101 Wells Apartamentos

In my years living here my place was flooded multiple times. To “fix it” they put a fan in my apt to dry it which didn’t work and led to mold. Then when I moved out, the new apt manager Kate Ruff tried to pretend that I owed an extra month rent and then refused to answer the phone or email when I disputed it. The place is also full of trash outside and smells like it inside. The nice location isn’t worth the disaster or management

Rodent (mice possibly rats) infestation! Ongoing rodent infestation since January 2021. Sadly maintenance is terrible here as they cannot keep a permanent crew. Turn around rate is high. I have had a rodent problem with this place and have complained numerous times. There only fix was to spray a bunch of unsightly sealant in my kitchen along floorboard which looks horrible. I am a very clean person and to have this situation ongoing fro almost 8 months is ridiculous. It has been so uncomfortable... and stressful living here. This is a health hazard for myself and everyone else living in that is complex!

I plan on filing a formal complaint with the courts and putting rent into escrow until I can move when my lease is up. Lee mas

T his building is ?basically like living in college dorm. My husband started working down 95 so we decided to leave Canton (dumb idea) to get beyond the tunnel for commuting. It’s a good location next to 95, but you can’t comfortably live here or enjoy it if you are over 25 years of age.

Cons to keep in mind:
-There are insanely loud parties every fri/sat night. I felt like I teleported back to college. You will hear your neighbors loud music (I mean every single word) through the walls and... their commentary during a game of beer pong. Or wake up in the AM to a pile of puke in the elevator or outside the entrance
- The hallways either smell like weed or cigarettes. Management sends emails reminding people this isn’t cool, but nothing has changed
- Dog poop all over the grounds. No one picks up after their dogs
-Trash rooms stink, overflow, and fill with fruit flies
-The big windows are nice to look at but are OLD and the draft during the winter will cause your electric bill to skyrocket
-No one wore masks in the elevators in the middle of a pandemic and management never mandated it like other buildings in area. They provided a “suggestion.”
-Our AC broke twice and of course on the hottest days
- Buy a SOLID pair of slippers because the splinters from the wood floors will rip your feet up
-The Package room is a disaster and totally unorganized. We ended up opening up a local mailbox just to get our stuff- I rather pay than deal with that mess

Pros:
Price
Space
Large parking lot - one space free per unit
Close to 95

We are not renewing and can’t wait to get out of here. If you miss the good ol college days, this place is for you. Lee mas

Looks nice from outside and the old property manager was good when she was around. The new manager is horrible at her job and acts up out when simple tasks like clean hallways and non smelly trash rooms are asked for.

I've lived here a few years now. AC/heating issues as well as insulation is a real problem here (especially if you are a unit on the ends attached to the crumbling vacant building). But most importantly there are issues with lead paint certificates/inspections, mold from water leaks, and UTD elevator inspections (current certificates expired early Jan; also 2nd time in 6 months these are expired).
For instance - a room in my neighbor/friends apartment has mold/water marks from water leaking in... at the wall. This same spot has been painted over (repaired to management standards) and of course reappeared months later. As a result of painting over mold - both individuals in the unit had issues with asthma. In addition an NOD was served to management. They were told a roofer is coming - no one has come to fix the leak - so most likely it will be painted over when they move out for new unknowing tenants. 2 months after serving management with a Notice of Defect (sent by Green and Healthy Homes Initiative for an expired lead certificate, peeling paint, mold, etc.) no UTD certificate or repairs have been made. Though they have had an inspector come twice to test for lead as the first test had inconclusive results in the HVAC closet - Not exactly reassuring as a tenant here. Finally, the most intrusive concern is that management helps themselves into your unit. Not just to make repairs that are authorized from the online portal. Several instances can be cited but here's an example: My friend in the 103 building who lives alone (female) has come back to her toilet seat up, with urine in the toilet from a worker making repairs (at least flush smh). Another couple in 101 installed cameras that turn on when workers enter the unit (something management was unaware of - after watching them in her unit I started feeling uncomfortable about leaving anything valuable out at home (when you're scared to leave your belongings in a locked apt that you pay for, its time to go).
It's unclear whether the problem with management is due to the individuals that have oversight in this location/region or if its because the management company is a larger corporation and limits their ability to be responsive by implementing strict budgets and spreading staff thin in multiple complexes in the area. To be quite honest I suspect its a bit of a mix - but local management definitely could improve by at least proofreading/fact checking prior to responding to emails if/when they do respond. Lee mas