617-513-6320 Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Section 8 Housing, Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development
This building is in a place that you would never expect Affordable housing is a option Very nice apartments However the women who manages does not do her job She doesnt answer the phone It takes weeks to hear back from her When you do get a response This building is in a place that you would never expect Affordable housing is a option Very nice apartments However the women who manages does not do her job She doesnt answer the phone It takes weeks to hear back from her When you do get a response its we are very busy managing 8 properties So I assume they dont have the time for potential tenants She also will yell at you if you catch her at a bad time She has zero filter People have moved out of this property and others that she manages because of her rude and invasive behaviornThe application process is very similar to purchasing a house Hope they find someone else to manage professionally Please do not waste your time and energy applying or asking if they have any vacancies Oh and or following up with them to see if theyve received any of your paperworkThey dont like to assist prospective tenants If i could give them a zero i wouldmore ...hide ...
54 HAVERHILL STREET, BROCKTON, MA 2301 Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Section 8 housing, Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development • Total number of rental units: 40 • Total number of low income units for rent: 40 • Type of construction: Acquisition and Rehab
• Number of 1-bedroom units: 15 • Number of 2-bedroom units: 25
simpson DOCTOR
(3.6/5)
A little bit to be desired but its worth it the trip
165 CARL AVE, BROCKTON, MA 2302 781-769-4281 Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Section 8 housing, MassHousing/Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency • Total number of rental units: 200 • Total number of low income units for rent: 200 • Type of construction: Acquisition and Rehab
• Number of 1-bedroom units: 20 • Number of 2-bedroom units: 100 • Number of 3-bedroom units: 80
100 PERKINS AVE, BROCKTON, MA 2302 Low Income Apartments & Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), Accept Housing Vouchers, Section 8 housing, Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development • Total number of rental units: 80 • Total number of low income units for rent: 51 • Type of construction: New construction
• Number of 1-bedroom units: 22 • Number of 2-bedroom units: 58
Foluke Ogbodo
(3.9/5)
Nobody ever picks your calls or returns your calls for enquiries I wonder if they have any staff
1 CHATHAM WEST DR , BROCKTON , MA 2301Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted total apartment units: 270, assisted housing category: subsidized, no hud financing, contract term: 240 months, hfda/8 nc , between 101% & 120% fmr, 1bedroo
Joshua Adames
(3.0/5)
Been here 6 years. Maintenance does not fix anything in a timely manner. Usually takes 8 months and longer to fix anything. No matter how big or small. Had to call housing on them to fix all the broken stuff in here. I dBeen here 6 years. Maintenance does not fix anything in a timely manner. Usually takes 8 months and longer to fix anything. No matter how big or small. Had to call housing on them to fix all the broken stuff in here. I dont care how understaffed maintenance is. That is not a problem the residents should have to burden. Cant wait to move out of this place. Negative rating if I could.Edit: What I have described happened years before the pandemic and still happens. Maintenance has been awful since the day I moved in. 6 years ago.more ...hide ...
469 PINE GROVE DR , BROCKTON , MA 2301Housing types: Low Income Apartments buildings / Section 8 vouchers accepted total apartment units: 113, assisted housing category: insured-subsidized, contract term: 240 months, lmsa , between 121% & 130% fmr, 2bedrooms: $1,52
Elise C. Burke
(3.9/5)
I dont know what happened up in the Management office, but I cannot seem to get anyone to answer the phone beyond occasionally the receptionist, (and when I say occasionally, I mean, ONLY about 10% of the time whenever cI dont know what happened up in the Management office, but I cannot seem to get anyone to answer the phone beyond occasionally the receptionist, (and when I say occasionally, I mean, ONLY about 10% of the time whenever calling the Management office DURING business hours, does the receptionist answer). And even if I do get the receptionist answering, anyone I need to speak with, (including the Head Property Manager), is always not in the office that day for whatever unforeseen reason, is at another property working their Management office, in a meeting, or quite simply Im told they are in & Im transferred to their extension and always get their voicemail. Despite leaving multiple voicemails both on individual Management staff members voicemails AS WELL AS leaving multiple voicemails in their general resident inquiry mailbox that you are forced to speak to 90% of the times you call the office, I have also emailed those same staff individually AND after finally getting the receptionist on the phone once again, explained this issue of not getting a response from all 3 staff members I had been relentlessly trying to reach unsuccessfully since March 5th now and we are now in the beginning of May. Thinking she should be able to empathize and understand I have exhausted all options and thusly understand my urgency in asking that I not just transferred to an endless voicemail or given useless info anymore, but instead go get them on the phone, but of course none of them were in at the moment. But the receptionist suggested that instead, she would send at least the Property Manager an €œUrgent Email€ letting her know about this and to call me back right away. Yea€¦. That was more than a week ago-maybe even longer. After once again not getting anywhere when calling the Management office again today, I decided I€™d reach out to Beacon Properties, the property owner company to get some help with at least 1 issue [the most urgent, now time-sensitive issue due to them not responding when originally inquiring about it a month ago!!] of the 5 total issues in total I had reached out to management about over these last two mos., most of those 5 all starting with my first contact back on March 5th. Between then & now:-(15) unanswered calls/calls sent to voicemails (NO RESPONSE)-(3) unanswered emails (NO RESPONSE)&-(1) manic/desperate attempt to get the receptionist to actually get them on the phone (of course- UNSUCCESSFUL)And now we can add€¦-(1) Unanswered phone inquiry to corporate too!!!€¦that€™s now a total of (20) literal, not exaggerated, attempts to contact total over the last 62 days€¦..Wooooow€¦. You€™d think they€™d answer especially considering they should want my rent check.PLEASE NOTE THAT it€™s not even the fault of Management Office€™s staff€¦..it€™s the property owner manager€™s fault, they need to stop sending our property€™s manager and bookkeeper all over he€™ll & creation to handle all of your other 9 billion properties€™ business. It€™s not fair to us residents or the staff. And us residents aren€™t aware of this because any particular staff member informed us of this€¦.No instead we get burdened by your unwillingness to hire appropriate staff for your other properties when we are burdened with calling a bunch of properties for OUR PROPERTY€™S Manager/Bookeeper, just to get our questions answered/issues addressed€¦€¦more ...hide ...
