I am a current resident since 2023 and moving out in 2024. First off, the apartment is advertised as a "luxury" apartment with "luxury" amenities that seem great on paper, but is actually a mess. The appliances are older than other luxury apartments I've stayed at (e.g., fridge doesn't have filtered water), and they break often (e.g., dryer was disconnected to wall, bathroom drains clogged, sink handle got stuck, etc.). Regarding the amenities, there are tons of kids running around unsupervised around the club room and the pool area, making it very difficult to relax and enjoy the amenities. Furthermore, the apartment has an infestation of rats and other rodents, me and my roommate found multiple the garage and even one in the clubhouse grill. Second, the apartment staff is not quick to fix problems reported around the building. The fire alarm system was broken for a few months, where even the fire department was not able to shut off the alarm. This turned every fire alarm drill into over 30 minutes each time, sometimes late and night and early in the morning. Next, there was a leak in the garage ceiling above my car. I had to move my car for over 2 months before the leak was fixed. The garage entrance door was also broken and left open for multiple months, with the staff seemingly incompetent in fixing anything. And after I reported the rats, they put some traps around that did basically nothing to alleviate the situation. Finally, their apartment staff, specifically the general manager, does a terrible job communicating to the tenants. Not only on the progress of addressing broken systems around the complex, but also regarding lease renewal. I needed to pay an extra month's rent because I missed an automated email and threw away a letter shoved under my door that looked like an advertisement. There were no other reminders or any personal email reminders about the ridiculous move-out requirements. The staff seems not only to care about their tenants, but only for the money they want to make for the leasing company. In conclusion, I would recommend others to look at other luxury apartments around the area if they want to have a luxury experience. There are plenty of other options with leasing staff surely better than the one here. read more

As someone who used to live here for 15 years and recently moved out, I can say for sure that this place is all about flash and not about livability. The recent apartment renovations, involving the REMOVAL OF CARPETING, and so now there is NO NOISE INSULATION!!! Consequently, achieving restful sleep amidst the majority of residents have a very active night life is close to 0%. the management's response to this predicament has been consistently unhelpful. Assurances of further investigation are routinely made, only to be swiftly abandoned. Amenities are also very limited because most of them are occupied by screaming children on gym bros. The 1 good thing about this place is their concierge! Delightful and helpful people. read more

Very peaceful community with close vicinity to subway and bus stations. Concierge staff are really helpful and polite. Adrienne Hullum is the most helpful and welcoming person amongst the concierge desk members. Always eager to help with a welcoming smile. Overall, a great and luxury place to live at the heart of Cambridge ( Fresh Pond neighborhood) read more

Cambridge Park Apartments - Courtyard in April - The image shows a park area with several trees in full bloom, featuring white flowers. A blue outdoor chair is positioned on the grass in the foreground. Behind the trees, there is a modern, multi-story apartment building with numerous windows. The sky above is partly cloudy with patches of blue visible. The scene suggests a peaceful outdoor space within an urban residential complex. - Apartments Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I would have rated it a 5* if i writing it a couple of years ago when equity managed this property. It is close to the T and had great amenities like playroom for kids, club suite, gym and swimming pool. Now with buzzoto renovating it, most of the amenities are closed for already more than 3 months and we still don't have a definite date by when they would be complete. As a matter of fact, the management doesn't seem to benefit us in any ways during this period and we end up paying rent as any other competitive apartments in the neighborhood. The new managers in the office doesn't seem to be helpful in either way unlike Morgan or Cassimero who managed it earlier. I guess it's Scott who compensates for all of them right now. Being one of the older apartments, the rent is just shooting up with paying extra for the parking and water charges as well.. Hope the property is back to its norm once the renovation is complete. read more

