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Isabel Baker
Sep 26, 2026
We lived at the Elms for a little over two years and loved it. We have lived in quite a few “luxury” apartment buildings before and after and the Elms is the only place that truly lived up to the name. We never had an issue with noise, and the harbor view really can’t be beat. We made some great friends in the building too. Compared to the other apartment buildings in Fells, this one felt the newest and had (in our opinion) the biggest bang for your buck.
At the end of the day, the staff really are what make this place head and shoulders above the other buildings in the area. Danae at the front desk always greeted our pup with a smile and a treat, and Tony and Luis were always on top of any apartment repairs. Any issues were always addressed in less than 24 hours, and they were so communicative and accommodating of our schedules. They knew us by name and always made us feel welcome. The building we’re in now (we sadly had to move out of Baltimore for work) is 1.5X the price and just can’t compare to the amazing care we received at elms. We really miss the team!
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Jupiter Queen
Sep 13, 2026
The African man that works the front desk is very rude to people dropping off deliveries. So much so to the point he’s gone out of his way to make the process for entry unnecessarily long winded and inconvenient for those carrying multiple bags. Trifling
Drove 30 minutes prior to take a building tour only to be told by a Conceirge clerk that an appointment needed to be made. Nothing on the building says appointments only, how was I supposed to know? I’m here now why can’t I book the appointment and take the tour. So unfortunate I won’t be back.
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Aislinn Patel
Jul 8, 2026
Lived here for two years and we loved it! We were on the 5th floor, so no neighbors above us, but we never had any noise issues with next door neighbors. Such a nice location next to the water, loved having a pool and an amazing apartment gym!
Great complex and amazing location on the harbor. Management is generally responsive, but some decisions feel counterproductive. For example, all trash cans were recently removed from the lobby and garage because some residents were allegedly disposing of items improperly. While I understand wanting to address misuse, removing all trash cans from shared spaces feels excessive and inconvenient for residents and guests. A better solution would be clearer signage or designated bins rather than eliminating them entirely.