I've loved living here
May 6, 2025 - Reseña de Apartments.com
I've lived here for the last 5 years - first in a 1bd/1br on the third floor and later in a 2bd/2br on the seventh. Some pros and cons about living in the building:
Pros:
- The neighborhood is amazing - the train station is a few blocks away and there are so many wonderful restaurants and small parks nearby and the surrounding buildings are beautiful. It’s also very safe – my car's never been broken into, never seen anything sketchy happening around me, never been harassed, etc.
- The apartment ...
features are nice. They obviously put a lot of money and thought into re-doing the building - the appliances are good (my dishwashers in both apartments were miraculous), the doors are strong, the countertops gorgeous, there are SO many outlets in every room. They really didn't cut any corners. Also, they made an effort to retain as many of the original building features as possible - the moldings, wood floors, lobby ceilings, etc.
- I HAVE ONLY EVER SEEN 1 BUG IN MY APARTMENT AND THE BUILDING OVER 5 YEARS.
- The building is very secure - there's keyless entry and multiple VERY strong bolts/locks on every apartment door. While there were some package theft issues last year, this is honestly to be expected in any large apartment building and the issue seems to have improved since cameras were installed.
- There's a trash shoot and recycling bin on every floor!
- The building is cleaned every weekday, so the halls/lobby etc. always look great.
- I rarely ever hear my neighbors because the walls are thick. Also, I’ve had zero issues with anyone in the building – everyone always seems nice and respectful and quiet.
Cons:
- Communication with the front office can be challenging. They’re generally good about making small fixes (i.e. if the dishwasher breaks or the toilet isn’t working, etc.), but anything complex or that requires multiple approvals can take a really long time, and the office doesn’t communicate the timeline or process very well. This can be very frustrating.
- Parking can occasionally be a challenge – especially if you’re new to the neighborhood. However, a yearly parking pass is $25 and you quickly figure out the good parking spots. Plus, there’s a paid lot behind the building.
All in all, I’ve loved living here. I’m moving out this summer because I’m buying a house but I’ll miss this place A LOT.
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