Prefacing this with this is my own personal opinion. I lived here for a year and did not renew my lease because I dreaded nearly every second of it. I’m am so excited to move out. The building is poorly constructed, so if you are sensitive to noise, this place is not for you. I went to bed every night, for a year, with air pods or ear plugs in because I had neighbors above me that liked to stomp around during the day when I was working from home and until 2 or 3 am. I rarely enjoyed a moment of
...peace or quiet in my apartment and it did not feel like a home because I was always anxious and could never relax. I complained several times to management to please warn my neighbors to tread lightly. They rarely responded and the one time they did, they said to get used to “apartment noise”. Even after letting them know I slept with ear plugs. Honestly, I felt deceived moving into this building because I broke my lease at my prior apartment (due to the same issue but 10x worse), to move here under the guise that there is absolutely no noise and because there is concrete in the ceiling, that it is impossible to hear footsteps. That was a lie. Turnover in management is also frequent. Management changed three times during the period I was there, so it’s difficult to form any consistent communication or relationship with management teams. All in all, if you’re ok with noise then you may enjoy your unit, and there is a lot of space and nice windows with good natural light. But all of that is not worth living here. I am not sure if the noise is consistent throughout the building and I got unlucky with my unit. But I wouldn’t risk taking the chance because once you sign the lease you are stuck unless you want to pay 4K+ to break your lease.
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