There is nothing not to like about these weekly rentals apartments…read more We rented a one bedroom apartment on the Eastern Promenade sight unseen based on the website and reputation. The apartment exceed expectations. Management company was responsive and easy going.

We highly recommend Portland Maine Rentals. My husband and…read moreI have rented two different apartments during the fall and winter of 2017 and 2018 (after selling our own home) and really loved both rentals. Their many apartments - in different parts of the city - are carefully furnished and extremely well taken care of. We found the other renters all to be considerate, private and quite folks and we felt quickly "at home". All staff has always been efficient and most helpful. The kind owner of the rental company even welcomed us in person to both apartments. We heartily recommend Portland Maine Rentals to people seeking a monthly or seasonal rental in the wonderful city of Portland ME. (Two European-Americans)

As 2019 comes to an end, looking back on the year, I realize that one of the highlights was living…read morein Portland, ME at the Hiawatha on Congress Street. Great location. In addtion, the building manager, Erin Weathers was extremely helpful and flexible assisting me with my needs before I returned to Europe. Very professional. The building was very well managed. Being an apartment dweller the majority of my life, one of the best rentals I ever had. Bon Annee!

From the owner: Studio, 1-bedroom & 2-bedroom apartments in the heart of Portland's Longfellow Square. Located on…read moreCongress Street at the gateway to the Arts District, The Hiawatha puts downtown Portland transit, cafés, restaurants, galleries, and the Portland Museum of Art steps from your door. Apartments feature in-unit washer/dryer, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Community amenities include a fitness center, resident lounge, and onsite parking.

Where to begin?…read more Rental agents, Kelly and Charlie, were awesome. They showed me multiple units, at different times, to be sure I got the right one for me. Both returned calls and responded to emails quickly. It was not necessary to make many maintenance requests but when I did, Rob and Aubrey responded quickly and did a great job. I cannot thank them enough for all they did to make my tenancy at Mill Garden a great experience!

I've rented my fair share of apartments. This was a great complex to be in. The location, staff,…read moreand price were the sweet spots for me. Anytime there was an issue, they were very quick to send someone out or remedy the situation. A majority of the units are right next to the greenbelt which is awesome. Also - they have a bike sharing option where you can use their bikes to get around! Lastly, they have parking.. which is something that is great when renting near or in Portland.

Osprey Circle is an apartment community for people who are 55 years or older, located in South…read morePortland's Brick Hill neighborhood. I don't live here but I had a chance to tour the property with an elderly relative who was interested. The buildings are two or three years old and seem to be in very good condition. The apartments are on the small side but are of the "open concept" design, making them feel more spacious than they are. The appliances are modern and energy efficient. There are laundry rooms in each of the buildings. Heat and hot water are included. The bathrooms in the apartments are enormous. Most units are partially handicapped accessible and some are fully accessible. Rent prices vary according to your household income, and income limits apply. There is plenty of parking. The neighborhood is pretty. The buildings are within walking distance of several trails and there is even a small launch where you could put a canoe into Long Creek. A beautiful and relatively unknown park, Jordan Park, is also nearby. Hannaford and the Maine Mall are less than 10 minutes away by car. If you need to use public transportation, you'll have to walk up a pretty steep hill to get to the nearest bus stop, which is unfortunate for folks with health problems or mobility limitations. And forget trying to walk that hill in the winter time unless you've got Yak Trax.

management and maintenance staff are awesome. Always take care of requests in a timely and friendly…read moremanner.

This place instantly had the vibe of the projects. Typical of World War II federal housing…read moreprojects. Built for the replacement people hired to do domestic labor while educated workers were in defense plants and shipyards. Built in 1942 when resources were scarce, these buildings are cheaply constructed with little or no insulation. Thus the poor condition after 80 years. Water damage from bygone years was seen everywhere. The hardwood floors being stained and warped with rotted spots near the walls. Aftermarket freestanding gas heaters awkwardly fit in living room areas. Being strangely out of place with its dangling power cord running along the floor to the nearest power outlet. Poor patch jobs done on walls and ceilings in every room. Gave it the feeling of down and dirty quick fix, barely held together until the next storm rolls by. All in all, this place is just another over priced slum in the making. Having the last vestiges of possible investment capital squeezed out of it. Before it is mowed down and new high rises erected for the capitalist investors.

