Element 47 by Windsor

Worst example of «luxury» apartments in the city. They totally destroyed the welcoming and quiet vibe of Jefferson Park here in Denver. Their residents are terrible people with no respect for others or their property. They should rename the place Frat House 47 because it’s constant partying and drinking. They bring all of their friends over for pool parties and BBQ’s which end up using our entire street with cars and SUV’s that don’t belong there. They often take the party to the street with drinking and leaving their trash on the sidewalks. Some residents of Frat House 47 have even felt it was okay to sit on my front steps and even pick my flowers or steal my plants for themselves. Every now and then, one of them will even put their car in my private parking spot. I’m actually leaving the neighborhood because these people and the management company are that much of a nightmare.
Oh, and instead of actually addressing your concerns or complaints, they always invite you to their management office to discuss their management style or their apartments, etc. It’s like they are itching for a confrontation. Why don’t you just own up to the fact that Element 47 sucks? I’ve known people who rented from there and they were so unhappy and anxiously awaited for their over-​priced leases to end. Wow. Just give up. Oh, wait, I think you’ve done that already.

Like many people posting, I really wanted to love this apartment. I watched its construction and was one of the first people to move into building 3. The east and south side view was AMAZING and I now live third floor east side with an uninhibited grandiose view of Denver and Sports Authority Stadium. I appreciate the incredible view, large island, mostly (fake) hard wood floors, washer and dryer in unit, kitchen storage, and garage parking. However, we will be moving due to:
–low grade appliances,
–apartement noise
–limited trash access
–limited amenities access
–increased rent (which is already above average for the area)
–low grade construction (crooked shelves, warped edges, caulk gaps, etc)
-****BLACK MOLD******, in multiple locations that I have called maintenance to resolve 5+ occurrences.
–highway pollution, this isn’t the companies fault but something to consider. I was getting headaches every day until I shut all windows and purchased an air purifier.

After moving from Boulder, this is like Disneyland. A management company that genuinely cares. The leasing office ladies are extremely helpful, they’ve unlocked me from my apartment, and will post flyers on everyone’s door to remind of events or maintenance work. Maintence has always responded within 24 hours and left a handwritten note of what they did.
The parking spots are tight and we definitely lucked out and got one side next to a curb. Everyone here is friendly and respectful. We’re on the ground level and can occasionally hear our upstairs neighbor, but it’s apartment, its going to happen.
The apartment itself is brand new, great appliances, but had a couple issues with the wiring and breaker switching off. Very quiet with the windows closed, but a lot of highway noise with the windows open (Our apartment windows face East aka the highway.)

I’m a recent tenant of a few months at Element 47 after moving to the Denver area from Washington, DC. The location for the complex is great and has a great view of the city skyline. It’s convenient to both downtown Denver and to the Highlands, not to mention close proximity to Sports Authority Field, and the Pepsi Center.
From the initial visit to the complex, through lease signing, receiving packages and answering any questions the management staff has been very courteous and helpful. They regularly communicate with all tenants about general complex issues such as parking availability due to Broncos games, rent reminders, or fun social events. It’s a refreshing change from my experiences with management staff or landlords on the east coast.
Living in an apartment complex can always involve maintenance issues but the maintenance staff are very courteous and quick to respond to requests. The max I’ve had to wait is 24 hours until things are resolved.
The only reason I can’t give Element 47 5-​stars is the access to the parking garage and some noise issues. There have been several times where the parking garage doors have gotten stuck or have been broken making it harder to get in/​out of the garage. Usually the problem is fixed fairly quickly however it is frustrating when paying extra per month to have that garage access. As for the noise, it can get somewhat loud on Friday and Saturday nights but it’s pretty standard for a large apartment community.
Overall, I’m happy with my choice and looking forward to the rest of my time here!

