Philip Houze Apartments

out”. The maintenance team goes above and beyond to ensure our safety by making sure everything is running properly. Our cleaning guy is amazing! He begins early each morning to keep the building sparkling clean! Even my hallway is vacuumed regularly, and the stairwells are maintained. The building is very old, but it always smells and looks clean. This is a big plus in my book! Management plans lovely, regularly scheduled events that accommodate all different types of residents (including the dogs!). Nicely printed flyers are posted in advance so that we know what’s going on and can plan to attend. It’s such a nice way to meet my neighbors! We have a secure, organized room where we can pick up our packages at our own convenience. If we know we have a delivery and would like it placed in our apartment, we just email management and they take care of it! I love the fact that we have a secure bike room conveniently located in the basement. They’ve even installed a “bike station” with every tool necessary to do simple bike repairs. A heavy-duty tire pump has also been installed. It is securely bolted to the concrete floor, so you don’t have to hold it down with your foot. This may not seem important but, if you have a bike, it really means a lot to have these items available. All in all, as you can tell, I think that Philip Houze is a great place to call home and I highly recommend it!

that this building was renovated in the fall/winter months, I’m excited for the fire pit/patio to come in the summer!

has an amazing bar and foodies scene. I can ride my moped to Eastern Market, walk to Corktown for brunch (kinda far, but walkable) and hop on the QLINE in two blocks if I want to go to Midtown. I’m not sure about the review below as the call box does work, we have a package room, & when my heat went off for an hour during the freak of nature Polar Vortex, the friendly staff had it back on within an hour. Yes, there will be eventually be an outdoor space that hasn’t been completed yet, but when you open in October and have a Polar Vortex kinda winter, when does one expect that work to be completed You can’t run gas lines in the winter months for supposed outdoor fireplaces.