I absolutely loved touring here. The leasing consultant Michael was absolutely AMAZING and so kind and trustworthy. He wasn't trying to just sell me an apartment but he was selling me a home and experience, which is very apparent at Cambridge Park apartments. The concierge staff Scott and Antonia were super welcoming and patient and even helped me with directions on getting back home. The maintenance team floats around the building like angels fixing every problem a resident has. Honestly this is by far the best apartment I've toured in the not only the city of Cambridge but BOSTON. I can't wait to call this place my home!!!! read more

Hi, I've been living at this apartment complex for over 5 years now. And I'm warning you all before you decide to even consider this place that it is terrible. They lure you in with their modern amenities and supposedly classy modern apartments, but it's all nonsense. For the new prices, they are advertising, not worth it. The only positives are the maintenance staff and the concierge. I'll break down my complaints into management, apartments, amenities, and the community. Management: Management is hostile, unresponsive, biased, and arrogant. never listen to your complaints starting from noisy neighbors to simple doorway fixtures in your house. This apartment complex has too much pride. No work gets done here. Seriously they've been renovating these apartments for 3 1/2 years. Having to struggle through all that noise and torture we were then met by noisy arrogant selfish neighbors who made noises until 3 am in the morning and nothing was done about it. let's not even get started about mailing and packaging issues. the concierge and management have stolen our mail. sure this place will do nice things no and then, holiday party's and such but besides that, you will never be heard or recognized if faced with a problem which is inevitable since these apartments are really terrible. Apartments: Perfect segway into my next complaint. they have vinyl flooring. You can hear noise from every direction in your house. Upstairs neighbors especially. And since you're living in a faux high-end classy Cambridge apartment it is most likely that the neighbors you have are going to be arrogant jerks who want nothing to do with you and have no interest in hearing your request about noise levels. Other than that the kitchens are super small, the heating system is bad, and you need to wait 15 mins for hot water in your shower. elevators don't work. got stuck in there 2 times. Security is terrible. HAD A HOMELESS DUDE come up and knock on every door on my floor hoping someone would open it. I don't operate the camera system but the concierge rarely checks it and when it's on I've seen the quality to be very poor. No other complaints in this section. Amenities: 1. Their gym is never cleaned and crawling with germs, you'll be hit by the smell of aging sweat as soon as you enter it. 5 of the machines don't work in there. Including a treadmill, 2 peletons, a machine that I don't know the name of, and a weight lifting machine. PEOPLE KEEP STEALING THE WEIGHTS. 2. Let's not even get started on the lounge area. one of the noisiest busiest places in the building. Crawling with people and children who never clean up after themselves and usually create a disgusting mess for others to clean up. 3. ONE KID EVERY SUMMER POOPS IN THE POOL. There are no restraints on how many people can be in there, and it's no better than a public pool. I promise that the YMCA has better pools than this. Community: Hostile. Which is expected when you live in an apartment like this. read more

Went there for a tour. Not a fan. The pool is only 3 ft deep. The dog park had no water supply even in the dead of summer. I could only see a model and not a rentable apartment even though I booked a tour in advance. Not a lot of green space in walking distance. Definitely more modern and luxurious than where i ended up renting. The choice really depends on your lifestyle. read more

I had such a wonderful expierence when I toured this complex. The leasing office team was fantastic, responsive and knowledable. I appreciated their paitence and kindness with me! The complex is gorgeous and has a lovely location! read more

I highly NOT recommend this apartment again! My view was completely covered by the construction building right in front of my window, no one ever mentioned the building will be 9 floors high and will cover the view. Also, the price is way higher than it should be, we signed the lease right before the pandemic and their price saw a sharp drop during the pandemic, and we don't have a chance to have a price match even at that time we're not moved in yet. The exactly same apartment next to our building has a price lower $600 than us!!!!! read more

Just moved in for one month. Pro: close to subway; large room; in unit laundry Cons: still under construction; not enough community activities; kitchen is not that large; read more

