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    Fleetwood Management - Hollow Crest Apartments - Front of Building

    Fleetwood Management

    (10 reviews)

    RENTERS BEWARE! The property owner is a major mean-spirited, vindictive, rent-gouging POS coward…read more Just out for the all-mighty buck. He could care less about the tenants and takes advantage of them or evicts you with false proof. Except for delinquent rent. Makes up reasons why you should not get your security deposit back. His properties are never updated or maintained for as long as you live there. For instance example, No rug cleaning or fresh paint. They're very slow in the response to maintenance calls. The quality of properties is outdated. No amenities. Noncommercial washers and dryers, they're old outdated small coin machines. No value in the properties he owns and what he charges for rent. The ding-bat sister in charge of rental showings is a professinaldisgrace at performing her job.

    I was fortunate to find postings of apartments on Craigslist by Leigh one of the staff at Fleetwood…read moreManagement. Currently I'm staying at Hollow Crest Apartments, one of several properties owned by Fleetwood Management. I have to say this is one of their newer and better locations to choose from. Their best would be Hillcrest which is right next door to Hollow Crest, slightly more expensive and geared more to someone who's ready to settle down. Hollow Crest fits more in my budget of around $700-$800 a month for rent. Also has an elevator which made it easy to move to my apartment on the top floor. Close to the I-95 highway and in between East Greenwich and Warwick on Post Road. It's right near the Remington House Inn and across from a cemetery so it's nice and quiet aside from the occasional busy traffic during rush hours but the building is pushed downhill and away from the road. Occasionally you wouldn't even see it off the road except for the sign for Hollow Crest. The apartment building itself has a nice giant parking lot enough for residents and visitors. No assigned parking except for the handicap and reserved parking near the main door. The main door is locked and all residents need a key to get in while visitors can use the buzzer to page people to let them in. It's a 3 floor building and there's about 40 1-bedroom units all designed the same way with electric heating and wall to wall carpeting. Since I've been here my electric bill has been between $40 - $100. Probably because I haven't had to turn on the heat much and I use 1 CFL lamp to light my whole apartment. All the rooms are wired for FIOs but I'm stuck with COX since it's cheaper for me. A nice thing is that each room is self contained with it's own water boiler in the doorway closet and a fuse box in the bedroom in case anything trips off. Thankfully haven't had to, but good to know it's there. Also like my apartment in East Side, there are wall ACs in the living room and bedroom There are two laundry rooms on the second and third floor with 2 washers and dryers. Haven't had too much problems with sharing the facilities with other residents and they get the job done. All the neighbors I ran into have been middle age and up and they've all been pretty friendly so nothing bad to report there. Maintenance is pretty prompt about getting things fixed. I had a problem with my garbage disposal and after a day of putting in a call, they came in and had it fixed and even told me what the problem was and how to fix it myself if I needed to. Stairs and hallways are kept clean by a cleaning crew that comes in every so often to vacuum and steam clean the floors. Management was pretty helpful getting me set up and took care of fixing any problems before I moved in (carpets were steamcleaned and a broken stove handle was fixed). They are also pretty good about putting up fire inspection notices and lease information and they give a six day leeway of when rent is due so really no excuse for late rent. Some minor things that stops me from giving five stars is the dumpster for trash bags is located away from the building in a corner of the parking lot. At night there's virtually no light to see anything so I need a flashlight. There's also been times in the morning, some racoons or squirrels dumpster diving overnight gets trapped in there, so caution has to be given when opening to throw in trash in case they come flying out and maul your face. Also some morning construction wakes me up in the early mornings on the land located next door. Maybe for a new building? Closing the window muffles the sound a bit but still noticable. Despite that, great place to live for a single person or a couple starting out. I visited their other locations which are cheaper in rent but a bit dated. I would pay the extra to be more comfortable.

    On the Hill Property Management

    On the Hill Property Management

    (12 reviews)

    I had an apartment with On The Hill for 3 years. Loved my experience with them and would have…read morestayed had I not gotten a job in Boston and the commute was Killing me. My experiences with Rachel, Leslie, Dave and the rest of the crew were all fantastic. The apartment was spotlessly clean when I moved in, and I had zero issues with getting responses to my requests over the past 3 years. Sometimes it took a day or two, especially if it was the weekend or they needed to hire a plumber / electrician etc, but it always got done and with professionalism. Even when rent went WAY up on other units, they always kept my rent the same, and even worked with me when I lost my job - I really appreciated that. Having had bad landlords before, I know the difference and I can only hope my new Landlord in Boston is even half as good as On The Hill has been to me these past 3 years! Thanks guys!

    I contacted Rachel and Leslie about an apartment in Providence. They were very professional,…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. I got on an Amtrak the day after I spoke with Leslie because she actually took the time to speak with me by phone. She's the real deal and knows the business. It was definitely worth the trip. Unfortunately, my situation changed and I won't be needing an apartment in PVD at this time. I'm a former real estate broker, coop board member and landlord from NYC. My experience with tenants is that they typically have no vested interest in the property that they're renting. Looking back at my college years, it must not have been easy to deal with a wild child who liked to party on and off campus... sound familiar? All this to say - property management is a thankless job. PMs are not your parents. You're that person who brings the party home? Be prepared to take ownership of your actions and be responsible for your guests. If you don't agree with the lease terms or didn't bother to read them in the first place, that's on you. Five stars for exceptional customer service.

    The Hennessy Group - propertymgmt - Updated August 2026

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