I wanted to like element 47, but there were several big issues that is inexcusable for a place like this.
1. You can hear everything above you! I would have accepted it if it was a cheaper apartment, but for a 657 sq ft apt that costs 2.50 a square foot (I believe it’s a lot more now) it is unacceptable! I don’t need to hear every footstep from my neighbor at 3 in the morning! The lady at the office told me to walk on my toes from now on to minimize sound since I got a noise complaint from my neighbor below me. What…
2. This one is a huge security issue. The garage door in building one CONSTANTLY breaks either not going down or staying shut. Sometimes the fob to enter the garage won’t register either. My bike was also recently stolen because apparently the garage door was left open for over a week! Yesterday when I showed up to my apt after some absence, I noticed the key to the door that leads to the elevators was broken and can easily be opened.
3. I had to get maintenance over at least every two weeks to get MULTIPLE light bulbs replaced because of an electrical issue as well. The water doesn’t nearly get hot enough and that’s with the handle pulled all the way up. The gym is so small where the weights don’t exceed 50lbs. I asked numerous times to element and they told me that I would have to buy my own weights and bring it to the gym myself. I ended up saying screw it and re activated my Colorado athletic club membership. The amenities were open ²⁴⁄₇ but now they close at 10?
The only thing saving this place is the view and the nice furnishing, but that’s not enough to save this place from all of its major flaws.
This review was when I lived there from 2012 – 2013

I have lived in the community for a year and have thoroughly enjoyed it. I would like to address a few things that I have seen in previous posts. Firstly, this is a large community. There is noise, there are residents that enjoy after hours a little more than others. This problem is going to be EVERYWHERE. The complex is extremely close to Mile High Stadium… there will be people cutting through the complex to get to the game. Whether or not the people passing through will respect our home is up to them but the staff at Windsor do everything in their power to help out with that. There is going to be noise in between apartments… that is part of apartment living. Get to know your neighbors and let them know if they are being too rowdy on a Tuesday night. Street parking is an issue; spend $ 60/​month and get a parking spot and this won’t be an issue anymore. Now to the goods: The amenities are incredible… you can rent them out for private parties which is nice when you are the one renting them out (a little annoying when it’s rented out when you have family in town). The pool and hot tub area is maintained extremely well. Another perk about this complex is the pet friendliness. As a pet owner it is extremely convenient to walk out the door and have dog bags at my disposal. Most complexes have weight restrictions of 35 lbs or less… Windsor communities do not have this. The staff is courteous and will work with you. Show them respect and they will show the same respect back. Overall, living here has been a great experience; the neighborhood is fun and the complex is great.

What a nightmare living next to Element 47. It’s like old college days on fraternity row. HOLY COW. Every night is a party with the residents friends coming over and taking up the entire street and disrespecting the peoples cars, apartments, and homes. Last night was a party in the street where Element 47 frat bros and girls, I mean «residents,» were having a party in the street at 2 AM (on a Thursday). They left their trash there, too. Funny thing is, when one complaints to the management company, they treat you like you’re lying or like you’re starting trouble with them. Next time: police will be called. I’m posting photos of the liquor bottles they smashed in the street. Of course, they wouldn’t come sweep it up because it’s my problem now.

