I recently moved out and lived in the original lofts in a first floor apartment. You will not be happy if you don't like any of the following:
1. The Apartments are listed as luxury and charge high rents. When you move in you realize the apartments are poorly constructed. The fittings in the bathroom like towel racks and toilet paper holders are plastic and come off the wall easily. The bathroom sinks are white and stain very easily.
2. The walls are very thin, especially the main entrance and
...bathroom walls. You can hear every conversation and noise from the neighbors.
3. If you live in the downstairs apartment, you will hear every footstep from upstairs, even with carpeting upstairs. If children live on top you will not be able to sleep at night.
4. If you commute to work daily, leave in the morning and return in the evening, you will have a difficult time finding parking near your apartment. Many tenants either are retired or work from home and keep their cars parked the whole day. By the time you get home, you will have few parking spots available. Also, many tenants are business owners and have guests and park their commercial vehicles frequently taking up parking spots. One of my neighbors had their business trucks parked often.
5. Construction is constantly going on around the apartments. Instead, of finishing construction by section and moving on to the next section, they do construction in different sections at the same time. When driving around you have to be aware of construction vehicles and unfinished roads.
6. Rents are increased every year without much noticeable improvements in services.
7. The swimming pool is only available from Memorial Day to Labor Day. If you want to have a pool available for the whole year, you'll have to find a place with an indoor pool.
Management is aware of these issues as have been commented by others on this site. They seem incapable of handling the amount of issues and seem understaffed. All management keeps saying is their doing they're best or parking is adequate. In other words, it is what is and things will not be improved. My advice before moving in would be to ask management about these issues. They're probably tell you that the issues are not that big a deal. Of course, you can see from all the negative reviews that the issues are worse than they want to admit.
Max of 2. $500 non refundable per pet fee/$50 monthly fee. Dog / Cat: 2 pets per apartment, 50 pound max, Dogs have breed restrictions.