Very nice and professional people. Attentive while taking care of things in a timely manner.read more

PEERLESS Firstly,…read morelet me say that I've only lived here about a week. So far, I've had more pros than cons. Pros: Staff is very friendly, and always willing to help with whatever issues I may have. Security is good, and you never worry while coming home late. It's simply a beautiful building with a very interesting past. It used to be a club that would play some real headliners. My apartment is spacious and bright, with original floors and all. Cons: It's very noisy on weekends (but of course it would be as any place would that's surrounded by bars) The windows (this is a personal issue, and not something that is really a complaint) I'm short. Opening those windows were a real struggle and now I can't close them because I can't reach. This mean's I'll have to call maintenance for a ladder each time I want them opened or closed. The food dispenser was clogged and the washer was filthy, again a personal problem because they offered to clean and fix everything before I moved in but I chose to move in sooner rather than later, not giving them time to fix the issue. The only real issue I have is that there are fruit flies in my apartment and they are PERSISTENT. Having worked in the bar industry for five years, you'd think I would be able to get rid of them but they just keep breeding. I don't know if this is a maintenance issue that I can call them on, or if I have to call some form of pest control. The only reason it bothers me so much is because my kitchen is always clean, and yet they are just here. I hate that they keep getting into my cat's food when I leave it out for her. ALL IN ALL, I would def recommend the peerless building for anyone wanting to be downtown.

Jacob assisted my wife and I in selling our home in Providence. We have bought and sold a number…read moreof properties and worked with many realtors throughout these transactions including other agents in Providence. Jacob stands out on top amongst the others. His knowledge of the Providence market is outstanding as well as his professionalism and network of buyers and sellers. While he is young and determined he is well regarded in the community. Jacob works nonstop until his clients are completely satisfied. Selling or buying a home is a significant decision and requires a well trained professional to negotiate the best terms. Jacob delivers!

My husband and I recently bought a condo in Providence. Jacob Rochefort (Lila Delman Real Estate)…read morewas our agent. From the beginning, Jacob exhibited a calm and professional demeanor. He was very receptive to our needs and wishes and showed us many properties that were in our price range and size range. When we picked a property and closed on it, he was there for the inspection, the walk through, the closing, etc. We encountered a small hiccup right before closing. Jacob was a strong advocate for us and helped resolve the situation to our satisfaction. The next time you need a real estate professional, I would highly recommend Jacob. He has it all: the skills, expertise, patience, and know-how to get you into or out of a home.

Really a wonderful place to live. Handsome large apartments. Congenial but not intrusive residents…read more Beautiful view of river, woods and city-scape. Well maintained. Competent staff.

From the owner: "The Best Kept Secret on the East Side of Providence, RI"…read more 55+ Retirement Community featuring thirty 1500 square foot condominiums, underground garage parking, gym, meal delivery, 24/7 security/surveillance. Call us today to schedule a tour at 401-751-3582.

My experience and concerns regarding Evan Lemoine's leadership of The 903 are based on the public…read morecourt record, not speculation or personal attacks. In 2023, unit owners at The 903 exercised their right under the condominium bylaws and Rhode Island law to petition for a special meeting concerning gas metering and billing. Evan Lemoine was President of the Association at the time. The first petition, signed by 25 owners, was not acted upon. A second petition was subsequently submitted by more than 25 owners and included specific proposed business for the meeting. Rather than sending the owners' proposed notice, Lemoine and the Association's Secretary substituted their own notice and removed the specific items of business. The matter ultimately went before the Rhode Island Supreme Court in Song v. Lemoine. The Supreme Court vacated the portion of the Superior Court judgment that had ruled in favor of Lemoine and the Secretary and held that the unit owners had satisfied the requirements for calling the special meeting. Most importantly, the Court stated plainly: "These unit owners were entitled to the meeting they sought." The Court also noted that the notice sent by the defendants did not meet the statutory requirements. According to the public record maintained by 903 unit owners, the dispute did not end with the Supreme Court's May 2025 decision. The President and Board continued to resist sending the meeting notice, and a court order issued in January 2026 ultimately required the President to do so. Whatever one's opinion of Lemoine personally, these are not merely allegations about his leadership. They are events documented through litigation and a Rhode Island Supreme Court decision. For someone serving as the president of a condominium association, I would expect transparency, respect for unit-owner rights, and compliance with the governing documents and applicable law. The public record raises serious questions about whether those standards were met. Residents and prospective buyers should read the court decision and the underlying documents for themselves before forming their own conclusions.

