unhelpful with…read moremultiple work orders, common spaces weren't kept clean or in good condition, and the building was visibly deteriorating despite being relatively new. We also had multiple deliveries stolen, and neighbors that regularly smoked inside with no consequence. They also regularly scrub their reviews on Google and Yelp, so this review probably won't be here a year from now. Do yourself a favor and live elsewhere, it'll almost definitely be less expensive and less frustrating than this place.

I recently moved into J Malden Center and have had a great experience so far. While the apartment…read moreand complex are nice, the reason for my review is for the exceptional experience facilitated by Michael Stelmack in the leasing office. From our initial tour of the building, all the way through following up with my wife and I to hear how our move in went, Michael was there every step of the way. Not only was he quick to answer questions, he went the extra mile to ensure we were well taken care of. Thanks Michael!

I lived at 489 Summer St for a little over 2 years, and I couldn't have had a better experience…read more The folks with the leasing office resolved my inquires promptly and with empathy. Shout out to the maintenance crew for a quick response whenever needed & doing an AMAZING job with the snow. Highly reccommend!

Living at 483 Summer St is a loud and disruptive experience because there is no sound insulation…read morebetween units. Campobasso Properties will not to take responsibility for the level of noise and will not make reparations. I can hear my neighbors snoring and when their phones are on vibrate. My upstairs neighbors have loud friends over, stomp around, and drop things on the floor endlessly. Downstairs there is a baby and a toddler. I am always woken up or kept up late. I no longer sleep in the master bedroom. I pay 2400+ each month for this.

I rented at Pheasant Ridge Apartments for the last 6 years. I was very happy there.My needs were…read morealways taken of immediately and with great respect. I always felt very safe. The entire staff really pays attention to your situation. I highly recommend this apartment complex.

Great place to live. Very quiet and clean. Staff is awesome. Wish I didn't have to relocate.read more