We put the HOME in housing.VISIONSNewsletter - Issue 11 - 2016

We value the energy and infectious enthusiasm that our interns bring and know how important it is for our young people to gain real-world insight. We’re gearing up for aneven more amazing summer internship program for 2017.

- Mitchelle Frederick, Company Recruiter

Arielis Estrema, Compliance InternMassasoit Community College, 2020

Hannah Collins, Marketing & Resident Services InternUniversity of St. Andrews, 2017

Marcel Furtado, Facilities Management. InternMassasoit Community College, 2020

Eugene Mattie, IT InternIsenberg School of Management, UMASS Amherst, 2019

Kaeleen Price, Resident Services InternGeorge Washington University, 2020

“An amazing learning experience, opening doors that I never thought possible.”

“I am impressed with the pride and professionalism that Peabody Properties utilizes and feel this is one of the best lessons that I have learned from my internship.”

“I’ve enjoyed getting my hands dirty and participating with staff in the field, making a difference in residents lives day after day.”

“My work in Information Technology has allowed me to meet people from all areas of the company, as well as clients at project sites.”

“Helping our young residents also helped me to grow, not only as a coach, but as a person.”

Best of luck to you all – we hope you will be back next year!

Welcome NEW EMPLOYEESAnnemarie Stone, 240 ConantBrendan Sullivan, Market MillCarroll Calder, Irving Square Chase Ouellette, Powdermill VillageDavid Wang, Anchor’s Weigh Elizabeth Silveira, Grove Hall Gayelle Charles, Presidential CourtGregory Geiger, Powdermill VillageHanh Ly, CorporateJameson Wells, Powdermill VillageJamie Vasquez, Roxse HomesJason Dalencar, Uphams CornerJessica Benoit, Grove Hall RedeveloperJimmy Leontakianakos, Station 101 Joseph Kane, Lowell BelvedereKimberly Wong, Charlesview ResidencesLisa Edwards, The FairwaysMargarita Winnell, ,Mishawum ParkMaria Mullarky, Borden PlaceMaria Bautista, Rita HallMaria Capone, Victory Gardens Mariah Davis - Pringle, Mishawum ParkNancy Chapman, The MooringsOleg Youklanyouk, Brookledge Cummings Raymond Normandin, Sterling PlaceRoosevelt Guerrero, Sumner Hill House CondoRoy Johnson, Commerce ApartmentsRyan Kennedy, Taunton WoodsRyan Manning, CorporateScott Lias, Bedford GreenSergio Heredia De Los Santos, Roxse HomesShaun Kasianowicz, CorporateSophie Rodriguez, Rita HallSowande Decoteau, Mishawum ParkThelton Lassiter, Valley Brook VillageWigberto Marrero, CRH

R E C E N T H A P P E N I N G S Melville Towers Celebrates End of

Summer with Hawaiian LuauMore than 30 residents of Melville Towers – a 320 unit

apartment home community in New Bedford – recently celebrated the end of summer with The Big Kahuna Musical Interactive Tropical Luau Show. Funded by MassHousing’s Tenant Assistance Program, The Big Kahuna party featured Hawaiian themed activities including Hula lessons, a limbo contest and live music.

Lobster & Clam Bake at Zelma Lacey HouseMayor Marty Walsh, community leaders, special guests, residents, employees, family and friends attended the 2nd Annual Lobster & Clam

Bake hosted by Glendale Dining Service and Zelma Lacey employees. The ice-cream truck arrived curbside to end the day with a nice sweet treat.

Bedford Veterans in Detroit at Golden Age Games - Our Own Olympian!Alva Alvarado, Bedford Green resident took home Gold, Silver and Bronze in her 50 backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. We are so very proud of her.

Market Mill Youths Enjoy Day at McCoy StadiumYouths at Market Mill Apartments who participated in the NEAHMA poster contest enjoyed a day at McCoy Stadium to watch the PawSox in action. A barbecue lunch was sered

and everyone tye-dyed their own shirts prior to the trip.