Do not live here. I lived here for 2 years total. I moved out a few months after they started the renovations for the "amenities" and lobby. The first year I lived by myself and got sick quite often, but didn't think anything of it. My boyfriend only got sick once a year before moving in with me. Second year a boyfriend moved in with me and he got sick every 5 weeks for 10 months. This is not an exaggeration, I kept track of it on google calendar because of how frequent it was. The moment we moved out of this place, neither of us got a flu or cold for a full year. Another huge con is the windows. They open a few inches vertically slanted. Zero air flow. The HVAC design is atrocious for the size of the apartments so it take forever for the apartment to cool or warm. The AC and hot water broke down frequently. In the summer when you have broken AC and can't even open your windows more than two inches, it gets unbearably, horribly hot. 1 extra star for the concierge staff being wonderful, but that does not negate the fact that we lived in an apartment has caused me and my boyfriend to get sick over and over and over again. There are more cons I could write about, but these are the ones that stick in my mind even a year after moving out. For the new prices they're advertising, not worth it. read more

We've been living in this building for 2 years now, in my opinion this is the most kid-friendly building in the area, close to Subway and the staff is extremely nice and friendly (specially Scott! :) however I am not happy with the renovations and in the last few months with constructions everywhere unfortunately it is less possible to enjoy our stay here, because most of the amenities apart from the pool are closed such as Club Suite, Gym etc.. and with the main entrance closed, going in and out of the building is a nightmare specially with kids/stroller! and the fact that people cannot find the entrance and/or our apartment and/or the right elevator to take!! But overall I think if the rent stays reasonable and cheaper than other new buildings in this area even after the renovations, it definitely worth it! read more

I lived in the community from the period between September 2011 to December 2014. I have seen it transition from arch-stone to equity residential property. Right now it has new owners again. The only thing constant was the caring staff at the community which made sure the residents were safe and happy. The facilities were always well kept. Problem resolution was fast. Now they have added more resident appreciation programs. For me above all the ease to talk to the staff made a difference! For the reasons mentioned i gave a 5 star rating. Pay a visit when you look for new rental! read more

Pros: -It's a great place to live if you work/go to school on the red line because the alewife T stop is literally across the street. Since it's at the end of the line, there is usually a train waiting to leave. -There's a dunkin donuts in the station which is so darn convenient in the mornings. There's also a Bertucci's which is also so darn convenient -The apartments are clean and modern. -You have a washer/dryer which was truly a luxury for me. -the BBQ area in the courtyard is a nice place to have friends over. -convenient having someone being able to sign for your packages - decent gym, never got too crowded - if you golf, fresh pond is a muni golf course that is very close. very scenic and well laid out 9 holes. this is where i learned to play. - the path around cambridge reservoir is great for running or just going for a walk. lots of people bring their dogs there Cons: -need to pay extra for indoor parking. i had outdoor parking which was actually fine. they are good about plowing on snow days -parking is limited in the area. There are some visitor parking spots but if those are full, there really isn't any place for visitors to park -thin walls read more

Took a tour of this place to research new rental options in the Boston/Cambridge area. The building itself seems nice, but it's sandwiched between the Alewife T, the commuter rail, and an electrical plant (the apartment views were very..... industrial). The building staff and doorman were very friendly. The central living spaces and pool seemed nice. However, when we got a tour of the media room, several kids were running around unsupervised (they were unsupervised both when we began and ended the tour). Seemed like a nice enough building, but paying approx. $2,500 - $3,000 to live between the Alewife T stop and an electrical plant, in a building with unsupervised kids running around, seemed like a lot to pay. read more

