Good for the price

Great location filled with lots of other Boothies! The only downside is no in-unit washer. Coming from NYC, it's definitely one of the best apartments I've lived in and the management is super nice and responsive. It's an older building but I haven't had any issues with anything not working. Anytime I've submitted a maintenance request it's been solved same day.

Everyone who works in the building is also really nice - one time we set the fire alarm off and maintenance came up to make sure we were ok. There's a package room with attendants so I'm never worried about packages getting lost or stolen.

My apartment has a south facing living room which means it does get pretty warm but the AC works well.

MPP is great for potential Booth students because it is the closest apartment to the train, you have the most space for the least price, the building is pretty safe with 24/7 doormen, there's a gym and pool, and most importantly, most Booth students live here so it's very easy to build community and interact with others. On the flip side, it is an older building and while we have enough amenities, other luxury buildings in the Loop, have more.

MPP offers fantastic value for the price. The spacious floor plans are a standout, and amenities like the gym and the presence of a doorman add to the convenience. We moved from Washington, DC, and have found that our dollar stretches much further here. While the gym is basic, it gets the job done, and the front desk staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Another highlight is the strong sense of community, especially since many Booth students live in the building, making socializing easy and enjoyable. We also love that we can see the Bean from our apartment, which is a unique and beautiful perk. One drawback is the lack of in-unit washers and dryers, but this is offset by the fact that most utilities are included in the already reasonable rent.

Go ahead with MPP blindly if you're a boothie and are not too picky about in house laundry.

1BR in 19th floor MPP facing Millenium park and lake

The apartment is older and does not have the amenities of some ther buildings, but it is not missing anything you need. IT will do veyr

The location of MPP is very centralized, which gives you access to various restaurants and attractions in The Loop. It's a short walk to Lakeshore trail, which is a great path to run, bike, or walk when the weather is nice. It's an even shorter walk to Millennium Park, which hosts the famous "Bean" and other fun events. Additionally, its proximity to CTA and Metra stations make it convenient to get out of The Loop when needed.

It’s worth the money. Yes it’s not as nice as the other places you live in, but it’s affordable and you feel like you’re living around your college friends. I really like that aspect of living in MPP

Fun to be around so many Boothies. Great price for the location and so easy to get to the Metra and other apartments nearby