The place is okay but definitely overpriced and unfortunately unlivable. I'm a dog owner so I love…read morethat they allow pets but some owners don't clean up after their pets and even walk them unleashed. My biggest issue though has been weed smoking in the building that seeps into my apartment daily. I have dealt with this everyday since I moved in about 5 months ago. The leasing office told me to call them when this happens and I have many times but the issue persists. At this point it's making me very ill as I have asthma. I have had to leave my apartment on weekends to breathe. Anytime is rains I have leaks that come in my living room so I have to strategically place my furniture and the blinds don't keep the sun out. What complicates the issue even more is that I work from home so I get to work with a contact high that makes me nauseous. I also have a HUGE electric bill because the windows are drafty even though the maintenance team seals them. Again a bigger issue with weed smoke being stuck in my apartment. The heating ducts are right at the top of the apartment so the heat just rises. Oh and for location this is definitely the hood. Just take a drive up Jackson street to see what I'm talking about. The maintenance team is responsive and friendly so full marks there. For the money they are asking I'd look for something else.

terrible place to live in for the price you pay, the entire place only has 5 visiting parking if…read moreyou are going to have anyone over you will need to let the office know so you can get a pass for every single car coming if not you can't park because you will then get towed and charge 200$ by the towing company they choose to lobby their parking lot. ON TOP OF IT ALL fire alarms constantly ringing at all times of the nigh 2am-3am , and when they decide to fix them they decided it was smart idea to start ringing alarms at 7 am in the morning interrupting anyone that sleep during the day (me) ! hey just a nurse that works night shift , and after its been my third day with no sleep I decided to call and, all front desk had to tell me that it was for our safety thar it'll happen for the rest of the WEEK . I curious to know why this couldn't be rang at a reasonable time for the people that pay 2,800 of rent I should be able to sleep in atleast till 11 a, I can give a fuck about an alarm being fixed at the time of my sleep.i have never lived in a building that has so little compassion for THEIR TENANTS ! and it has so many problems with the alarm , maybe the building should be shut down if the the system needs a WEEK for fixing. Also the building was built so fast that's probably another reason why the alarms Continues to go off, only two small elevators so your furniture will Not fit in the elevator if it's not measured or you will have to move your couch/ furniture up the stairs because they couldn't even provide their tenants with an industrial elevator to make it easier for move in day. just waiting for lease to be over , sick of giving these people my money and they I can't even sleep in my own apartment. Sincerly, A TIRED BITCH !!!!

Property is economically and socially discriminating not to mention information on website is false…read moreon amenities offered to residents, hallways and elevators stink like dog urine. Elevators on "low income side" are a year past safety inspection, parking is widely reserved for section of building that has the highest rent/ income to to the property, and parking for the "low income" residents is little to none even with parking passes acquired; and the leaseing office tells you you can park across the street in a small lot apx 1/4 mile from entrance closest to your apartment and that's when they are even in the office because it seems they are never there to service tenants and when they are in the office they are rude and do not want to assist, unless you are part of the elite residents that are paying 2,500 plus for rent. All in all worse place to move into,unless you are planning to spend thousands a month on rent and obtain the elite treatment

From the owner: Welcome to Riverwalk Lofts, where upscale, urban chic meets historic charm. Located in the heart of…read moreLawrence’s bustling Riverwalk Innovation District, these brand-new 1- and 2-bedroom loft apartments redefine luxury living. Featuring exposed brick, 16-foot ceilings, and 12-foot windows, each apartment is designed to impress. Indulge in updated kitchens with quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances, along with airy and bright, open-concept layouts. All units boast a second-floor loft for more space to live your dream life. With the MBTA Commuter Rail across the street and easy access to I-495, I-93, and Route 28, you're perfectly connected to everything Greater Boston has to offer.

Living at Den Rock has been nothing but disappointing. Upon move in (in a newly renovated…read moreapartment), we had to place upwards of 10 work orders within the first two weeks. Orders ranged from our front door lock being installed upside down to there being a metal fan with sharp blades uncovered in the common entryway. There have been additional safety concerns here as well, such as our entire building smelling like marijuana on a daily basis, sometimes as early as 8 AM on weekdays. The smell frequently comes into our unit, either through pipes, the front door, or through connecting walls. Windows do not stay open to properly ventilate the common areas. We have been told the same information from property management for months regarding the tenants that continuously smoke indoors and no progress has been made on any resolution. The lease states this is a smoke free community when in reality it is not - falsely leading tenants to believe this community is family friendly. Last summer the community pool turned green. Windows in the gym do not all properly open to ventilate the area. Parking spaces are small - if a car is parked next to you, it is nearly impossible to get a child out of their car seat. Snow removal is chaotic and not adequately done. We have voiced our concerns to maintenance, property management, and Fairfield Residential. Our concerns were met with disregard and lack of professionalism. I would urge families to think twice before moving here.

