The Law Building

Jazmine has been the best leasing experience I have ever had. Always responsive and is very knowledgable about the property. If there has ever been any problems, she has been quick and efficient to fix it. Also very transparent about charges and fees. I will definitely be renewing my lease.

- current a resident

I like living here its super clean, a little on the expensive side but great location.I would definitely recommend this to friends and family

Parking needs to be updated. Halls need to be swept. Location is great. Maintenance is good. Amenities could be updated. It can get loud here but it’s woth being in the area. Great restaurants and food. Great way to meet people

Have lived here for 16 months. Love it! Management is very responsive, helpful, and always smiling. Maintenance is amazing! Always smiling. Needs are correct right the first time.

I highly recommend living here!!!

I lived at the Law for close to a year and I was pleased with my stay, though I definitely expected more from the price even for a downtown location.

The apartments themselves are beautiful, have plenty of natural light, great appliances (electric only, no gas), good sound/temp insulation, and great built-in furniture, though the windows are an older model that is apparently not made or maintained any longer, so any that get stuck or have issues tend to be screwed shut permanently, as there's... no way to replace worn or broken parts. This isn't that big an issue, and it mostly just shows the age of the building and that they're doing their best to renovate it.

The common areas were very pretty to look at, but obviously since the pandemic hit they've been under lock and key. We're presumably still paying for their upkeep through rent, since there hasn't been any form of compensation for the lack of access.

Parking is off-site in one of the City's own parking garages, most likely only across the street from the building. No complaints there, though the contract can leave you restricted to "roof" parking, meaning you'll always have to drive up and down to the highest level.

The mail room is shared with several other buildings, it is unattended and open to any tenant. Not sure how they handle other buildings' tenants entering the Law, whether their keyfobs open both buildings or they are let in manually.

The biggest issues I've had concern security and the staff.
Security-wise, I had a bicycle disappear without a trace from one of the "bike storage areas" (which are just empty space at the bottom of the stairwells, outfitted with bike-racks that hold a fraction of the bikes left there) and when trying to get security camera footage, I was informed the cameras weren't working. My best guess is someone coming in through a gate to the alleyway that's frequently left open, which defeats the point of having "controlled access" at the street-facing doors.

The leasing agents have all been very understanding and eager to answer our concerns, even long after move-in. There is a web-portal and community, but the only time that came into use was to send mass-advertising for a local restaurant (?!?)

Overall I've had a very agreeable stay at The Law, but 'Luxury' might be an overstatement. If you absolutely must rent Downtown, it is a decent option. Read More