Moved in 3 weeks ago - so far its been pretty good! Pros - Clean common spaces: common room and gym are kept tidy - Great community BBQ area - Big pool - Washer/dryer in-unit - Central air - Friendly concierge and leasing staff - Overall fairly quiet where our unit is located - Responsive maintenance: 24 hours or less - 7 minute walk to whole foods, trader joes, cvs - 2 zipcars on-site Cons - Unpredictable rent prices (prices fluctuate/change everyday), this concerns me when/if we decide to renew our lease -- I worry the increase will be hundreds of dollars more - Hallway walls are bit scuffed up - yes, people constantly move in and out but the walls sure show it - Unsupervised children running up and down hallways: no idea who they belong to! - Barking dogs in the hallway and in the elevator - not too terrible, but i have seen some mean interactions between dogs in the building and its scary for the bystanders - Walking a very busy road/overpass to get to whole foods and trader joes Given all the new apartment construction in the alewife area, there will be major competition for Cambridge Park. For nominally more money you will get a brand new luxury building. I hope Cambridge Park can step it up and be a competitor. read more

Wonderful place I really enjoyed my stay there. This apartment building has an excellent location(near T station, daycares, grocery stores ) great service and cozy atmosphere. Their leasing office staff are super helpful . The maintenance is amazing and super fast .I highly recommend them read more

I've been living here for 2 and half years and have been more and more disappointed. The rent seems to increase with the loud construction noise inside and outside of the building. It is impossible to have a quiet day, w/ noise starting at 7:30 am to about 6 pm (except for Sundays when no construction is done). I can't put my window shades up because there is a building going up directly across with direct visual into my apartment. Considering all this, the rent went up. I had no idea this would be the case when I renewed my lease. There is smoke smell coming from the vents, event though it is supposed to be a smoke free environment. I've reached out to the office regarding this a few days ago and no one has gotten back to us yet. I can't believe email, voicemails and leaving a note with front desk still gets no response. The maintenance team is pretty great and Scott at the front desk is amazing. I originally wanted to live here because it is close to the T but now there are more options in area I'd consider. UPDATE: I have sent 2 emails this past week, called and left a voicemail at the leasing office and left a message with the front desk for leasing and no one has gotten back to me yet. This is regarding smoke coming through vents. Unbelievable read more

We have officially completed one year of our two year lease! We had a little bit of a rocky start, but we LOVE living here. Apartments: Honestly, they are nothing too special. They are clean, in good condition and serve their purpose. The surrounding complexes are newer and nicer, but they are not located conveniently across from Alewife T station like this complex. This is what initially sold us on Cambridge Park. They are currently doing a TON of renovations and upgrades which will make this place even better. Amenities: There is an outdoor pool, grilling area, child play room, club house suite, bike storage, indoor/outdoor parking, fitness center, sauna, wifi lounge (coming soon!)...the list could go on, those are just my favorite. Oh, and they are pet friendly which makes my bf and I (crazy cat lovers) really happy! ha. Neighbors: This complex is extremely family friendly. We have become really good friends with some of our neighbors and enjoy cooking out w/ them. Everyone here is really nice. Added bonus? We NEVER hear our neighbors. Staff: I saved the best for last. :) The staff is incredible. J.D is absolutely amazing. He always greets us and welcomes us with a smile. My bf and I just love him! Kevin and Lou are two of the sweetest and hardest working maintenance men I have ever met! They are on top of everything, which is impressive because we are an awfully large complex. Nick and Casimiro are also extremely friendly and pretty awesome. Tovah (I think she's the property manager?...not 100% sure) BUT she really does go above and beyond. She is constantly brainstorming ways to make Cambridge Park better. We love, love, love the resident bbqs, movie nights, etc. If anything, the staff is what makes this place feel like home. :) read more

It is a great place to live. Steps away from public transit, grocery and convenience stores, cinema, and even a bus stop to go to New York. The staff and management are fairly responsive and maintenance requests are handled in a timely fashion. The common areas, pool, and barbecue grill areas are great. They have started to offer more community benefits and events since the management changed. Currently undergoing construction. I do wish they had 18-24 month leasing options allowing for a fair hike in rent instead of an exorbitant one. read more

