I moved into this apartment after college and have been pleasantly surprised so far. I share a one bedroom apartment with my boyfriend and it's been going well: the living room is a good size for people who don't have many friends to cram in it at once, the bedroom is large enough for a few bookshelves/nightstands and a queen size bed, the closet has enough room for two entire closets of clothes, the bathroom is neat and clean, the pantry is actually pretty large, and the kitchen is large enough
...for two people to cook without burning each other with hot pans. Because we share the one bedroom, I think the price is reasonable, but I'm sure you could find something cheaper if you go a little bit outside the city. I have only seen a few bugs in the apartment (I was worried about this because I moved from a basement in Michigan) but nothing like what I used to have in my old apartment. Plus you can request pest control any time you want - your rent already includes the cost, so why not use it? I also think that the parking situation is ideal: I never have to park far from the gate and always feel safer having to key-card through two separate gates before getting to my front door.
Negatives: the corridors are open-air and a little dingy: they might just be going for a modern, industrial style, but going through the hallways (especially in the summer at night, when the moths come out in force) is always my least favorite part of living here. Also, you have to go over a ton of oddly-high speed bumps on your way in through the parking garage and that definitely gets old fast when you have to drive up and down at least once per day. The apartment itself is also on a super busy street, and there is lots of angry honking, police sirens, construction, people shouting and other disturbances pretty much 24/7. Location/building aside, the staff is also slow to respond to emails, if they do at all. They're nice enough when you go in for help, but it's hard to contact them online.
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