RAM Ramayana Apartments

Seattle, but this was so bad that running fans or dehumidifiers didn't make a difference and it was constantly an issue. If you're looking for convenience and a larger apartment than ones nearby, this is a good option, but it has drawbacks.

we know they have been slowly renovating/updating the rest of the units. In the 3 years we have been there, we have never heard a neighbor's TV through the walls or footsteps on the ceiling - the only noise we hear drifts from the hallway and it is still quiet. There is coin-op washer/dryers on each floor, an elevator and stairs on each end of the building; secure parking and two secure entry doors; and in a FANTASTIC location just around the corner from the Light Rail, multiple bars and restaurants. While I drive to work M-F, I do not need to use my car on the weekends! Parking is reasonably priced compared to other complexes and they were able to offer us 2 spots. There have been very few negatives for us living here - little in-unit storage (forces us to get creative), heating the unit is tough (baseboard heating is expensive), and small counter space in kitchen/bathroom (can't change that). The Management is very responsive and only continues to get better. We continue to stay at the Ramayana because the pros significantly outweigh the cons and it is one of the best deals for apartment living on the hill!

think I'll be looking else where once my lease is up.