Professional Building Lofts

Kyle Talbot

A company that cannot provide shelter for it's tenants during a time of crisis should not allowed to be a company at all.

alec ma

Before moving in to these lofts, I was skeptical. Despite seeing the negative reviews and comments, I decided that the location was too good to pass up and lived here for the past year. It was the best decision I could have made! The management is friendly, communicative, and overall show genuine interest in making it the best enjoyable community for ALL. With minor blemishes in the year like the elevators breaking down, or fire alarms going off, the care and respect I received from Nick and his team overshadows those memories by a mile... and then some. PBL is one of the best economical and central lofts you will find in downtown. It's EASY accessibility to public transportation, the street car, and close proximity (2 blocks away) to Power and Light will be something I extremely miss next year. I couldn't have asked for a better place to have lived in for my first year in KC.

Kelley Accurso

I tried not to leave a bitter review but this place was an actual nightmare. The management was never consistent and did the least to provide a clean, respectable place to call home. Because it’s somewhat inexpensive and in the city, the amount of “riff raff” from the neighbors was out of control. Parties and drugs, always vomit in the halls, loud guests, disrespectful neighbors who would throw trash right on the floor, leave their pet waste at the back door... from what I understand there’s a new manager there doing a better job now. It’s in a cool spot downtown near everything but there’s better places to live in the area in the price range. There are several bus stops on this corner which attracts a lot of homeless people (it’s downtown, so yes there’s homeless everywhere) but we had a big issue with homeless people coming in the building and sleeping in the stairwells, gym and halls. I had a better experience with Old Town Lofts in general.