We really wanted to like Element 47. We moved here in the summer of 2014 and ended up moving out early due to ongoing noise issues as well as other issues that were pretty significant to me. I will give credit where credit is due to the management, as they worked with my husband and me to let us out of our lease without penalty and it was hassle free.
Construction design was poor. You can hear every single noise your neighbors make. The 1^st floor apts have carpet in all the bedrooms and living room; while the 2^nd and 3^rd floors have all hardwood floors. Makes no sense, but it made for some tension and anger filled nights when we heard our neighbors above us drop, drag, kick, pounce, jump, and god knows what else, into the wee hrs of the morning. Our lights in the kitchen would flicker on and off when the neighbors above us dropped something in the kitchen. Water pressure was non-​existent. We weren’t allowed access to the hot water heater, but if I’m paying for water and heat, I better be able to regulate my hot water whenever I want and as much as I want. Maintenance finally left it unlocked for us. The master bdrm had water pipes in the wall where the bed goes. All night long, we had to listen to water running down the pipes in that wall whenever anyone used their kitchen sink or dishwasher. Our front door wasn’t cut very well, and whenever anyone open and closed their door, ours would shake and sound like someone was opening the door. After a few requests to maintenance, it was resolved with extra weather stripping to fill up the gaps. There’s no trash chute, and there’s only 1 elevator in each building. In order to dump your trash in the dumpster, you had to open a door into a little room, then open a trash bin door to dump your trash. There is only 1 or 2 dumpsters for over 100 people living in that building. When trash started to overflow and people started leaving their trash on the floor in the little room, management put a sign up that if the dumpster is full, put trash outside against the wall in the garage. It didn’t take long for people to start leaving their trash in the garage despite the dumpsters being empty. People were heading out to their car and found it more convenient to dump their trash in the garage on the way to their car instead of walking a few extra steps to the trash room. For what we got, it wasn’t worth the rent price.
Our biggest complaint was the lack of security. We paid $ 95 for parking in a «secured» garage; however, the garage door was broken more than it worked for the first 5 months we were there. There was 1 time where it was in the locked up position for 3 wks, so anyone could come in the building. It broke several times after that, sometimes for days at a time. Even when the garage door worked, if anyone got in there that shouldn’t be in there, they still had free access to the entire building via the emergency exits. The door into the mail, elevator, and garage room was initially only able to be accessed via a key. However, the door never fully closed, so it was kept cracked open which made it another point of entry into the building. They changed the key access to a fob access, which was better, but the door still didn’t always close. And while the fob made it more secure, the emergency exits still weren’t secured. It’s only a matter of time before homeless and/​or the drug addicts that hang out around Zuni and Speer start making their way down to that garage, and eventually into the building when they realize there are ample opportunities to get into the garage, and then into the building. The buildings are a robbery/​home invasion/​mugging/​violent crime waiting to happen. Since the garage door seemed to be broken more often than not, I think it would have been fair for Windsor to credit a month of parking to everyone who pays for secured garage parking. Parking is not cheap there. That would have been the right thing to do since we were all paying for something we weren’t getting.
Overall, while my husband and I liked the location, there were just too many negatives. We had a complete unobstructed view of downtown, and I will admit the noise level in the apt when all doors and windows were closed, was impressively quiet being that we were right on 23^rd and I-​25. However, once the windows were open, it was virtually impossible to hear anything due to the excessive highway noise.
The management company (Windsor) definitely improved things overall once they took over in Sept/​Oct 2014. Spanos was the worst. I think Windsor came in with a huge mess to clean up and it will take some time to fix the issues Spanos left them with. Windsor, from the research I’ve done, has a good reputation with it’s other communities in Denver, so hopefully, within the next yr or so, Element 47 will change and evolve into a good property to live at. In the meantime, I wouldn’t recommend it until all the kinks have been worked out.

After looking for several place to move, including Point 21 (DO NOT MOVE THERE!) I came across Element 47. I have nothing but nice things to say about this place. The amenities are amazing! The location is great. You have Jefferson park right next to you, a Safeway close by, and some restaurants as well. The area is definitely growing quite a bit. The views of downtown Denver are truly wonderful.
I moved in on February 28^th of 2015, and unfortunately had to move out on June 2015. My partner and I moved out only because he was accepted into medical school in Chicago. The leasing office allowed us to sublease the apartment with no hassle. They were very helpful and understanding. I definitely recommend this place.
Thank you Element 47 for taking good care of my partner and I. If we ever move back to Denver, we’ll definitely check you guys out again :)

The apartments are very nice but the office staff is very uninformed. They don’t know their own lease terms so read the lease very carefully because what they tell you may not be what you agree to.

I moved into Element 47 last July. The managers and staff that work here are very helpful and try to do things as fast as they can for everyone. I think the easiest way to talk about living here is to do a pro and con list.
Pros:
Great pool and out door grill
Nice apartments (granate and fake hard wood floor)
helpful staff
underground parking
pet friendly
Cons:
pool is super busy on weekends when its warm
super noisy neighbors
feels like most of the people living here are in college or at least still party like they are in college. major noise issues with drunk people being stupid
people tend to pull the fire alarms
they seem to have hidden fees for little things
Since moving to Denver having been here for almost three years, this is by far the best apartment I have lived in yet. I like that its so close to downtown and the Highlands. Theres enough places to eat, shop etc.
If your thinking about moving in here its a great place to live if you dont mind a bit of noise and fire alarms that go off once in awhile.

I have to say I have had a great experience living at Element 47. From the time I moved in (September 2014) until now, I have enjoyed living in this great location. The amenities are all great! I love hanging out in the media room with my friends during game days and working out in the fitness center at any hour of the day. The rooftop terrace and the pool are by far my favorite amenities on this property. Not many pool areas in Denver are open year round, but this one is! Plus the view of the downtown skyline is awesome! My girlfriend and I haven’t had any issues since we have lived here. If we ever have any lights out in our apartment or any other work request, the maintenance staff always gets things fixed in a timely manner. The staff is extremely friendly and my dog Roxie loves going to visit in the office for some treats ;) Overall, we have had a great experience here and enjoy the amenities, staff and location!

