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This place has gone downhill. Since we moved in, the management of this place has gone downhill. There's no AC hookups, there's zero management and no one will ever contact you about anything. Good luck getting in touch with the suburban management company they put over this place and the trash room is in a constant state of disarray. Even to cut costs they've started cranking the heat up in common areas?!? Anyway, there are so many more buildings going up all across town and that are better… managed. This place isn't that bad compared to some, but compared to the value you're getting, you'll feel like just an item on some investor's bottom line, instead of a cared for resident. We're leaving as soon as we can. Read More

For what you will pay to live here, you will not get service commensurate with your expectations. For whatever reason they changed management companies when I moved here. My friend said the old management company would email you often and were very responsive. This new company never communicates. During the latest blackouts, there was NO WAY to get in and out of the building, they had to prop the doors open, which seems absolutely crazy to me for a so-called luxury building.

Rent incentives… are fine if you are looking but I wish there was a way for us to move sooner because it is a fine place like clean or whatever and not a slum, but I cannot understand the absent management of such a new building. Read More

Moved here a year ago, it's a solid building. Fixtures are nice, though stain easily because they're all white. Patio door situation onto Division is also pretty great, though admittedly there's no central air in this building and they don't have exhaust hoses, so your portable A/C unit will struggle to fit and that's less than ideal. Bike room isn't large enough and if you come from a managed building, you'll find this lacking because you have to submit requests via a portal and it might always… be the quickest at responding.

Concierge trash service is solid. Overall a good living experience but few amenities -- but living on Division is itself a bit of an amenity -- so what you sacrifice in "benefits" get made up for in the fact that it's only 27 units in the whole building.

Probably pricer than you can find around the city for a 1BR, but if you want to stick to Division and want a clean, quiet place to lay your head, it's a pretty solid experience by and large. Read More