I think it's a fraudulent company. I tried to contact them because they changed the date of my…read morefirst move 2 TIMES without any notice, and they didnt get back to me for a whole WEEK despite calling them and informing them that this is a time sensitive issue. it seems like I can't get back the $200 holding deposit they had me initially pay to reserve an apartment set to move in on August 5th because my calls keep getting redirected to the central office instead of the main office and the staff there keeps saying that there's nothing they can do to help me. NEVER EVER get involved here. It's a terrible system I've never seen before in my experience in renting apartments. Their communication system is terrible. I can't even imagine how management would handle issues if I were to move in. I recommend to not even consider this place. I would give 0 stars if I could.

Last Sunday, number 60 went fire and the whole building burned down. There is no sprinkler system…read morein these buildings. People lost everything. Furnitures, money, memories... I do not recommend moving here.

Although we had a section 8 discount, we could not rent the apartment. Also, the management…read moredoesn't give us any explanation. I am ashamed on behalf of the management.

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Simon C. Fireman Community is a very warm and welcoming senior living community. The people there…read moreare provide exceptional service to our abuelita. Simon C. Fireman Senior Living community is equipped with an on-site restaurant as well as a gym, computer lab and much more. There are many activities provided to residents as well.

I'm anxiously waiting to move to this great complex. The managerial staff seem so competent and…read morefriendly. The apartments are a reasonable size and there are balconies. I'm old now and moving is difficult ..... yet, I'm really looking forward to moving here. My apartment needs to be my sanctuary. I know of 4 people who live in my current complex that are applying here. The grounds are beautiful and shopping is close by. I'm fortunate I have a vehicle.

Stay away from this dump!! It is infested with mice and roaches!! I lived here for 4 yrs and it was…read morealways hot in my apartment even in the winter! AC does not work. Always trash all over the place outside and in front of people's apartment's. People hanging around all hours of the night selling drugs and just hanging outside, hallways, and laundry room. Management does NOTHING! The office manager NEVER returns calls. The maintenance workers fix nothing. They do not speak English and when you try to talk to them to fix the issue they get mad at you. It is the worse place to rent from. There is absolutely nothing good about this place. They rent to anybody.

Same company , UDR , running Charles River Landing in Needham - both properties offer me apartment…read more, both was denied because my credit score low. My credit score coming down after I got stroke - it's a reason why Housing Authority issue section 8 voucher for me , guarantee payment . I guess UDR don't want accept section 8 voucher and have disable people on they property.

I had a great experience when Micheal Lewis and pest control came into my home to exterminate a…read moresmall bug issue I had. They were very professional and friendly. I have been living here for 5 years and maintenance has helped me tremendously with every issue I came across. Thank you Micheal Lewis and your crew!!!

This is what happens when you live here at Liberty place in Randolph this is about the 20th time…read morethe neighbors upstairs let their dog go on their porch and urine and it comes down to my porch how disgusting and lazy are these people management just blows you know what up your butt and it's not that I can do about it if my mother wasn't elderly and sick I would move but I'm stuck so please don't move here because this is the type of clientele and they let live here you definitely won't be happy and if you are you hit the jackpot!!!!

do not move here the sewer came in my shower almost made me late for my dads service and they are…read moreacting as if I'm lying no empathy

This complex is ideal for an animal lover! It is a guarantee that you'll wake up at least twice a…read moreweek to the sound of mice in the walls. Don't enjoy hearing them? No worries they got you covered! You'll definitely see them running around! Don't let that scare you away, not always but definitely after the longest day you will ever have at work, someone will put poison out and you can walk into your home to the site of a dead mouse in the middle of your floor! Makes for a great toy for your toddler! If that isn't enough for you don't worry the buildings always have this nice homey smell of marijuana and cigarettes. They say it's smoke free but thankfully thats not enforced. Who doesn't love the smell? Also if you ever want to go to the office and ask a simple question, Jenny is extremely good at being condescending and makes sure you leave feeling uncomfortable! They really are so thoughtful and caring about their tenants here! No wonder the rent has gone up $300 in 3 years the demand for this living condition must be huge! Luckily for you they are listing units with the exact same layout and price it was when I first moved in! Wish I could have stayed

Ramblewood looks great! The groundskeeper Corey is doing a phenomenal job. The grounds have NEVER…read morelooked so good! He deserves the biggest raise!

