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Mark Rios

I really like it here and my young son does as well when he spends the night here on the weekends. It will be two years in November 2022. It's basically a little oasis/compound in Old Town. On rare occasions you can hear a neighbor's dog bark. However I'd have to say the best part is that I've never heard a complaint about the noise I make with my piano. I kind of feel that the sound insulation here is very good at blocking out audio sounds in general. It also keeps the temp of your unit at a steady temp so you never need to adjust your thermostat (the only exception was the 2021 heat wave when it got to 115 outside and the inside my unit it got to 80 degrees, but AC wasn't required and I just left my door open to grab some of the hallway AC). You also can't beat the central location to everything in Portland, the freeway, the max station, public parking and the waterfront for walks, runs and bike rides (electric scooters too). I would give it five stars but (1) sometimes the homelessness and the police activity in Old Town can be hard on your emotions and (2) I'm not really use to delays when things like elevator fob sensors need to be fixed. But I work in high tech where we get access to the very best and things get handled immediately because of higher profit margins.

Mars

The management asked me to write a positive review because they have had issues with negative reviews in the past. A warning sign? From the beginning I noticed that their was a security flaw in the building--the stairwell doors were being duct-taped open (disabling the locks) by intruders and my mail was being stolen from in front of my apartment door. I encountered one of the intruders and he was clearly using a cocktail of substances including likely injection drug use since I found orange syringe caps in the hallway. I was very frightened that he was in the building. I brought these issue to the manager and he said that he couldn't do anything. I consistently felt unsafe in the building. The first manager was upfront about being unwilling to help with these and other health and safety issues. The new manager repeatedly promised action and didn't follow up, follow through, or even return emails. She would not give me contact for upper management. I would think that because I attended grad school in the same building complex, and am generally a very low maintenance tenant and a potential source of student referrals, that they would have been more responsive and communicative to these basic health and safety requests. The issues started immediately after move in, and pre-pandemic. They were consistent throughout.

John Doan

Just moved here. Pros: Apartment looks modern. Kitchen looks new. Bathroom is huge. The places is secured.( No creeper or homeless can't come in) Business people are super helpful and professional 👌 The neighbors are friendly and helpful. The apartments is super quieted The price is good. (Sounds expensive, but come on it's downtown. Every shop, mall, school, max station etc. Is right there. Best of all, is the view of water front. It's absolutely stunning. Best way to wake up to. Cons: Homeless people either panhandling or they have mental breakdown on the street. (But most big cities has a homeless problems anyway) If you have car, the parking is bad. Got to pay everyday or be on a waiting list. Best not to have a car.

Jessica Lynn

I just moved into this building and my experience thus far has been amazing. Brian, the property manager was a delight and very helpful. My view is great and the noise level for being in the center of the city has been a non issue. The entire building is well kept, clean, modern and secure. I’m in love with this place!