Avoid Providence Uptown at All Costs — Here's Why!! First things first — I know most people don’t have the time (or patience) for long reviews, so I’ll start with my most important piece of advice: IF YOU ARE MOVING OUT OF PROVIDENCE UPTOWN (and honestly, you should be), DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME CLEANING THE APARTMENT. No matter what you do, they’ll still find a way to charge you. We moved out in January after living there for several years. Ever since TAM took over management, the complex has gone completely downhill. It's disorganized, filthy, and unsafe — cars constantly get broken into, loud music is a regular disturbance, and the sense of community and maintenance you’d expect from a so-called “luxury” apartment has completely vanished. Frankly, with the way it’s managed, the rent should be no more than $500 a month. Before moving out, we spent three full days cleaning the apartment from top to bottom — following the move-out checklist precisely. I even took over 140 detailed photos of every corner to document the condition we left it in, just in case they tried to claim otherwise. Despite all of that, weeks later we received a small refund from our deposit, and I was shocked to find they had charged us $95 for cleaning and another $120 for carpet cleaning. Since then, I’ve been trying to get a clear explanation — but all I’ve received is vague, inconsistent responses. I even sent them the photos I took on move-out day, and they still refuse to provide any valid justification. The manager I tried speaking to was incredibly rude during the one brief meeting she agreed to. Since then, I’ve stopped by the office multiple times — only to be told she’s "busy" and will follow up. It’s been over 10 days, and I’m still waiting to hear from her or anyone at the office. I'm still fighting to recover at least the unjustified $120 carpet charge. But dealing with this management feels like trying to reason with scammers — they dodge accountability and refuse to engage in good faith. So once again, don’t bother cleaning your unit when you move out — they’ll likely keep your entire deposit anyway, regardless of the condition you leave it in. This has been one of the most frustrating rental experiences I’ve ever had. I’m not giving up, but I want to make sure others don’t go through the same thing. I’ll be sharing this experience with everyone I can, on every platform possible. People need to know how this place is run. ...

There is a lot of crime. You will see car break ins, broken car windows which happened to me too. My car was also vadalized. This is a huge 1 block long 420 unit building with potentially 1000+ tenants. Extremely unpleasent and unhealthy environment. My dealing with office staff were never pleasant. Once you signed a lease they knew they had you. I have seen mice and rats. I had tons of roaches in my unit. They do not maintain the place well. When you walk around you see human spit all over, dog feces and dog urine everywhere. I see human vomit at swimming pool. Yu have to pay extra for things which I considered normal at other places like your own parking space, use of gym when office is closed and other things. They have an 'F' rating from the Better Business Bureau too. I rented from fall '08 through fall '09. ...