What a wonderful apartment complex. We are signing our second lease, since we weren't ready to…read morepurchase a home quite yet, and it was a no brainer to stay here at River Pointe. We could have decided to go somewhere closer to work but the service we get here is extraordinary. June is a real treasure, she truly cares about the tenants and will do everything in her power to make sure they are well taken care of. The apartments themselves are cozy with a good amount of natural light. I love the walk-in closets and the choice to have vinyl flooring throughout the apartment is great. A little pantry in the kitchen has proven useful and a good space-saver. I love the balconies and how we are able to walk to Den Rock Park. We do not have any complaints regarding the snow removal, they have been prompt and efficient. It's great that they have the option for a garage and a fireplace. Rent is definitely cheaper in Lawrence than in North Andover, but you are practically living in North Andover so it's a win-win. Reading the previous reviews, I do agree that the parking spots are a little tight and if someone parks incorrectly, it definitely throws the other spots off, it can be a little irritating.

I'm not sure how this complex is receiving such high reviews…read more Our experience here over the last 2 years has been nothing but trouble. - For a while we were being billed for 2 apartments (and yes, we were forced to pay both invoices). - We started being billed for parking in the outside lot (it was a clause they snuck into our second lease without informing us of the new conditions). - Our car was damaged from the broken glass windows falling out of the un-renovated section of the building. - There was a the major leak in the ceiling of our apartment so when it rained it would rain in our bedroom. - The staff has been involved in numerous unprofessional altercations with residents (one of which nearly escalated to a physical level). - The final straw was the mouse infestation. We've been living among a family of mice for months now. Their droppings are everywhere, they've chewed holes in our walls and cabinets (which management has blamed us for - claiming we must have used tools to make the holes. . . I can't even make this nonsense up). The situation escalated so much that the building let us out of our lease early. Many other long term residents have had major issues with the building and management - a few have hired lawyers. Yes, the apartments look great at eye level but I assure you, living here is more stress than it's worth. You can find far better lofts in the Haverhill/Lowell area for more competitive prices.

*** DO NOT CONSIDER MOVING HERE *** I have lived in this…read morebuilding for 2 year and have had nothing but problems. The lease office staff does the bare minimum and tries hard to not help you as much as they can. In the time that I have lived here I have had constant issues with the appliances, with the HVAC system, and with the parking system they have in place among many other things. These errors on part of the staffing and systems in place has caused me hundreds of dollars my time and energy out of my schedule due to the fact that they do not want to invest in keeping the property running smoothly. My most recent issues are regarding the floor on the apartment. The fake wood in place will fall apart after a few months/years. When I moved into the apartment the floor was already in bad shape and slowly but surely has gotten worst and worst to the point that we trip over it and looks horrible, the maintenance team came in to review the floor and they agreed that it needs to be replaced. The leasing office however stated that after a discussion they will not replace the floor and I just have to deal with it or move to a different unit - this is not what you expect from any "luxury loft building". Moving is dreadful and they know this which is why this is the only option they give you. Every time you need something it feels like you are asking them for a favor which is ridiculous. Parking in the garage is extra and you pay per spot. If you have 3 cars and 2 spot you cannot shuffle your cars around. They want to micromanage every single thing you do without offering any assistance of help whatsoever so I tell you again *** DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO NOT CONSIDER RENTING HERE *** below are some of the other reoccurring issues you will face living in this place. Your rent WILL GO UP EVERY SINGLE YEAR Even if the market rate is lower for new tenants THEY CHARGE EXISTING TENANTS MORE FOR THE SAME EXACT SPACE The leasing office staff is not helpful AT ALL The hallways always smell like weed Constant loudness and music playing from neighboring units

They do not call you back after leaving messages or replying to emails. Maintenance was suppose to…read morereplace the screen door and took over a month. When I moved into the apartment it was not as clean as they said. There was a small roach in the fridge and another roach in the closet which they painted over!! Laziness.