I've had a really nice experience living at the complex so far. The staff, especially Mikey, has…read morebeen friendly, responsive, and very helpful. I truly appreciate how well-maintained the property is and how understanding the management has been. Overall, it's been great place to live.

I cannot speak about the inside of this complex because I was 4 days away from moving into a unit…read moreuntil something happened but it was not Ridge at Blue Hill fault . My dealing with the office was a wonderful experience. I dealt with Britney and she was on the money she promised things and she kept her promise she called she emailed she did her job she was on top of everything and I appreciate that in case I want to reapply to this complex but my experience with the office was a wonderful experience Thank you Ridge at Blue Hill . I hope to be a tenant when one that may suit me better.

We lived here for 2 months in a 2-bed fully furnished apartment. There was covered parking and the…read morecommon areas were kept clean. Huge perk to have an elevator, which was handy when carrying in/out belongings and groceries.

I went for a tour at Windsor Woods this week, and was a little less than thrilled…read more The complex is off of a major road, which makes it great for commuters. We pulled up and found it tucked behind an auto broker's lot, and across from a quarry. Not exactly the classy environment I'd expected, but not a deal breaker. There was a school bus unloading kids out front when we got there. I'd say that's a definite plus if you have young children, as they'll have classmates and friends to play with, just by the benefit of renting here. My spouse and I do not yet have kids. We're the type of people who like kids we're related to, and plan to have our own in a few years, but we don't love the idea of living in an apartment with two kids on the floor above us. Or beside us. Or both. Rent for a one bedroom here runs around $1350, which is fine when you factor in the amenities of a large complex, like the gym and the parking, and the utilities that you'd expect to be covered. Unfortunately, none of those things are actually covered by your rent! The strategy here is to charge you extra for everything you'd assume would be included, $300 for use of the gym, no utilities included, covered parking is extra. There's a large room you can hang out in with free wifi and a large kitchen, but you have to pay to rent it out. Instead of a pet deposit, having a small dog will cost you an additional $50 per month. The funny part is, we can easily afford to pay a few hundred more for the things that we need in apartment, even on a monthly basis, but that doesn't mean that we want to. If a place was really amazing, I'd make it work... A two bedroom will cost an additional four hundred dollars or so per month, which I found interesting as there are a large number of two bedrooms listed around the $1500 mark... just not here. The apartments themselves are very new, clean, updated. They're also large, but the space doesn't feel homey and the furniture in the model is too big, so things still feel cramped when you view the place, even though it's probably 800 square feet. They do provide appliances, including a full sized washer and dryer, which is very nice. The stove is electric, which I hate but I'm hoping to adapt to, as it seems to be normal in the area to have a $hitty electric stove rather than a gas stove, which allows you total and precise control over what you're cooking. Hopefully I'll get to the point with electric where it works as well for me as gas. Someday. Hopefully. I suddenly understand why so many people say f it and just microwave things. It also bothered me that there's soft music playing in the model apartment.. I actually want to hear what my own neighbors will sound like before I sign a lease! I'm not dreaming of a perfect apartment furnished by a decorator where soothing music plays in the background while I struggle with that stupid electric stove. I want the real deal, warts and all, when I tour a potential residence. That way I know the limitations of the rental, and I can confidently decide that I love or hate a place. In this instance, my spouse hated it the minute we drove up because it felt crowded, cramped and full of other peoples kids; neither of us liked being upcharged for things we are used to having like a gym or an assigned parking spot. Because of the weird model apartment, I couldn't make a clear call on whither or not we could really benefit from living there... so the search continues!