Village At Brookline

Kevin Bernstein

Okay apartments, but there are low income residents living here too. Sometimes the elevator will stop working. The rent is excessive. Only because it's Brookline and it's excessable to the Riverside, Heath Street trains , 66 Bus and walking distance to a grocery store, Starbucks and has a computer room on-site. But $3,500 (1 Bedroom) - $5,000 (3 bedrooms) for a 1 bedroom?! That's $42K per year for a 1 bedroom, 600 square foot apartment!! Are you kidding me?! No dishwasher in unit?! No washer dryer hookup even in the 2 or 3 bedrooms either!! Pets are allowed for an additional monthly fee. ( dogs over a certain size and weight are not allowed period!! No exceptions) They used have a swiming pool, but the new owners filled it in with concrete. Another problem I noticed was there seems to be a lot of refugees living there. (I'm not racist) but I think you might do better elsewhere. Parking in the garage is expensive too. If you have visitors, they will have to pay for parking. Because there isn't any free parking for visitors. The Brookline police are also aggressive with parking tickets! It's a whole other business there! Not to mention the nefarious people who do not live in Brookline that are usually homeless. They hang around the Marijuana dispensery a block from the building.

Shelley Mintz

I have lived here at The Village at Brookline for Twenty Years and I have seen many changes to our Property; but the one thing which has been consistent is our beautiful upgraded Mailboxes, Security Cameras, located throughout our Community, our Updated Gym equipment and more wonderful Services for everyone, regardless of Age, Race, Denominations, etc. This beautiful Community has become my Home and I both enjoy it and feel incredibly fortunate and lucky enough to be part of such an inclusive Community/Family!

Sheake Samuel

The management just discriminated on me and my son for a handicap unit. I feel Simmon should be fired. My son had a complete heart transplant eight months ago. I submitted a copy of his Dr letter but basically it isn't good enough and he will not hold the unit until we get a letter with the Description of his opinion. Like really can we get time to submit the documents in full everyone deserves three to five business days, it a pandemic out here. The letter stated facts so his opinion should not matter. He actually said he understands all about heart transplants and still discriminated against me. Simmon isn't the one who has the final say. Usually it's up to the overseer above him I thought. Only told us Friday we need a reasonable accommodation letter which can take up to three business days. I never even had the chance to submit my letter either from my Dr. Oh but the City funded the apartment complex and we don't meet the income requirements to rent a new units after my son went to review the new apartment and we processed application's. I never had to give a letter to verify my disability are my son's to anyone but my housing case managers. I feel this was asked out of the scope and violated our right to medical privacy at that we are black and shows people are actually judging. I want a lawyer to sue Simmon and a apologie from Winn Management. People in the community are already under distress and emotional. Seriously it pained me to have doors closed in my face before I even finished the process.

Eric

We have been here for over 20 years. We always do our best for you.