DO NOT LIVE HERE. Every building is infested with mice. And some buildings have mold. The leasing…read moreoffice lies, forges documents, ignores requests like copies of paperwork, they will not repair broken security cameras, and if you report anything to the office they typically will tell you they will put an order in then not show up to do repairs. I have made countless complaints to the office and then after being ignored and the problem not addressed I contacted the Andover board of health. The board of health didn't even help when they had proof the management team wasn't completing the things they were supposed by law. I have dead mice in my apartment all the time. Mouse droppings in every room. There is a dead mouse just sitting right in front of the doors to the building. It's been almost a week since I noticed it and no one has disposed of it. Now after over a year of battling them they won't even let me out of my lease. I told them I did not want sticky traps in the apartment and without my knowledge they had put them under my couch. I found 3 mice stuck to one of the traps suffering and in panic. Two of the mice were stuck face to face so one mouse ate the other's head. I could go on and on about how horrible the leasing office is but it's not even worth it.

management is good but there is a no smoking policy on the lease and many people smoke weed. I'm…read moreallergic so if you are this may not be the place for you.

I found the staff to very helpful and patient with all my questions. Mikel, Deborah, and Alicia…read morewere all helpful and pleasant. Mikel was really great and was the person showing me the apartments available. So far everything has been really great.

Just moved in mid-May. - trash rooms closed for weeks, garbage in the halls. Only one elevator…read morehas worked since I got here. Air conditioning went out 3-weeks ago. Very confusing communications from management to deal. Temporary fix has not helped my apartment. Paying high rent for the lack of services. I also have to vacate due to a heat wave today until ????

From the owner: At Riverwalk Apartments the appeal of urban living is seamlessly combined with picturesque river…read moreviews, setting the stage for an unparalleled residential experience. With upscale amenities and convenient access to the pulse of city life, it embodies the essence of modern living. Nestled within a vibrant community, residents can immerse themselves in the dynamic energy of the city while enjoying the tranquility of riverside serenity. It's a place where luxury meets convenience, offering an exceptional lifestyle for those seeking the perfect balance between urban excitement and natural beauty. Our luxury apartments in Lawrence, MA are the real deal. Apply online today to seal it!

I am a second-time resident at Royal Crest Estates in North Andover, MA. The first time was from…read more1996-2000 and the second time (very temporary) began in July 2012 and will continue until February 2013. Some things have changed, some things have stayed the same. 1. Changes - They no longer provide security at the front entrance to screen visitors to the complex. Now, anyone can drive in here. - They allow cats and dogs to live here now. There is a monthly fee per animal. I don't have a pet so don't know the exact amount but believe it's around $45 a month per animal. - They charge you to park a vehicle here - currently $10 a month per vehicle. - On a positive note, they finally added a recycling bin. Prior to this happening, everything was dumped in the trash. - You can no longer have a barbecue outside. They provide communal barbecues near the swimming pool area, but that's not as convenient as heading outside your building and using your own. 2. No Changes - The apartments are referred to as luxury apartments. This would have been a stretch in 2000, never mind 2013. Nothing about the apartments has changed in terms of the HVAC system, appliances, bathrooms, etc. Everything looks just as it did 15 years ago. - You get what you pay for. My wife and I checked out other "luxury" apartment complexes in the area and can confirm that Royal Crest Estates is the most affordable of them all. We only needed a short term lease while we wait for construction of our home to be complete, so the monthly amount is higher than it might otherwise have been had we committed to a 12-month or longer lease. That said, we have a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 1450 square foot apartment for much less than much smaller 2-bedroom apartments elsewhere. - The staff--especially the service team--are very friendly and professional. I was sorry to read other reviews that other people have a different view of the staff here, but my experience has always been positive. 3. Other Thoughts - The first time we lived here was in a basement apartment. Heating that place during the winter time was very expensive, in part because the HVAC system is electric and has a hard time pumping warm air to the bedrooms. This time we're in a 2nd floor apartment and have yet to turn on the heat this winter -- and it's December 1st! Perhaps it's because we're in-between apartments, but the temperature in our apartment has never dropped below 70 degrees. So if you decide to move here, opt for the middle floor apartment. Your wallet will thank you later. - We moved here from a single family home, so we really noticed the noise our neighbors make. Perhaps it's because I know I'm only here a short while that I truly don't care about the noise people make. We sometimes here the kids in the building get together and play in the hall. They're ages range from 4 to 10 or so (in my opinion) and they can get quite loud at times. But they're always quiet by 8pm so whatever, right? We sometimes here the people walking around above us, including a young child who seems to sprint everywhere, but again, it's short lived and just reminds us to watch our own steps in consideration of the people below us. For the most part though, no problems to report. - There are Merrimack College students living in our building. They have NEVER been a problem and I have never encountered issues elsewhere on the property from other students. If there were issues in the past, I suspect they were isolated incidents. - The approval process is as onerous as others have pointed out. I don't know how it compares to other rental communities, but if a resident is over 18, they will need to go through the same questionnaire, providing earning information, etc. If, like me, you're in a position where one salary is enough to cover the rent, then say that nobody else works. It's far easier and requires less paperwork. In closing, I would encourage potential new renters to shop around, compare prices, and then make a decision based on what they can afford, which school system they want their kids to attend (if applicable), how much space per dollar the apartment offers, etc. I believe it's possible to find somewhere quieter, smaller, more expensive, etc., and that may be okay with you. I won't say that Royal Crest Estates in North Andover offers the most beautiful apartments, but they are priced competitively for this area and deserve a look. Good luck and happy renting!

