7/18/25
Not Worth the Price
Not Worth the Price
First and foremost, this apartment is significantly overpriced for what it offers—especially considering its location. The base rent is steep, and essential services like trash, parking, water, electricity, internet, and access to amenities all come with additional monthly fees. This level of pricing might make more sense in a walkable urban area with access to restaurants, shops, and transit—not in a suburban, isolated development.
Disappointing Location
The building is... located far from anything useful or interesting. It’s surrounded by an unfinished construction site that saw very little progress during my year there. The adjacent development was advertised as a vibrant new district, but aside from one office building, the area mostly consisted of dirt and construction vehicles.
Amenities Don't Match the Hype
The apartments are marketed as luxury, but that term feels generous. The finishes and appliances are basic, and the design feels sterile and impersonal. The dishwasher is noisy, water pressure is low, and the hot water tank seems undersized. There are no upscale features like a doorman, secure package area, or extra storage. Thin walls and windows mean that noise—whether from neighbors, pets, or traffic—travels easily. Some residents even use the indoor garage as personal storage, which adds to the clutter.
Cafe/Bar On Site—Not a Perk
There’s a lobby café/bar that hosts community events, but I didn’t find it particularly useful. It doesn’t offer regular discounts to residents, and I often preferred to go elsewhere. Given the already high monthly cost, spending even more here felt excessive. The bar area also sometimes made the building feel more like a venue than a home.
Not Ideal for Families
Although the school district is a plus, the building itself is not suited for families. I have two children, and there was very little for them to do. Construction trucks were a constant presence, making the area unsafe for biking or outdoor play. Children under 16 aren't allowed at the pool without an adult, which limits recreational use for older kids.
Final Thoughts
I wouldn’t recommend this building, particularly for families or younger renters who could find more lively or better-located options for a better value. It may appeal to older adults with larger budgets who prioritize on-site social events, but overall, it falls short in too many areas to justify the price.
Review from Apartments.com