PPI Residents Win 6 Scholarships Out Of 27 Awarded In New EnglandThe NAHMA Educational Foundation awards 6 PPI residents with a $2500 scholarship each. They are Paulette Ford, Camfield Estate; Jacqueline Furtado-Cole, Mt. Pleasant Apts.; Audrey Gagne, Bixby Brockton; Christina Johnson, Billy Kan and Kelseigh Ryan, Mishawum Park. The NAHMA Educational Foundation has awarded more than $931,500 worth of scholarships over the life of the program.

Harbor Place ResidencesHaverhill, MA80 - 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom ApartmentsOccupancy Expected: Fall 2016

75 AmoryJamaica Plain, MA39 - 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom ApartmentsOccupancy Expected: Winter 2017

JM LoftsHaverhill, MA18 - 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments

Bedford Green (Veterans)Bedford, MA70 - 1 Bedroom Apartments

Stony Brook IIWestford, MA36 - 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments

Shoe Shop PlaceMiddleboro, MA25 - 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments

What’s New...Lease-Up In Process

Management

Upcoming Lease-Ups ∙ Andover Senior

Residences, Andover 70 Apartment Homes (55+)

∙ The Residences at Lincoln Park III, Dartmouth 48 Apartment Homes

∙ The Woodlands, Middleboro 234 Apartment Homes

∙ The Gateway, Lynn 64 Apartment Homes

HR CORNEREnroll or to change your 401K contributions quarterly. The next deadline is December 31, 2016. Contact Lu Masciovecchio with any questions you may have.

Michelle Archer, Serving Since 2010

Michelle most recently lead our Cardinal Medeiros and

Van Ness teams, and will now serve as Multi-Site Manager

for Cardinal Medeiros, Commerce, Humboldt and

Van Ness.

Krystal Rodriguez, Serving Since 2013

Krystal began her career at Blue Elm as a Property

Manager, and will now serve as Multi-Site Manager for John Boyle O’Reilly and

Dorchester House.

Regina MaliffServing Since 2014

Regina began her career at Braintree Village as Assistant

Property Mgr., quickly moving into the role of Property

Manager at Taunton Woods, and will now serve as Multi-Site

Manager for Taunton Woods, Station Lofts & Port Landing.

A CELEBRATION

YEARS IN THE MAKING!1976 - 2016

SAVE THE DATE

40th Anniversary Holiday SoiréeDECEMBER 3, 2016 | 7:30 - 11:30PM

FAIRMONT COPLEY PLAZA

Exciting News PROMOTIONS

Roxse Homes Family Fun DayThe Roxse Tenants’ Council hosted a Family Fun Day on July 30th to celebrate the community at Roxse Homes. Friends and residents enjoyed music, prizes, and lots of activities for all ages!

Family Fun Day

ROXSE HOMES, BOSTON

SUMMER

BBQS2016

PPI communities celebrate summer with sizzling barbecue socials.

Participating communities included Bedford Green, Angela

Westover House, Rogers Hall, Cardinal Medeiros, Lamplighter Village,

Dorchester (Kelly) House and Little Neck Village.

Smoke Free Housing UpdatePeabody Properties has implemented smoke-free housing policies at more than 45 Peabody managed properties with an additional 18 properties currently transitioning for a total of 5,200 units to be smoke-free. The benefits of a smoke-free community includes:

∙ $1200 to $3000 in unit turnover costs; ∙ reduces cigarette fire risk, the leading cause of residential fires;

∙ promotes wellness by reducing asthma and allergy risks.

Providing healthy environments and promoting wellness is central to our mission .”

- Lynne Sales, Director of Resident Services

left - Savannah Lyons, 10, with Paula Kirk at Zelma Lacey House; right -children attendees participating in the potato sack race

Congrats to Angel Aguirre, Property Manager Dona Betsaida and Off Centre and Ercilla Furtado, Senior Property Manager, Middlebury Arms on

earning your Accredited Residential Manager (ARM) designation through IREM. Also to Melanie Allen on her Certified Resident Services Coordinator (CRSC) certification through MARSCH and Crystal Vurpillatte on her HUD Certification.

Please welcome 2 little bundles of joy... Lily Lyons Mary McKee, born 9/19 to proud father John McKee, Regional Operations Director; and Ashley May Pulsifer, born 9/29 to Whitney Pulisfer, Sr. Director of Strategic Planning. Parenthood is one of the best journeys in life, enjoy the ride!

