Junction Shop Lofts

Jackie was amazing during my recent tour with your apartments. Your amenities look amazing like the gym basketball courts and game room. Looks like a great secure place to live thank you.

I lived at JSL for+ 2 years. Worcester Board of Health had to intervene in 2 issues I was having: excessive second-hand smoke and pet damage. My apartment was so soaked in pet urine that it took 4 professional cleanings to make it habitable. JSL management dragged their feet; corporate management in RI finally had to intervene and they did so only under the threat of legal action. It was anything but luxury. P.S. You can hear your neighbors enunciate through the walls. WBC confirmed that they are largely drywall with no insulation between apartments. The apartments were beautiful, but, for me, living here was a nightmare.

just now NEW Walls are thin, insulation is terrible and you will be paying a lot for heating and cooling. Also do not trust the elevator to be working, when we moved it we were concerned about living on the second floor and moving furniture. The person assured us they had an elevator and moving in and out would be easy.I am now moving out, the elevator will be down for 3-6weeks with no communication from the office that it was going to be our for this long, just kept being told we are working on it. I physically went and asked and was told the 3-6weeks. I told them I need to move out and they told me I would need to carry everything down the stairs. I asked if they would be willing to help with a moving company since I can no longer use hand-trucks and carts to move out and they told me no. Horrible experience and waste of money. Stay away!

If you want to risk potentially losing all your possessions in a fire, then you should check this place out…they allow smoking in the apartments so not only is it a fire hazard, but you could get migraines from all the smell. Used condoms and other trash can readily be found in the parking lots, so that’s always lovely to see. They have one trash bin and compactor for the entire complex, so it routinely breaks down, overflows, and people leave trash everywhere but IN it. Avoid like the plague unless you have no other options.

Looks can be deceiving. Many of the units are not as nice as the ones they advertise. There is trash/needles/broken glass from all the frequent break-ins lining the building sidewalks. Noise levels are obtrusive and insane, well outside of quiet hours, and management does nothing. They do something to remove bad google reviews. Mine and my roommates reviews don't show up there...and I don't know any of the people who left the 5 star reviews. It might seem normal not to know the neighbors, but we had fire alarm issues complex-wide that pushed us out into the streets at all odd hours of the day and night for large chunks of time, so actually many of us are now aquatinted. That was another big issues that took months and months and greatly disrupted our lives.

Looks are very deceiving. I was lied to about the noise level when I moved in two weeks ago. It is so noisy and there’s “nothing that can be done.” I have never been so disappointed in a place I pay a fortune to live at.

This place is awful. Heating in insane. Trash everywhere.

This place looks nice but the reality of living there is pretty terrible. The walls are thin. You will hear your neighbors much more than is reasonable. I could tell the channel my neighbor was watching and not because the volume was especially loud. If the apartment is exposed to the street, or the strip club, you will hear a lot of noise as well. This includes car stereos bumping, and the occasional 3am gunshot. The freight train slowly screeches by loudly as well at all hours of the night (4-5 hours at a time). I was on the top floor and it wasn’t unusual to have debri fall from the ceiling. It looked to me like asphalt. Apartments are drafty so prepare for expensive heating bills. On sub 20 degree days my apartment would top out in the mid 50s. My all time observed record low was 47. Obviously this place wasn’t working out for me. I was exhausted from being routinely woken up by the club, a nocturnal neighbor, or the freight train. If you ask to break your lease they will ask for 3 months rent and try to damage your credit. I paid for each of the 17 months I lived there. I refused to pay the lease break fee of 3 months (offered 1 month though) and they put a collection on my credit file.