Terrible management staff and club kids for tenants. If you park on River Drive, you will get towed, so don’t park on the street if you have guests. Their car won’t be there when they (or you) return to your vehicle.

For starters, I gave a VERY generous 2^nd star here… one for each good thing about this place, and maybe for original ideas that just weren’t thought through & executed properly (or intelligently, or logically, or safely, or executed at all).
The good:
Location is the ONLY reason to live here, that is if you don’t care about management, your surroundings, & can afford blatantly overpaying for all the other negatives. The only other good thing about my particular unit is the size & layout (and view of aforementioned location). That’s it. There are literally no other redeeming qualities at Element 47
The bad:
For history buffs and people who have no background on who runs this sinking ship, consider this. The property was built by billionaire property developer mogul Alex Spanos, owner of the San Diego Chargers (booo!). A native Californian, he obviously has no personal interest in Denver & its residents other than generating revenue for his greedy pockets. Ironic that he chose a location practically on top of the location of one of his team’s biggest rivals, huh? Well his very ambitious plan called for «100% ‘luxury’ apartments» but what ended up here in its place is blatantly not so. Originally called Pinnacle Station & larger in scale, the plans & renderings showed to be MUCH nicer & included retail on the 1^st floor of all buildings but it was ultimately postponed due to market downturn (ie. not enough money), hence the severe cost cutting measures ultimately taken, and painfully obvious, in Element 47.
At first glance & even an office & model apartment walk-​thru, this place looks immaculate. Especially that insane balcony that overlooks the pool and the Denver skyline, amiright? But now that we all know that exactly NONE of the apartments have that balcony we are all relegated to sit at the pool & stare at its wasted space & fake BBQ grill in envy. But once you’ve witnessed that world-​class view of Denver a few times & you’re in your unit for a couple of days the honeymoon quickly disintegrates into an over all feeling of trailer park living in both the quality of your physical surroundings and the quality of the people who work and unfortunately rent here as well. A list of the cheapness in building material & construction could go on forever but just to name a few:
–Most of the doors are cut way too short at the bottom & are generally all off-​kilter leading to sticking when opening/​closing & in the case of the balcony door, massive airflow & extreme noise pollution from the outside. Had maintenance «fix» it once already but after a few weeks it seems to have settled again and air & noise are again very prominent.
–Engineered wood floors look great but feel as cheap as they were to purchase. They scratch as easily as a hot knife thru butter… just ask maintenance who has marred many a floor while replacing the crappy refrigerators in every single unit in building 3.
–Speaking of fridge… appliances look great as well but are of the lowest quality you can imagine. Side-​by-​side fridge/​freezer combo was insanely tiny and ultimately had to be replaced anyway because of short-​sighted construction of the wall next to it. You literally could not open the freezer to put anything into it. as if anything wider than about 6 inches would’ve fit anyway. During that switch out process they realized the new ones were too tall and had to rip the cabinets above it off the wall and replace with smaller ones. Nicer new fridge but no ice dispenser in this one so ultimately lost a feature. Oh, and lucky people in the new building 4… sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you get our old used fridges! The stove? Looks OK for a glass top (they scratch very easily and look crappy within days of use) but the oven takes FOR-​EV-​ER to heat up, which is a blatant sign of low quality. The dishwasher? Well, it sucks. Takes way too long (the «short» cycle is 1 hour) and it doesn’t clean your dishes very well, partially attributed to the lowest water pressure I’ve ever experienced in a house/​apartment/​trailer/​camper/​portapotty. Ironically though, every time you open the thing it’s soaking wet, even if you haven’t run it in a couple of days. The ‘dry’ cycle does anything but and I swear it randomly sprays water all over the inside when you’re not around. This leads to some reallly nasty, mildewy smells coming from within that could only be remedied by a bleach wash after having lived here for all of one month. Can’t imagine this is a healthy situation by any means. The front-​loading washer & dryer are pretty nice but the drainage pipe has issues with periodic sewage odors backing up into your nice new apartment. It’s not all the time but once is one time too many and they should’ve gotten plumbing venting (as with everything else here) right the first time.
–The kitchen size & layout are great, as are the sweet granite countertops… but unfortunately the quality stops there. The bathroo