I lived there for 1 year and found something way better for the same price. We were paying $2685…read morerent, $45 pet, $75 parking next to building ( the $25 is far from building) and $45 for handicap parking. but I agree with a previous post in regards to all the following: -Infestation (mice, roaches, centipedes, ants, spiders, and more) -Floors were uneven -No communication (unanswered emails to the main office, no information given on construction/loud projects) -Predatory practices (auto enrolling in package lockers that are exceedingly difficult to get out of, paying for parking spaces, $600+ heating bills in the winter due to no insulation and being told to "fix it ourselves" -Merrimack College (being told that students were not allowed in the area I lived at and then MC buys the place and makes it effectively a dorm on top of families, the students are loud and disrespectful. It feels like we were tricked, we have another year of dealing with this with no way out built on false pretenses) -Trash-it was being thrown in the closet by the laundry room without bags and all over the floor. -Other misc. issues (mold, electronic locks only with the app sometimes just not loading making it impossible to get into your apartment without memorizing a 6 digit code, packages being stolen, no cameras anywhere but the leasing office)

This apartment community is the best I've ever lived in…read more Not only are the buildings beautiful, modern, and clean. Not only are the grounds kept wonderfully, the pond is beautiful, and the landscape looks like a Christmas card. Not only are the amenities fantastic and beautiful. Not only are the neighbors nice and friendly. Not only is the rent affordable. Not only is the location easy from both 93 and 495... ...but the Lodge at Ames Pond has the best staff I've ever encountered. First make sure to book yourself a showing with Farida (or Greg, I'm sure he's nice too). She is up-front, clear, and a fantastic individual to work with. It's not a sales pitch with Farida, but rather an exploration of what would work best for you and your family. She knows the property inside and out, and loves it just as much as we do. You'll leave with a signed lease, and a smile on your face. Everything is easy, UDR makes renting from a REIT a breeze with their online systems and quick turn around. The maintenance crew keeps the property wonderful, responds to tickets immediately, and keeps all this snow out of the way. There are other places out there, but seriously, stop looking. Come be our newest neighbor!

I really wish I hadn't moved here. RUN…read more - Packages stolen (they blame the couriers yet the door is unlocked 24/7 since 09/25 - after being told for months they're "working on it" I was told today there is no plan to secure the door in the future, I was essentially lied to for over 6 months) - A week or more without an appliance is the norm - twice in two years - as is being unable for 72 hours to use your shower due to it having to be reglazed - twice in two years with no alternative arrangements offered - all with no rental credit. - Two full time front office staff, one full time and one part-time maintenance staff (these guys are really good and deserve massive kudos for their work!) for a 13 building complex with approximately 15-20 apartments each - it's a skeleton crew. - Have an after hours emergency? No staff on site after hours. I called the emergency number for a flooded bathroom due to a sink supply line leak - no one responded until days later. - Literally the only non-threatening email we get from management is the once yearly cookout - paid for by Xfinity and not UDR. - They constantly remind you of your liability while accepting no responsibility themselves. And everything is an additional fee... - "Secure" (unsecure) package room? Fee. - Parking? Fee. - Security cameras mentioned in the lease - never show any useful footage of thefts/crimes - Wanna have a cigar outside on your balcony? Can't - total non-smoking property, even outdoors. - Pet rent - people are shocked when they hear how much I pay, they tell me what they pay and it's always an order of magnitude less. - Any utilities included? Are you kidding me, even though, without housing assistance, the cheapest 1 bedroom/1 bath apartment is currently going for $2,525 a month. Look elsewhere. They put on a good show but the veil drops pretty quickly after you move in.