Fineberg Co

The apartment is really nice: high ceilings, spacious pretty much, the oven, stove is almost new. The laundry room is not bad. A nice apartment in a not too bad Fineberg building. But I never see the same person in the building. The people there, I won't call them tenants, are always different people. There are some odd people except us. Both maintenance and management are odd too. But in the apartment it's pretty good.

I personally lived at 1179 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02215 for a while and I COULD NOT MOVE OUT SOON ENOUGH. The location of the apartment complex I lived at in Fenway was the only good thing about it (and that’s what you’re paying for, the lot/land there is a Greater Boston gold mine). The particular building I lived in was managed unprofessionally and there was SO MUCH package and mail theft. But that wasn’t the worst part: my unit was infested with mice first, and then roaches. LOTS of roaches. Fineberg sent over multiple exterminators, but the problems still existed. They were everywhere, and it was so nasty. The building was falling apart, the 1920s-era elevator was constantly breaking down, and the residents were pretty loud and the smell of weed was perpetually present. Dodge a bu

Lax communication, short-term profit emphasis, and unclear resident policies would normally be considered outrageous, but they're held as the platinum standard here at Fineberg, one of Boston's "fine"st rental management companies. Although company communications with me throughout my rental were clear, they instantly about-faced when I submitted notice that I wouldn't be renewing at the end of my lease. Immediately afterwards, my unit was shown a number of times to prospective tenants without notice while I was away, and emails to the company went unanswered. Upon visiting this office for an explanation and meeting with an operations manager, I was ushering into a side room and yelled at by a Mrs. (Ms.?) Green about my "unprofessional and unorthodox" behavior that supposedly implored me

Fienberg has a large quantity of apartments in Allston Brighton Brookline and Newton they do not require a security deposit and they typically pay the broker's fee

Apartment in poor condition (e.g. elevator). Called to ask about lease, they are extremely rude and disrespectful.