2200-04 N. Avers Ave. Apartments

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friendly, and honestly I was surprised to find that these people seemed to genuinely care about me and listened attentively to my concerns and worries. The leasing agent, Madeline, was so sweet and so kind and even related to a lot of the things I was nervous about at first. The location of the building itself is absolutely beautiful, and it is situated in an area that is completely residential, and it makes you feel very safe. There are so many young families living in this area and in my building, and it's just nice to get to know everyone. Honestly, it gives me a sense of community I have not felt in a long, long time. Probably since I was a child. The building is very well cared for and has a locked lobby that facilitates a buzzer system to let guests in and out, doubling up on the safety aspect, and there are also cameras positioned on the outside of the building near the entrances. It's such a relief to have those precautions - not that we need them really, but as an afterthought just in case, it makes me very happy and puts me at ease. The neighborhood is also gorgeous. Each street has brownstone after well-cared for brownstone, and some families and tenants even plant gardens out front. I've seen some absolutely stunning gardens so far, and I really could not say enough good things about how wonderful it feels to walk down the street and see everything in bloom and happy. Kinda sappy, but I think it raises the quality of living a lot when you see your neighbors actively taking part in neighborhood upkeep. This is a place where people WANT to be outside and sit on their porches and talk to eachother. Everything about this place is wonderful from the accessible public transport to the overall feel of the community. Like I said, after years of searching and worrying and feeling out of place, I finally feel like I am home. This isn't just an apartment to me. This is where I want to live and thrive for a long, long time.