We recently moved in to Cambridge Park Apts below are the pros and cons: Pros: 1. Staff is friendly and helpful. Cashmiro has been great to work with 2. They are constantly updating and maintaining the property - that's a good thing 3. Great community. Met many neighbors that have been here for at least 4-5 yrs 4. Bedrooms are reasonably large, bathrooms are large 5. Right across from Alewife station, don't think any other property is closer Cons: 1. The kitchen is not very big for people that are heavy cooks. Some of my tall vases won't even fit in the cabinets. Not enough cabinet space 2. Personally, not a big fan of carpeting, several newer properties in the area now have hardwood floors 3. Rent can be variable - when we were trying to book, we got one rate, by the time we booked the rate increased slightly. The manager said their rates change daily depending on demand and supply and they can't honor the rate from yesterday 4. A lot of traffic in the area, but if being close to Alewife is a requirement than the traffic is a mute point All in all I recommend the apt., friendly neighbors and staff. read more

We didn't end up renting here but I wanted to write a review based on the leasing agent we met with, Callah... She was absolutely fantastic and the most "real" and pleasant leasing agent I have ever worked with. Property at this place was fine.. Nothing special but decent location with t-line across the street. Decent size places for the price, although missing upgrades... Newer building but felt dated... They are going to upgrade the units now with new management, though, so I assume this will improve. read more

My fiancé and I moved here in January and we absolutely love the place. The leasing agents and concierge are attentive, helpful, and extremely friendly. We enjoy coming home and being greeted by people we consider friends. As for the units, they are in near-immaculate condition. We have only had one minor issue with an appliance, and they just replaced the whole unit in a day. We couldn't be happier with the condition of the apartment. The management staff is great with keeping me all tenants informed with what is going on in the building, so no one is ever left guessing what's going on. The amenities they here (gym, pool, and 3 grills) are all in great condition. Space for the grills get competitive though, but that's mostly due to the inconsiderate a-holes that insist on grilling one vegetable at a time and/or utilizing the entire grill when they don't need to. I couldn't be happier living here. Oh, and the Alewife station is right across the street, and a whole foods, trader joe's, a 24 hour CVS and a movie theatre are just down the road. So yea, pretty great. read more

Pros: Close to train station, in unit laundry Cons: fire/emergency alarm is triggered on an average almost twice every month( been living here since 10 months) Expensive, almost all the amenities are closed due to construction since 4 months and completion keeps getting delayed, the maintenance services aren't very quick to fix things. The leasing office aren't too keen to fulfill requests, they do not respond to the request emails. Been trying to get my name on the entrance directory since the time I got here, have sent multiple emails, visited leasing officials personally, but still no progress. read more

I just moved in this month and so far it has been great! The staff has been very helpful and friendly, and moving into one of their newly renovated apartments has been perfect! With easy access to Route 2 and the T the location is great. For our first weekend they helped kick off our celebration of International Beer Day with complimentary drinks. Storage has been tough though, but they do need offer storage lockers that we will probably be taking advantage of soon. read more

Run, do not walk, away from this place. The onsite concierge staff is wonderful, but the management is horrendous. They respond only in corporate speak to the multitude of problems I have had. The current temperature in my apartment is 80 degrees, with the air conditioning on. They spent over a year on construction that was meant to take three months, and the changes did nothing to benefit tenants in the long run. All they did was add space in the lobby for their own marketing purposes. The gym was closed forever, and the end result was a less functional space with less useful equipment. Not only did they not make a concession on rent, they asked tenants to sign an amended lease, after the start of my lease term, agreeing we had no claim against them for the disruption (read horror) caused by the construction. I have lost count how many fire alarms we have endured, including in the dead of winter and in the middle of the night, but the number is in the dozens. This is not a luxury apartment, so don't let the exorbitant rent fool you. The management should be ashamed of themselves. read more