I write this review hoping that perhaps it helps someone avoid experiencing the significant frustrations I encountered with the Element 47 leasing office when I attempted to rent here in the summer of 2014.
In June, I began a search for an apartment as my boyfriend and I had recently decided to move in together. Due to the end dates of the leases at our respective homes, we were looking to move in on 9÷1÷14. To start on a good note, the first staff member I encountered in the leasing office at Element 47 was a very kind and knowledgeable man named Danny. After viewing apartments with him on a Saturday in June, my boyfriend and I deliberated, and decided we should consider some larger units than what I’d seen that day. So I returned the next day (Sunday) and was helped by a different (also kind) gentleman. I chose an apartment to reserve and was told it would be available 9÷1÷14. As directed, my boyfriend and I paid $ 40 each to fill out online applications that night and paid $ 350 online to reserve that particular apartment. I also called the complex that evening to confirm the correct unit had been reserved with a 9÷1÷14 move-​in date.
A few days later, I received an email from a manager declaring our applications were approved and that an apartment had been reserved– however, it was a totally different apartment than the one I’d been told I was getting. After explaining this to the manager, she simply told me that if we wanted that particular apartment, we’d have to move in on 8÷1÷14 instead and there was nothing else she could do. She then explained the gentleman helping me on Sunday was a «temp» and he must have given me the wrong information.
I thus cancelled the reservation and asked for the $ 350 to be returned (as their policy states a full refund is given if the reservation is cancelled within 72 hours). The manager assured a full refund would be mailed to me. After a month of seeing no check, I called the leasing office to ask about the check. Long story very short, it took 3 months and many very odd stories about the whereabouts of that check from the leasing office (including that they’d mailed a check addressed to me to one of my boyfriend’s former addresses?) before I received that $ 350– and it only happened because I persistently inquired about it.
In essence, I found the management at Element 47 to be largely incompetent, disorganized, and not forthcoming, and I would advise great caution to be taken by anyone considering renting here.

I’ll start with the good. The location is great. Jefferson Park is great, and you’re only a walk or bike ride away from other interesting areas (there’s actually a bikeshare station on 23^rd & Clay). If you’re a football fan, the stadium’s right here too. But you probably already know all of this.
The people here are also nice. Most people will say hello in passing, or even introduce themselves. Many of the residents have pets, so if you have one, you’ll definitely have a lot to talk about.
And now the bad. My main complaint is noise. I can hear much of what goes on in the apartment above me, which is maddening sometimes. I can hear most every footstep, but also drawers closing, cabinets shutting, phones vibrating, furniture sliding, vacuuming, conversations, etc. With some of this noise, like footsteps, I don’t just hear it; stuff in my apartment will vibrate. Most mornings, I don’t even need an alarm because my neighbor gets up earlier than me (sometimes before dawn).
You know that Police song, where Sting sings, «Every breath you take /​Every move you make /​Every bond you break /​Every step you take /​I’ll be watching you»? Well it’s sort of like that, except with hearing.
I don’t think it’s fair to my neighbor above either; there ought to be some expectation of privacy. I shouldn’t be able to hear her whole life.
It’s not just noise from above. I can also hear noise from the surrounding apartments, particularly when somebody slams a door. When someone next to me or near me slams a door, my apartment shakes. It’s pretty violent actually, and I see that another reviewer has noted the same thing. Music, too, is a problem that has been getting worse
There’s noise from construction too, but that’s temporary and is usually only during work hours.
Management actually sent around a letter a few months ago saying, «We do not guarantee you a quiet apartment.» So, yeah, don’t expect one here.
Like another reviewer, I’ve had several maintenance issues. My AC has broken twice, for several days at a time, and I’ve also had a bathroom leak. I will say that maintenance is polite and communicative though, which is much appreciated.
Parking can be interesting outside because the spaces are small. This morning, I had to get in my car through the passenger door, which I’m sure was a sight. A parking space is about 7.5 feet wide, which is, according to the Denver zoning code, a compact space (a standard space, by contrast, is 8.5 feet wide). Indeed, there are actually signs (albeit not that visible) indicating that the parking is for compact cars only. The problem is that management makes no mention of this when issuing parking permits. I can’t think of an explanation for this that is favorable to Element 47.
I really wanted to like this place. I think that some of the above issues will be worked out over time, but the noise issue is the most concerning and the hardest to address. I don’t know. Maybe management can add more carpeting or something? I know that the flooring varies across units, so maybe you’ll fare better. At any rate, I still have some hope, and I’ll update my review if things change.