Overpriced condo complexes in Providence often try to entice renters with amenities. The 903 has a…read morefitness room. The actual functionality of that room pretty much stops at the door. They have had multiple machines that haven't worked for seven months, Two of the four cheap cardio pieces have out of order signs on them. The facility never gets a thorough cleaning. It is very limited equipment. It has two televisions only one works. I wouldn't rent here. I wouldn't own here.

Been living in a property owned by Ken for the past 2 years. Things are just done well. Derek,…read moreHarry, Terry, and team are super responsive. If anything does go wrong, they get fixed the right way and extremely quickly. Last time we had a big snow, they plowed AND cleared the snow off our cars. Ken and team actually care about us having a good place to live.

The best landlord I've ever had, hands down! Ken responds to every text within minutes, and answers…read moreevery phone call. Every problem that arises is addressed in minutes and fixed within hours at most. The front door of my business was damaged in the wind today and wouldn't shut, and within 10 minutes he came by to help take care of it so that it would shut and arranged to have it fixed up the next morning. When my front door was frozen shut last year on a zero degree day Ken's team had it fixed in an hour and I lost no business thanks to his fast response. Ken Dulgarian is a very kind, attentive, and respectful landlord and just an overall great person!

the management is unbelievably rude, it's almost shocking. they do not care. The toilets are "low…read moreflow" and don't flush, it's unsanitary and disgusting. rent continues to be raised but they take away amenities and treat residents like pests that are annoying them.

The staff is so accommodating. Amenities are first rate-…read moreincluding a beautiful gym, grill and patio area, work area and gorgeous lounge with lots of space to entertain outside of the apt. We love our view of Roger Williams Park and the River. The location is right near the train station. So many options for shopping, dining, strolling and entertainment. We met quite a few people who work in Boston, but get to live in a luxury building that would be unaffordable in Boston.

Nightinmare. My…read moreworst rental experience in my 14 years of renting across 6 different cities and 4 different states. Are you masochistic to the point of overpaying for your physical and mental trauma? Are you deaf or saint enough to be not bothered by loud noises from the unit above you? If your answer is yes to any of the above questions, you have found a home! Please let me give you a little verbal tour of what your experience is going to be. You will likely be considering Providence as a new home. Since you don't know much about this town yet, why not just live in a nice place in a central location? Makes sense! So you will come in, get a beautiful brochure for Nightinmare Apartments. You will look at swanky amenities, modern-looking apartments, nice enough view from the rooftop. You will also have a great conversation with Will from the rental office, who is super-nice and friendly. Let's do this! What could possibly go wrong? Well, I'll tell you. First, you will notice water- and sewer charges on your rental bill. It's completely legal for them to do it, it will be on your lease but weird, right? Second, depending on how sensitive you are to the noise, you will soon realize that there's ZERO floor-to-floor insulation. I have spoken with a few neighbors and everyone has had a similar experience. They responded to my Google review describing how amazing of a job they have done with insulation and carpets but 1. Carpets are only in the bedrooms, not living room where most people spend most of their time and 2. If people are still having noises issues despite amazing insulation, that is a bigger problem. In my case, there was a little kid above me running wall to wall and banging on the floor all the time. Let alone working from home, I have not even been able to enjoy a nice show on the TV without constant banging and running noises in the background, which I didn't sign up for. Granted, not much the neighbors can do about, but that may not be your situation and you will get no support from the management. Just to get one response to my email by Derrick, the very nice but incompetent property manager, has taken anywhere from a week to ages (and still counting). And mind you, these are VERY expensive apartments relative to Providence average. Generally, places might at least offer carpeting, swapping apartments, rent discount, or early termination for such issues; not Nightinmare. They will milk you for every last penny. If I were to say two nice things, I guess the gym is nice and Will from the leasing office is nice and responsive, but none of these things will pay your rent or protect you from trauma. My two cents- Go live elsewhere. A place on Craigslist may not be as fancy and might be equally noisy but you will at least save money. If you have had mom and pop landlords, you know that it's in their best interest to keep you for as long as they can if you are a good tenant. Nightingale / Nordblom are corporate monsters and they DO NOT have your best interest at heart. They are looking to get you out as soon as possible so they can jack up the rent as they know they will find someone else. Needless to say, I escaped Nightinmare even before my lease was up. It will take me a while to recover from this near-PTSD experience but you have a choice and you can do a lot better.

