Boardwalk Properties

I had the pleasure of working with Casey. She is responsive, client focused, and works with you all the way to move-in. Highly recommend to anyone looking for an apartment in Boston.

I worked with Liseth Lopez and found her to be outstanding. I had an apartment available and had it listed with Boardwalk and had many agents walk through to show the apartment. One of those agents was Liseth and during my conversation with her, we discussed my goals and very specific needs for this unit. She listened to me and asked if she could post/market it and before I knew it, she was there daily showing the apartment to every candidate. She was easy to talk to and I trusted her opinion and judgement and we were able to have honest conversations about potential applicants and truly felt like she was not just trying to find a qualified applicant, but she was trying to help me find the perfect tenant. She works incredibly hard and some days she’d meet applicants at 7 am and I’d receive emails from her at midnight with those applications. I was/am glad to have worked with her and will strongly recommended her to anyone in search of an agent.

Absolutely Terrible experience- do not go with them I had a very disappointing and unprofessional experience with Jacob McKay of Boardwalk Properties Without first confirming a mutually agreed-upon time, I was told—rather than asked—that a showing would take place at 9:30 a.m. the next day. This was less than 24 hours’ notice. I had already communicated in writing that any entry would need to be after 11:00 a.m., yet this was ignored. Despite that, he arrived at 9:30 a.m., knocking loudly and waking me from my sleep. Entering a tenant’s home without properly coordinating and confirming a time is extremely unprofessional and disrespectful. Once inside, the situation became even more inappropriate. The prospective tenant directed questions about heating/AC and laundry facilities to me, the current occupant, rather than to the real estate agent conducting the showing. I am not involved in leasing the unit and should not be expected to answer questions on behalf of an agent who is earning commission for the transaction. The agent himself appeared unfamiliar with basic details about the apartment and looked to me for answers. Showings should be handled professionally: * Provide proper notice (at least 24 hours). * Confirm a mutually agreed time with the current tenant. * Be prepared to answer questions about the property. * Respect the occupant’s space and privacy. *Actually know the features and facilities of the property you are showing. Disturbing tenants early in the morning without confirmed consent and expecting them to assist in the showing process is not acceptable business practice. I hope Boardwalk Properties reviews its procedures to ensure future tenants are treated with basic professionalism and respect.

Romona Doherty gave us an absolutely phenomenal experience with finding an apartment in the extremely difficult real estate location that is Boston. She made things easy to understand, was extremely approachable, and also she was considerate while dealing with my roommates and I during our search for a place. I would 100% recommend her as she was extremely friendly, thorough, and helpful throughout our entire experience working together.

I consulted Lorraine regarding studio apartment in an affordable price range. She was extremely helpful and managed to find a beautiful place within my budget and according to my move in date which was within 3 weeks of my current lease completion. I extremely appreciate her efforts and the company in general for their support.