In response to Emma’s ignorant comments. First off, these are reviews from our own experiences to help others and help future residents have a better experience and for management to improve. Lucky for you, you had a great one and I hope that’s the worst I’ll have to deal with there. Perhaps you may have the luxury of your parents helping you out financially or don’t care about where your money is going but whatever the case is, I’ve put money down that I work for and I won’t get back. Not to mention it is a great area that I want to be in and just want management to be more professional. Teri is on a lease that would result in paying more money if it was severed or having to sublet. For the price you pay there, you should be able to at least sleep at night or be warned. Not be lied to more than once about the same situation. A garage door has nothing to do with the city and maybe Teri wouldn’t have signed a lease if he/​she knew about the noise. Either way, they should be upfront and honest about it. Being lied to about where you put your money is not cool and sounds like I’m not the only who has dealt with that. Now I’m wondering what the residents are like and can only hope there are mostly great people living there because after your comments, not so sure about that either. I was happy and relieved to read that others are having a good experience until I read yours which obviously was directed towards me as well with the suburbs comment. Whatever the case is, its unnecessary. People are just sharing their experiences and trying to help others and your negative comments isn’t helping others who aren’t having such a great one as you are. I’m moving there to be close to work so to say I should live in the burbs and deal with a longer commute is just uncalled for. You don’t know what people’s situations are so probably best not to say negative things to people who are your neighbors.
I can’t say anything more about the place other than my own experience with management. Communication has always been good but being lied to and then treating me as if I was lying about my complaints is what took the situation from bad to worse.

Element 47 is a pretty darn cool place to live. It has it’s downfalls but the positives truly outweigh the negatives. Shortly after moving into Element I was pretty angry about the constant construction and replacements in and around my apartment. Could be a whole lot worse, a few inconveniences can be tolerated when you are living in a brand new place. The rooftop and pool areas are great, and the dog wash room keeps my bathroom looking nice. The location is up and coming, a short bike ride to the city, and has easy access to major highways. Staff is still adjusting to all the growth but they are all very friendly. Danny seems to be the senior leasing agent in the office and has been very helpful and polite.
Last word– look into all costs (plenty on top of rent) and be willing to make a couple sacrifices in order to live in a brand new place. I feel that the pros far outweigh the cons, and if you are into city living, Element is a great place to live.

Element 47 has been a sweet deal. It is exactly where I wanted. I pop up to Boulder a couple of times a week and it is so convenient to hop onto I-​25, and I’m right in the heart of town. The garage parking is the best choice because the spots outside are small. I love the layout and the kitchen is amazing! Jeff park is right up the road, and the pool is dope. The gym is brand new, so it still has that brand new smell, but the equipment is awesome, and you can look out on the city. This place is popular though, there are tons of people around, but they are all cool. This is the best apartment I have ever had to date!

Save yourself the money and the year-​long headache and do not move into Element 47. I’ll tell you about my experience, which many other unhappy tenants have also shared.
We moved in to our brand new apartment and the first night I stayed there I heard what sounded like chains running through the walls. The next morning I figured out that the garage door was so shitty that most apartments on the first level could hear every single time it opened and closed. Thanks for telling us that before we moved in! Since it was my roommate and my first day, they were nice enough to left us move up a floor but wouldn’t cover any of our moving expenses. All the other people on the first floor, not so lucky. To this day, they STILL don’t tell people about the garage door. I hear complaints all the time from new tenants. Anyway, we move up to our new place and within a month we had a broken air conditioner (which they came back SEVEN times to fix), leaking in the bathrooms, a broken washing machine and fruit fly infestation. Below is a list of all the other reasons not to move in here:
–Water pressure is awful, showers suck and dishes are never cleaned
–You have to pay for outside parking spots and they are TINY (my roommates car was smashed and my car has several dings on the doors)
–No street parking
–Front desk people lie to get you in
–Tiny pool shared by four buildings
–No fab keys, have to use actual keys to get through the doors in the garage
–No trash schutte
–Slowest elevator and only one in each building
–Everything in your apartment is cheap and you have to pay a premium for it
So, don’t be fooled by their great move-​in specials, you’ll end up spending what you saved in anxiety medication.