More than 120 residents, family and staff of Zelma Lacey House gathered for the second annual Fall Family Fun Day. The country western hoedown celebration included a festive barbecue lunch, potato sack race,

bean bag toss, balloon art, and live country music performed by artist Joe Barilone.

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Each fall, monarch

butterflies migrate from the

U.S. to Mexico and some

parts of Southern California,

flying between 12 - 25 mph.

Monarch butterflies are the

only insect that migrates to a

warmer climate that is 2,500

miles away!

The word “PUMPKIN”comes from the Greek word “pepon” which means large melon.

ACCORDING

TO SUPERSTITION:

Catching leaves in autumn

brings good luck. Every

leaf means a lucky month

next year.

Autumn begins when the center of the sun crosses Earth’s equator.

“I must say that from the start of my stay in this residence, the staff and top management of Hearth have never failed to be very caring and kind. I have nothing but praise and thanks for the way they try to make things pleasant and trouble-free.”

~ Ruben C., resident at Hearth at Olmstead, Boston

This fine team (Santa Sarno, Jose Brandao, Geo Gomez, Arnaldo Ortiz, Maureen Murphy) serve your tenants with warmth, care and hospitality that makes CCP a unique neighborhood community within the North End.

~ Edward D., resident at Christopher Columbus Plaza

Big thanks to Mr. Alan Rias for orchestrating and making sure we had things to do all summer for the kids (basketball team, Six Flags, minor league in Rhode Island, basketball museum, picnics/bbq’s, ice cream days) and ending it with help to the parents. I appreciate Alan... he’s an added treasure.

~ Sharon C., resident at Braintree Village

Nearly 5,000 entries were submitted to this year’s National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA)’s annual AHMA Drug-Free Kids poster contest with 3 national winners from Peabody Properties residents! Charlesview Residences’ Winnie Mei was the grand-prize winner. This amazing accomplishment earned Winnie the cover spread of NAHMA’s 2017 calendar, an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C. for NAHMA’s fall meeting in October and a $2,500 scholarship from the NAHMA Educational Foundation. Equal celebratory enthusiasm goes to Yusuf Ibrahim at Charlesview Residences and Jean Mistretta at Linwood Mill.

Congratulations also to our NEAHMA regional award winners, Hula Khalifa from Charlesview Residences and Johnny Torres at Pynchon/Edgewater Apartments. The theme of this year’s calendar is “Words That Heal: Stop Bullying, Spread Kindness.” Congratulations to all winners & participants!

Adequate water intake is important to regulate body temperature, maintain normal bodily functions, balance bodily fluids, lubricate joints, protect body tissues, control calories and helps the skin look good. The recommended water intake per day is eight glasses. To help you achieve this goal, we invite you to join us for Water Wednesdays, where we will introduce new water flavors by adding fruits or vegetables. Concoctions such as our Muddled Berries and Oranges or our Strawberry, Cucumber, Lime Mint Bliss are big hits so far.

Get your gear on & join us for a Halloween Lunch Crunch with Inner City Weight Lifting. Challenge your body and

reach your goal while having fun! A 45 minute workout designed to maximize functional movement, strength and conditioning. Workout will be held at the Braintree Corporate Office on Halloween (10/31), 12PM, Please bring cool

weather apparel. R.S.V.P. to ppiwellnessprogram@peabodyproperties.com

From top clockwise: Winnie Mei, Charlesview Residences - NEAHMA Best In Show & 1st Place in 10th-12th Grade Category, NAHMA Grand-Prize Winner; Yusuf Ibrahim, Charlesview Residences - NEAHMA 2nd Place in 2nd-3rd Grade Category, NAHMA winner; Jean Mistretta, Linwood Mill - NEAHMA 1st Place in Elderly/Senior Category, NAHMA winner; Hula Khalifa, Charlesview Residences - NEAHMA 3rd Place in 4th-6th Grade Category; Johnny Torres, Pynchon/Edgewater Apts. - NEAHMA 2nd Place in Special Needs Category

3 PPI Residents Win At National Calendar Contest

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