I usually make it a point to read reviews before making any purchase, but I dropped the ball this…read moretime on this horrid rental. In a rush to find a decent place after moving across several states, I needed somewhere that would feel like home and be close to my new job. I couldn't have been more wrong about this place. The manager is incredibly dishonest--telling outrageous stories about soundproofing above the apartment and claiming she couldn't discuss the lease agreement because it was against policy. Seriously? That's a new one. The noise level is unbearable, the stairwell reeks and the trash can outside is constantly overflowing with garbage. And if that wasn't bad enough, there's even been police activity, which I have on video! It's been a nightmare. Trust the reviews--this place is not worth the money. Luxury apartments? Far from it. What a joke!

When I first read the reviews online, I thought to myself, "Oh the noise must not be that bad". Boy…read morewas I wrong. Not only will you hear every noise from all of your neighbors (including the sound of slippers across the floor) you will physically feel the vibrations of movement. Your body will shake, water glasses on a table will shake, any magnitude of an earthquake and this place is gone with how atrocious the construction is. Rules are arbitrary, and never enforced. Don't count on getting your security deposit back because of their holding policy. It became a running joke how many extra unnecessary superficial fees are tacked on to the rent payments. Management has truly drank the Kool-Aid. Also be prepared for your nose to be assaulted by the ungodly smells that emanate every time you walk through the building. If I could go back in time and slap myself out of renting an apartment at this place, I'd gladly put myself in a slap competition. Your money is better used by burning it for heat than to pay rent here.

Customer beware!!! If you value basic customer courtesy and service...if don't want your multiple…read moreinquiries-about a house they've listed-to be ignored over many days, and, after driving 600 miles to see the property in person only to be told by Amber (their property manager) that they couldn't possibly be bothered to show you the property because they're "too busy" reviewing applications...then don't bother dealing with this company. They are not worth your business and they will only disrespect your time, without even apologizing for any inconvenience their total lack of communication may have caused you! If I could give them 0 or negative stars, I'd gladly do that for Aquarius Property Management!! Outstandingly poor business practices!! I ended up finding a much better house elsewhere anyway, where I dealt with people who understand the value of communication and proper customer service. This company does not deserve your business, and-as a hard working law abiding customer, you certainly don't deserve to be treated poorly during your home search. Please do yourself a favor, and deal with another company! Good luck in your home search!

Terrible, just terrible. If you think being a prospective client is bad, try being a tenant. I…read morerented my home in Chatham, Mass. and know what a property management company should be. Prompt, courteous, kind. Do not bother with this company. I do not know how they stay afloat.

How has no or ever written a review for this square? Congress Square Park has received a few decent…read morereviews being that it is home to the Union Station Clock as well as lovely out door area with a ton of seating and free WiFi, free entertainment, etc.. But the square is a LOT more than just the park. There is the Children's Museum, The Museum of Maine, Congress Square Gallery, First Friday events, The Art Walks, The Pride Parade, Political Rallies, where the fantastic wheel chair riding street politician/comedian sits with his Trump Sucks Sign and waves to traffic.. There are also the small niceties, Starbucks, Congress Square Restaurant, two amazing hair salons, a tattoo shop or three, Otto pizza, Wild Burritos, Flea For All, the Westin, and of course the State Theater. I live in Congress Square, the park is magical during the winter covered in snow and beautiful holiday lights, and an amazing place to read or drink coffee alone or with friends, or catch an outdoor movie on Sunday evening. We even have a taxi stand.. A rarity in a smaller city.

Krystal is great! Promptly responded to all inquires including maintenance requests. She made our…read moreexperience here stress free and easy compared to other complexes.

My 61 year old mother applied for this place. She's a lovely woman, super friend. She applied…read morewith a couple friends, and was denied because one of the people she was moving with couldn't get a copy of their benefits letter because of the government shutdown at the time. They paid a $500 deposit towards the place, and they refused to return it to her even though it was beyond their control that her friend couldn't get his benefits letter from social security. I'm currently speaking with a lawyer as I've asked nicely and sternly a few times now and they're completely ignoring me. My mother has early onset dementia, these people should be ashamed, absolutely horrendous and predatory.