Harvard Square Apartments

I lived in Harvard Square for quite some time and everything was great until a problem occurred in my apartment. The maintenance men fixed the problem, but management did not help pay for Harvard Square's property malfunction. First, my fridge malfunctioned during a weekend when I was on vacation. I came home to all of my food spoiled. The fridge was replaced with a used fridge the next day, but all of the food was a loss. Management wouldn't help cover any of the costs. A few months later my gas heater malfunctioned. Maintenance tried to repair it multiple times. Throughout the week of repairs, I had a freon leak that made the entire apartment stink and an electrical space heater was provided by Harvard Square to try to keep warm. After about a week of trying to repair the gas heater, maintenance decided it was best to uninstall the heater and temporarily install an electrical heater while the gas one was being repaired. Once the outrageously high electric bill came, Harvard Square's management refused to help pay the electric bill and stated they could only reimburse me for the flat rate gas fee I had paid and not used. The combination of these two incidences cost me well over $150. Harvard Square is not a bad place to live as long as there are no problems. Once there are problems with their equipment, you will pay, even if it is not your fault.