35W

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  Rayne McAlees

  Feb 4, 2024
  2.0
  The inside of the apartments are very aesthetically pleasing, but the size and thin walls make it not worth the rent. Cons: I am not exaggerating when I say that anytime someone in an apartment next to or above you closes a cabinet (not soft close), a drawer, or the microwave, it sends a slamming sound that hat echos throughout the ENTIRE apartment. I wish I had toured in late afternoon so I would have known and picked a different apartment building. As a student, it is unbearable to study at home because it is constant and extremely loud. I try to be super cautious closing things because I know it must be terrible for everyone else, but sometimes there is nothing you can do. The walls are just so thin! I can hear whatever music the apartments around me play, and if the person above me drops anything in their bedroom, I can hear it from the hall or bathroom. The move-In process sucks. The elevator can just barely fit a king bed, and only with one person in. Good luck with big furniture if it’s pre-assembled. They also only have the one elevator, so you have to wait for residents to use it while you are trying to move in (with usually bo area to park and unload in front of the building). Also, if cigarettes or weed smoke bother you, don’t move in. I don’t smoke, but my apartment smells like I do constantly because the smell from the other apartments comes in through the vents. Finally, no amenities. You can walk over to the Scott, but it’s ridiculous we pay so much money and have literally nothing here. The Scott isn’t that much more and they have incredible amenities—same company. Pros: The location is ideal, the building feels very safe, most people who live here are incredibly friendly. People don’t steal your packages, and the maintenance and cleaning staff are fantastic, (getting in touch with admin is a different story).

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