What a wonderful place to live! The staff here are friendly and professional, the location is…read moreexceptional, the apartments are beautifully design with appliances that are generally sturdy and effective. We only had a few maintenance requests in our year there, including a cabinet hydraulic, a dishwasher gasket, and the electronic access Butterfly system going down one night. All of these issues were address promptly. The layout of the studios and two-bedroom units are superb. The one-bedroom layout is also nice, but there is only one option and it does not include any corner units or balconies. Overall living at the Nightingale is worth every penny if you can afford it, particularly if you're looking for a studio or two-bedroom unit. Check it out! And no, they haven't given me any incentives to write this review haha :)

The Highlands is an assisted-living facility populated by two groups of residents: a…read morehigh-functioning group, some of whom may need medical/personal. attention at some point but are in most respects independent, a wide range of less capable residents who eat most meals in the dining room, and a group who eat and stay in their rooms most of the time. There is also a large group in a segregated floor for those with dementia and memory loss. Very few if any of the residents are intellectually intact. The staff are polite and competent, some are excellent and dedicated, but turnover and absenteeism are high. Assisted showers are possible but the standard is at most once a week. The food is not the worst institutional fare I have ever had, but when combined with poor service and a toxic social atmosphere in the dining room the result is very poor. There have been at least a dozen cooks in my time, and none of them were capable of cooking a Brussels sprout . Waitstaff were nice but oblivious and untrained. The facility is clean and quiet .

A good friend is searching for a facility for her parents who plan to relocate to RI soon. Chloe…read morewas the perfect host, and the tour and explanations were very clear. A chance to visit with a few of the residents showed that folks are happy here and friends are made easily among them and the staff. Highly recommend!

Very bad reviews about this property management company swayed me from doing business with them…read more No quality maintenance or improvements were made. Housing in poor conditions with nothing of value to offer.

Worst property management company I've ever worked with. The owner Harry is beyond over his head,…read morecan't respond to simple phone calls or emails and incompetence. Don't rent from them or have them property management your association

Zero stars. Ana plays games on the phone. Very disappointing and unprofessional experience. I was…read moretold the apartment was available and that Ana was handling my case. I paid the $20 application fee, packed all of my belongings, and made plans to move based on the information I was given. I was then told I needed to wait another 30 days, only to find out that the apartment had already been rented. I wasted my time, money, and made serious plans based on an apartment that apparently was no longer available. What made the situation even worse was dealing with Ana. She was the person handling my case and answered the phone when I called, but then denied that she was the person I had been dealing with. That was extremely frustrating and unprofessional. I want my $20 refunded and I want to speak with a manager about how this situation was handled. I am also considering seeking legal advice because of the time, money, and inconvenience this situation caused me. I would not recommend this experience to anyone looking for an apartment.

On time and efficient. Quality timely service. Had faucet replaced leaks repaired and sinks…read moreunblocked all A1.