I really like the building a lot but I feel I am being overcharged and the management company is too big / removed for negotiations, so I'm not sure what to do for next year

Great building but they know MBA students don’t want to move between years, so they raised my rent 16% between the two years

Great spot for a Wharton student as it has a ton of other students who live in the building. Everything is new, with white countertops, stainless appliances, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Pet-friendly building with a lot of dogs. Great rooftop with a heated pool, grills, and other equipment like pool table, shuffleboard, and golf simulator. The gym is good but more cardio-focused. Management is good, but pretty inflexible with pricing and concessions when things break or go wrong; however, maintenance is good and quick. Market Street can be a little loud too.

More expensive than most apartment buildings around here, but you get what you paid for: great front desk, nice amenities and lovely large windows in apartments.

Very modern building with great living space

Great location and amenities, strong social scene, but price is a bit high

Overall, an amazing property with floor-to-ceiling windows, beautiful amenities (pool is especially amazing!), helpful/friendly staff, right next to trolley station, and a good deal (likely due to COVID prices). The one hiccup was during a 3-day power outage around Labor Day Weekend--while this was mostly out of the building's control, they could have done a better job communicating the issue and repair timeline to us so that we could find other accommodations and plan food options accordingly.

I think the building is pretty expensive for what you get. The gym is weird and has items you don't really need. The process for retrieving packages doesn't make sense and the staff often acts like its a chore to retrieve packages. It is a totally fine place to live overall, but I don't think the value matches the cost. Also there are some crazy people who hang out around the 24 hour Wawa and Market street can be busy

Very smooth transition and good ammentities. Good if you want to have wharton people in the same building.

We love our apartment building, the amenities are really great (gym, rooftop pool, rooftop grills, outdoor space). It is a few steps away from the train that takes you right to the hospital and there are bike shares right outside the apartment as well (how I get to work). We are 2 blocks from Trader Joes and beside a CVS so it's very convenient. It's on the pricier side which is probably the biggest downside.