Cons
- There were roaches but they spent a lot of time and money getting rid of them early on
-Gym is small

Pros
-seeing classmates all the time
-decent finishes (varies apt to apt so tour if you can)
-Being close to Metra
-one of the cheaper options I toured

Great apartment for value - safe, spacious, and decent living space.

Great value and very spacious for those coming from high cost of living cities (e.g. Boston, NYC, San Fran). Management is quick with repairs and the appliances all work well. Also, great views of the lake if you have the right unit. The community is the best part. There are so many of us you can hop over to a friends within 1 minute. Right across (100 ft) from the train we take to school.

MPP has exceeded my expectations. I had no doubt about living here because it is by far the cheapest place near millenium station (where Boothies get on the metra train to get to campus) and because most Boothies live here. It's a very solid apartment for the price, you don't get the bells and whistles in terms of amenities that other buildings offer, but I think that's fair. The apartments are pretty large, and are a little outdated but solid overall. When I've put it a maintenance request, it's been resolved in a day or two. My only complaint is the gym is pretty barebones for a building of this size.

Roaches, packages gone missing, money stolen from apartments during work orders. Can’t believe Boothies put up with this! Won’t be here as a 2Y

MPP is definitely an older apartment, but the amount of space for a one bedroom is more than enough! I have plenty of counter space, and the appliances are relatively modern. It's got some quirks of an older space (popcorn ceiling, slight warped flooring), but is the best value you are going to find in the loop.

It's a great building for students.

I think it’s a decent affordable option

It’s a solid location and price for the area

Great for 2 years