I've lived here for a year with my dog and some friends from college and I renewed my lease for two more. Here's why: Pros: - Staff is AMAZING. Scott and Jadi are the best. The maintenance staff shows up as soon as they can and fix any dumb problem I'm having without question or judgement. (Like in theory if someone turned on the disposal while there was a plastic measuring cup stuck down there...) - They are dog friendly. It's hard to find a place to live with a dog so just do yourself a favor and live here. They have dog poop bag stations in three locations around the property and a large dog park for residents with a few agility obstacles. They also have a deal with this dog walking app company that comes around and throws yappy hours every now and then. - They host events for kids AND for people 21 and up - There is a pool with designated lap times you you can practice without running into kids - Package Concierge is great! It's really nice not to have to worry about being around for a delivery. - LAUNDRY IN UNIT. Enough said - Dishwasher and garbage disposal, and trash disposal on your floor! - An ATM on the property - A party room you can rent our with grills and outdoor seating. - Zip cars, indoor bike parking, and indoor/outdoor parking spaces - It is across the street from the Alewife T station. It is also walking distance (about a 10-15 min walk) from Whole Foods, Trader Joes, CVS, and Petsmart. Cons: -Expensive for a single lady like me. I have two roommates to make this doable, but if we all wanted our own room it would be impossible. Still, the price matches what I'm getting. -There are a lot of kids and while I don't mind kids, every now and then one of them will pull a fire alarm and IT IS THE WORST. -Not really any guest parking. There are a couple spots available but I wouldn't depend on them being open for such a large building. There is paid parking at the T station across the street, as well as street parking a little farther down the road. - There aren't really any great places to hangout or get food around alewife (unless you really love dunkin, panera, and bertuccis), but this is so close to the T station that I almost debated not including it as a con. The cons don't come close to competing with the pros, so I had to stick with a five star review of the place I call home! read more

Absolutely bad management and service with rental of a luxury apartment. I am stuck here because of my lease. The hot water is out practically every 2 months. I had requested for a change in window blinds as they are not working properly since almost a year now and even with repeated reminders the window shades have not been changed. The gym is under construction for past 6 months with no end in sight. Absolutely disappointed and would never recommend this place to anyone. read more

Living here since May 2019 - very nice apartment with very nice and new amenities. The community is friendly with occasional resident events that are nice. The apartments are very spacious and open with great light. Very close to mass transit yet without the traditional drawbacks of such. Despite select rooms being remodeled, the noise is non-existent. Appliances are modern (stainless steel). This is a great place for working professionals and families. Dog park attached (and also two down the road). read more

Wall is thin; if you have inconsiderate neighbours, you won't have a good rest. Unfortunately you often do, because Archstone changes its policies and provides short-term leases. So there are many people moving in and out all the times and many of them have zero EQ such as making loud sound during odd hours. Also, if your neighbours are smokers, you get to share the smoke because the ventillation pipes are somehow connected and the smoke is diffused to other apartments. When the lease term is up, they always try to squeeze for higher rental. They seem to be detached with market reality. But they offer lower rates to attract new renters. Bizzare policy! The positive thing is that the Archstone personnels are professionals and helpful. Also, the location is convenient for T-riders. read more

We lived here for one and a half years and absolutely loved the location, the building, the unit, the management, the maintenance, the gym, the pool and our neighbors. When I first read negative yelp reviews, I was skeptical about this building, especially because it was mentioned that too many kids run around and the walls are thin. I didn't have any problems with kids. As to the walls, our neighbor said he has a newborn and we may hear him crying at night, but we never heard anything. However, the other neighbor had a dog that cried most of the time (due to separation anxiety) and we could hear him pretty well. Overall, we loved this building and its location (next to T) and highly recommend it! read more

We moved in few weeks ago and was delighted. It's close the T, three daycares in the neighborhood, Whole Foods and TJMaxx are within 5 minutes drive. Everything looks new, though there are LOTS of dirts in the washer when we moved in which is very disgusting. I hope the playroom, the gym and the club suite could be done soon. read more

