Lincoln Heights Apartments MA 02169

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David Jean

I had a wonderful experience at Lincoln Height during the Community Holiday Cocktail Party. It was a pleasure meeting residents and staff, and the managers were extremely welcoming—bright smiles and great professionalism. The refreshments were delicious (the shrimp and Coke were amazing). It’s refreshing to be in a place where people clearly enjoy what they do. Thank you for hosting such a positive event!

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tm.oneworldgs Services

I highly recommend them. They are always available, and they have a great guy at the desk with a welcoming smile who truly cares for us. He is very professional and makes sure everyone is feeling great.

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Savan Patel

New Tenants Beware – Don’t Fall for Their Traps! If you’re a new renter, don’t be fooled by the “discounted prices” they advertise. It’s a classic bait-and-switch. They lure you in with attractive deals for the first year, but once your lease is up, expect a huge rent hike (up to 9–10%). You’ll either be forced to pay far more than market rate or scramble to find another place. Do not get trapped by their discounts — you will pay for it later! My Experience: I was charged $2,440 for "insufficient notice to vacate", even though I gave 30 days’ notice. Their lease requires a 60-day notice, but they only start renewal discussions 74 days before your lease ends, leaving you just 14 days to make a decision. This policy is designed to trap tenants and profit from penalties. While hitting me with a 9–10% rent increase, they were advertising identical apartments for less than I was already paying! This shows how they exploit existing tenants while offering lower rates to new ones. Bottom line: This community is all about money, not fairness. Their business model is to lure you in, raise your rent up to 10%, and hit you with fees.