Nice apartments, has a pool and gym. The leasing office staff are pretty on point with everything…read more Pet friendly, pretty affordable rent wise. Its a pretty nice place to live.

I have lived at Willowbrook apartments for four years. I'm very happy here. Unfortunately I am…read moremoving because now I need three bedrooms and they don't happen to have three bedrooms but if they did, I would stay management and staff agreed to keep the place clean. They respond immediately to any and all problems you have in your apartment neighbors are nice and quiet. It's been a very great experience living here. I would definitely recommend it.

NO NO NO! Rats, roaches, and the Quality of the building is disgusting. EVERY time I have to…read morecontact maintenance the issue is "solved" (not really) after 2+ attempts aside from the dead rat the size of a small chihuahua they got that right the first time. I'm embarrassed to say I live here and feel like I stay at a motel8. Please do not be fooled by how much they try to jazz up the outside. I could go on and on. RUN! P.S. I forgot to include how there was a woman banging her head on my glass slider trying to get into my apartment at 4 am one night. I can't make this stuff up.

Independence Place has paper thin walls, and you can hear everything your upstairs neighbor is…read moredoing. I have lived here for almost 2 years, and it has been an absolutely terrible experience. If you value sleep, peace, and quiet, then consider viewing another apartment in Cranston or Warwick. My dog is terrified, and she always stays in her crate (which she never would do before we moved here). The property managers, Katie and Crystal, can only do so much about noise complaints, that you are left on your own trying to resolve them. Save yourself a big burden and headache and look for another apartment. Edit in Response to Property Management: We have been complaining about the noise for almost two years now to no avail. I have a laundry list of messages to Crystal about how loud and disruptive it has been for us, and she has done nothing about it. It is not a little noise, it is a lot of noise. This is coming from someone who is a combat veteran and who currently works in the healthcare field, and who deals with noise on a regular basis. I also never acknowledged that Crystal has taken any of our complaints seriously, and she most likely will not take anyone else's complaints seriously. My point still stands: do yourself a favor, ignore the PR message from Crystal, and look elsewhere.

Don't live here. The apartments are run down, the appliances are old and barely work, the fire…read moreplace couldn't be turned on without setting of the carbon monoxide alarms. We've had several "domestic disturbances" that have required the police to be called. When we reached out to the staff about it, we were told "that Independence Place cannot guarantee anyone's safety". The staff in general is very nice and probably the only bright spot of this place. Our entire apartment reeked of cigarettes when we moved in, there's no lights in the ceilings, my girlfriend has been cat called in the hallways, food smells from other units carry throughout the entire apartment building, etc. Parents let their kids play in the parking lot. Repairs are done in a timely fashion but the same repair often has to be done several times. They ran a hard credit check on me a month AFTER I moved in.

I've lived in a number of places throughout Providence and for the money this one is by far the…read morebest. Everything is always very well maintained (hallway carpets are washed several times a year, walls repainted when scuffed, etc), the concierge services are very pleasant and have your packages ready when you walk in, they host great social events including local brewer tastings and holiday parties, pool, jacuzzis, gym and theater you can rent out, plus garaged parking. Although the prices are creeping up for providence unfortunately, the city as a whole is growing and that is true anywhere. At least here amenities help to compensate that price increase. Not to mention being central to everything-walking distance to the mall or downtown, plenty of guest parking for overnight visitors and a great group of people who are generally respectable in the building.

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.

This building is the coolest I've seen in Providence. I've worked in the co-working space as a…read moremember, have attended several events and markets and even have viewed an apartment upstairs. The WiFi quality and A.C. both work really well- which is super important when you're trying to get a bunch of work done! I think the design is really intentional and beautifully restored and I noticed a ton of original pieces of machinery and decor reused from the original factory. The gal Sara(h?) that manages the property has been so amazing with answering my questions and even letting me in when I forgot my key card! A new bar, Far West, just opened next to the coworking space- I plan on stopping in all the time!! Thanks for existing, Rooms & Works!!

This has got to be one of the most beautiful rehab projects I have seen of an old factory building…read more What was once an old manufacturing building is now a shared office space/incubator kitchen/speakeasy bar/apartment space. There are so many surprises within this one building. A bunch of apartments above, the shared office space and incubator kitchen on the main level. A bocci ball court, cornhole, grill and picnic tables in the courtyard. There is also another building out back that is not currently being utilized but is another amazing (small) space for something amazing once they figure out its intended purpose. My favorite part is the amount of items they salvaged during the rehab. From machinery to metal drawers, they incorporated as much as they could into the overall aesthetic of the place. Kudos to a great job and preserving such a hidden gem.

I highly recommend Garden City Apartments. The Manager went above and beyond to accommodate any…read moreand all of my needs in a friendly and very hospitable manner. Sandy was very courteous, and knowledgeable. She took care of everything for us in a kind and efficient manner. Sandy always took our calls and was wonderful in responding to any concerns. Sandy was very respectful and amiable. Her knowledge of office procedures exceeded my expectations. She runs her office in a highly professional manner which was very impressive to me. Sandy is a great asset to Garden City Apartments. Once again, I highly recommend living here. I rate this place and the service 5 stars. -Rae Jones

I love the garden city area! I used to live here and loved the easy access to the wonderful…read moreshopping area and how everything is right there. The leasing agent Sandy was very helpful & informative during the move in process, very pleasant!

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.

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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.

Glen is the superstar there. I would suggest to meet him for leasing/renting or for any kind of…read moremaintenance issue and you will be super happy. You can trust Glen. Bad apples are all gone and the new manager is super nice. Her name is Amy (Aimee), not sure about the spelling. I met her for the first time and asked for help which she could have denied. She instead came forward and helped without hesitation. I will always appreciate her help. Thanks