302-312 Washington Blvd. And 337-345 S. Cuyler Ave.

In the short time I lived in the apartment I loved every bit of it and wouldve stayed longer if my family wasn’t expanding so quick! The staff was amazing and responsive to all my request. You can tell this is a leasing company that actually values their properties and their tenants. The apartment itself never had issues and the building/neighbors were amazing. Parking was hassle free to figure out I love that there was never a huge issue finding somewhere to park. Overall 11/10 from me!

The biggest draw to my place is the location on a quiet street with easy access to the city. There are no amenities or other incentives. It would be nice to have some updagrades but with such an old building I can see the limitations. Here are some nice to have ideas: commercial washer in the laundy for bedding, regularly washing the outside windows, regularly cleaning the enclosed stairs area.

These are not luxury units. They are not advertised as such, which is fine, however, the rent price is already well above low-end luxury levels. This is unacceptable. Within 2-3 years, I can foresee many residents getting priced out. A lot of these units will be empty by 2028 unless a major policy change is enacted. Other than that, it is a good place to live, as far as vintage buildings go. Aside from the gigantic elephant in the room that is the unsustainable rent prices and the unsustainable annual increases, the only significant inconvenience is the lack of parking.

Only cons are the lack of ammenities and the street parking

My main concern is that it's pretty expensive for my studio. However, I have a nice kitchen. I work a lot to take pay off the rent. I wish some of the folks who live here would not be aggressive about parking. People will be moody and upset if you don't park the way they want you to.

It's a really good place with all you need for, also it is near great places.