This apartment community offers many amenities for city living and it's great at first glance. This apartment community also caters to many college age and young fresh professionals. So on the weekend, it's like a dormitory and the noise is ridiculous. For community living, this community is soooo disrespectful of each other. Parties mid-week, parties on the weekend, and careless neighbors coming in at 2&3am after boozing it up. What's ironic, is with the secure building you'll pay rent for (gated entrance, resident controlled entrance, and hall cams), residents let strangers in the main entrance all the time. Being located in Seattle's Central District, wouldn't you want peace of mind? The other irony? Police patrol this site every night. Something is fishy about this scene. Having lived here less than a year, I know of 2 breakins. Also, most dog owners suck here. While enjoying the roof top deck, dog owners let their pets loose all the time. They can get careless about poo in the grass outside, and poo in the halls. For those dog owners who are really careful, it sucks that the bad ones give them a bad rap. You'll also hear about all the amentities here, but good luck if you get to use them. For example, I've requested, on several occasions to get a pea patch up on the roof. But no one ever follows up with me, and I gave up about being on the waiting list. Another thing you might experience is trying to rent the club house. They only take reservations 1 month in advance, and it's pretty competitive for the same group of people using it....leaving the first timers SOL. Finally, the management here is unprofessional. They're great sales agents and are warm. But when I've asked for a new parking space, no followup. When I requested a storage space a few mos. after move-in, I got two different rates. All these things do nothing to bring about my interest in renewing my lease. Frankly, it's too expensive for what you have to put up with. You're better off at Harbor Steps.
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