Fr apartment living this isn't so bad. The front desk staff is helpful and friendly - especially Geoff. The facility is clean and an awesome location with access to red line two minutes walk or less. Five minutes walk to whole foods, Starbucks, cvs, etc. the apartments are a bit pricey for the area, but there is garage parking and Concierge service. read more

Nick and Casimiro are two of the most professional individuals I've encountered in Boston. Extremely kind, thoughtful and always seeking to please the resident, they go out of their way to offer sincere and genuine hospitality. Though I decided to reside in a different apartment building due to work/professional obligations, they were understanding and attentive to my needs during my short stay at Cambridge Park. Truly amazed at their willingness to continue to assist me despite my decision to relocate closer to my work...their continued hospitality speaks volumes about their professionalism and genuine concern for what's best for the resident. Thanks Nick and Casimiro -- I truly appreciate all you did -- I'm convinced you're the MVPs of the Equity Apartments Company. read more

Noisy. Any time--day or night: noisy. It is the deep thud-thud-thud of armies of neighbors stomping around their apartments below, above, and around you. Nothing can mask it. In fact, I have never before lived in any apartment where this was such an issue. read more

Pros: Modern apartments with easy redline access Pool available in the summer months In suite washer/dryer Good variety of apartment floorplans Central heating/air conditioning Option of outdoor parking or garage parking Pleasant and helpful staff and Maintenance personnel Nicely equipped gym and common area with grills Quiet community The concierge will sign for packages Garbage chute with recycling containers Archstone website allows online payment of rent, service requests and has email alerts for packages. Cons: Our lease renewal this year was a 14% increase for a 2 bedroom apartment, or roughly $400 per month. Windows do not open all the way, they open roughly 4 inches, so getting airflow through the apartment is difficult, even living in a corner apartment. These windows are also difficult to open. While you do some control over the heating and air conditioning, you have to wait for the building to switch over from one to the other before you can use it. For instance in the fall when it starts to get chilly at night, if the building hasn't started supplying heat yet then turning your thermostat to warm won't do anything. The reverse is true in the spring. Management will do nothing to assist you if your car gets hit in the parking garage, even though there are cameras. People regularly smoke in the garage, possibly leaving your car smelling like smoke. FIOS is not available =( Walls in the apartments have an odd junction with the ceiling, making it difficult to place tall items such as bookshelves. Elevators are SLOW and often smell like urine, hopefully from dogs. read more

I've been living in my apartment for over a year now and have had an exceptional experience with my time living here. I have always been pleased with the amenities offered and the cleanliness of the property. In addition, the management team is incredible to work with - they're always very nice, competent and quick at fulfilling your requests and needs. Some of them even feel like friends (Scott Whitney is the man!). Whenever I have an issue and put in a request for maintenance, I'm pleasantly surprised with how quick they respond and address/fix the issue - usually within 24 hours! They hold special events for residents monthly which is another plus of living here. It's safe to say that this is definitely my favorite place I have lived in in my almost 25 years of existence. :) If you're considering renting an apartment here, think no further! It's a decision you will be grateful for and if you don't live here, well, you're just missing out on a great living experience. On top of the apartment itself, the building and the staff, the location is amazing. It's an extremely "coming up" area with so much to do around and is very close to the T (literally right across the street from Alewife) making it easy and accessible to get to and from the apartment. Sometimes I feel like I'm dreaming when I remember I live here. If you have the opportunity, fill out an application today - you won't regret it! read more

My fiancé and I absolutely love this place. We've been here for almost half a year now and it really feels like home. The leasing staff (especially Nick) are amazing. When we were touring the building, they never pressured us into renting an apartment and now that we have lived here for months they still make a big effort to see how we are doing. The concierge staff is also wonderful--Scott and Jadi make this place very welcoming. The site manager, Tovah, is great at her job--she is super friendly and makes sure the building is always in good shape. Finally, the maintenance staff--Kevin, Lou and Dan are very helpful and I can always count on them to fix whatever needs fixing in our apartment. We will miss them when we have to move down South next year! read more