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    Van Deusen Apartments

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    my brief stay here at the "House of Horrors," as my friends and family refer to it, I have been…read morephysically assaulted for no reason, I have had my apartment broken into on multiple occasions (with items stolen), I have had crackheads try to break into my apartment and harass me VIA the buzzer system looking for their crack which was distributed to them by the former resident of my apartment that used to reside in my apartment but moved across the street to avoid some of his customers, and has continued his crack dealing (again, the landlord does nothing) I have almost had my skull cracked open by the first-floor tenant that has been institutionalized against her will over ten times due to her violent behavior, I have developed asthma due to CONSTANT smoking in this "no- smoking" building, I have had homeless people get keys to my home without any explanation OR resolution from the landlord; I have caught (on multiple occasions) the property manager taking pictures of the door of my apartment with no apparent reason for being anywhere near my door; I have watched the maintenance people "clean" by sweeping a rug.., and the cherry on top has been the construction that started in the backyard (the former selling point for me), the knowledge of a construction happening was withheld from me until it began to, and the whores to the state *CHR reality * got a nice payout from the city coming in, tearing down every tree in the backyard making it essentially just dirt with Trash on it, and making a "bike path." that still hasn't been made... Over a year after, I've been stuck in this hell hole. I was lied to about the location of the trash and the laundry location before moving in. The hallway is always dirty and smells like smoke, crack smoke, cigarette smoke, weed smoke, 24/7, and you can bet that you'll be woken up at the ass crack of dawn by the "construction" in the backyard, but Don't worry, it's only every day from 7 AM-4 PM ;) oh! And Dont bother trying to open up your window to save yourself from the smell of smoke; the backyard smells like feet and more cigarette smoke now that there's no grass to absorb the scent of the People who live here... And Don't fool yourself into thinking the landlord or the health department will do anything to stop any of this; they won't. Lots of people are paid off, so this place can continue to be a hell hole. Definitely stay the fuck away if you know what is good for you!

    I have been here ten plus years and am a lifetime resident of Westfield I have seen nothing of…read moreviolence or drug dealing and ask for that very dirty post to be removed. I have never had more space for an apartment and the ventilation and odors are fine. Whatever crusade the one star reviewer is on should stop doing that words for cheap thrills stuff. This isn't a bad movie.

    Major Home Improvements

    Major Home Improvements

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    I was delighted by my experience with Major Home Improvement, and I want to share how impressed I…read moream with their quality and efficiency. From the very beginning, the process was clear and reassuring. Quote Process: We started by seeking multiple quotes for our home renovation. I personally reached out to 15 companies in our area for the job, which included replacing our roof, gutters, siding, windows, and doors. Tom Smith from Major Home Improvement visited us and provided a detailed presentation of materials and options with no pressure or aggressive sales tactics. Of the 15 companies, eight refused to provide written quotes, four offered written quotes lacking detail, and three provided thorough information on products, costs, and timelines. After careful research, Major Home Improvement stood out for their reputation and the quality of their products, ultimately tipping the scale in their favor. Installation Team: Once we decided to move forward, Tanya from the office staff was very kind and courteous, efficiently scheduling every aspect of the project. The installation team--Philip, Edwin, Ivan, and field supervisor Mark--all performed exceptionally. Philip and Edwin, in particular, worked tirelessly and demonstrated strong dedication, ensuring the area around our house was spotless at the end of each day. Ivan and his team handled the doors and windows with impressive attention to detail, taking extra time to guarantee everything was perfect. Mark visited the site several times, making sure the project was running smoothly and promptly answering any questions I had. Final Outcome: The entire experience was a pleasure, marked by clear communication, hard-working staff, and outstanding results. One memorable moment was watching Philip and Edwin work late into the evening just to leave our property clean and safe--a gesture that truly made an impression. Thank you, Tom and the crew, for your dedication throughout the project. Without question, if I had to do this job all over again, I would absolutely choose Major Home Improvement. Their professionalism, quality, and commitment to customer satisfaction made the entire process stress-free and rewarding. I highly encourage anyone considering home renovations to trust Major Home Improvement for exceptional service from start to finish.

    I needed to update my house, I called Major Home Improvements in March, Dave came out right away…read moreand gave me a very honest and reasonable quote for ,roof, gutters and energy efficient windows, even repaired much needed chimney issues. They were prompt, efficient and did everything they said they would do and left my property clean. I highly recommend giving them your business David Gagne

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    Kimball Towers

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    In my opinion, the Kimball Towers Condominiums are some of the best condos in Western Massachusetts…read more-- certainly, some of the most interesting, historically, and in terms of current residents. Although it's called "towers," the Kimball is just one building that wraps around in a "U" shape. As of 2011, it's mostly owner-occupied; however, sometimes a condo owner rents one out on Craigslist. During the new millennium, as Springfield's Metro Center became more popular, the Kimball became a trendy residence for bohemians, artists, LGBTs, and empty-nesters -- people looking for an urban lifestyle without the high cost. History: Built in 1910 and opened in 1911 as The Hotel Kimball, the red-brick, neo-classical building was once advertised as "Western Massachusetts finest hotel." On its opening in 1911, it was reviewed by the New York Times as "ranking with the finest [hotels] in the country. A magnificent hotel, modern and metropolitan in every appointment." In 1920, the Hotel Kimball became famous as the site of the United States' first-ever commercial radio station, (WBZ AM & FM, which later moved to Boston.) The hotel was used by the radio station as an attraction to lure top talent. U.S. Presidents FDR and JFK stayed at the Kimball as guests, as did many famous actors and foreign dignitaries. The Hotel Kimball was the first "grand" hotel purchased by Sheraton Hotels and Resorts. For many years, this building was known as the Sheraton-Kimball Hotel. There are secret gardens and hallways in the building -- there's a lot of unique and historic detail that intellectually-curious people will find interesting. For example, the Kimball still features a grand lobby and large ballroom with a balcony overlooking a hardwood dance floor. During the early 1980s, a condominium developer bought the Kimball, with the intention of turning it into "Springfield's premier condominium address." Unfortunately, in the late 1980s, he filed for bankruptcy after completing only part of the renovation, (the top 3 floors,) citing the project's exorbitant costs. The developer later went to jail. During the 1990s, people bought condos in the Kimball for small, speculative amounts because it was thought that the building might be demolished; however, it was one of five buildings protected by the Apremont Triangle Historic District. In the new millenium, the Kimball became financially steady once it found stable management. Since then, residents have renovated former Hotel Kimball features like the Pickwick Lounge off the Grand Lobby, (the latter looks almost exactly as it did on its opening in 1911.) Currently, the Kimball's creative residents use it for art exhibitions, music, and lectures.

    From the owner: The once renowned Hotel Kimball was built by William Kimball and formally opened on St. Patrick's…read moreDay in 1911. Built in what was the affluent residential neighborhood of Chestnut and Bridge Streets, the Kimball offered 309 rooms, a dining-room capacity for 450, a 22-foot-high banquet hall for 350 guests, and, in 1912, room rates from "$1.50 to $3.50 per day". In 1980, the Hotel Kimball was renovated into residential apartments and renamed Kimball Towers. In 1985, the building was again renovated and converted to a 132 residential and commercial condominium building.

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