Great, place. Just go for it

Checks every box

Excellent location, comfortable apartment. Management can be a little slow to respond but otherwise no complaints

Great, spacious, good location, close to both campus and center city- responsive management

A lot of significantly worse apartments exist in center city for 1600-1800. For 2000, my space is 1100 square feet with a loft and great space. Slightly more expensive, yes.

Overall, we have had a positive experience with the apartment. We appreciate the location and amount of space within the apartment itself. The loft style of apartments does make coordinating working nights with a spouse a bit more difficult, but it is worth it for the space, location, and view. The apartment is very quiet. The apartment has parking for an additional cost, and a gym which we haven't used yet (due to COVID). The biggest downfall is that maintenance is INCREDIBLY slow (2+ weeks for a basic repair and months long waits for less "standard" repairs).

The large windows of the loft brings in a lot of light (potentially too much). The square footage of the studio is also huge. With that being said, the layout might not be the most efficient. My favorite part of the room is the ceiling fan. Natural flowing air is a game changer. My only complaint is that maintenance can take a while (a week or two), but it does get done.

Pre-COVID, I was very happy to be closer to campus than Rittenhouse square, now with everything online it doesn't matter much. I live on a lower floor and have no complaints. Management and maintenance has been responsive when I've needed them. The front desk folks are very helpful and nice. My unit faces north which I think is great w/r/t light but I've heard other residents complain about too much or little sun (and resultant heat). Loft layout is neat, love the high ceiling and windows, tons of closet space. Gym kinda sucks unless all you want is cardio but Sweat fitness is one block over and has a good discount for Riverloft residents. Nice to be close to 30th st station.

Oh also I like the neighborhood around Riverloft, it feels much cleaner and safer than around Rittenhouse Square. I am comfortable walking my dog around the cute little residential streets nearby. Also the Schuylkill River trail and dog parks are really close, I've spent a lot of time at those and probably wouldn't if I lived farther. Good grocery options north (short walk to Trader Joe's, short drive to Whole Foods) and south (nice not-too-far walk to South Square Market or Heirloom), with Four Seasons Market a couple blocks over for beer and some grocery items in a pinch.

Great location right on the riverfront & close to the highway with parking in the building. The units themselves have spacious layouts, nice kitchen and W/D appliances, lots of natural light, and good closet space. The one downside of a loft is the lack of sound isolation (for example, if you and a partner are both on Zoom calls), so invest in some noise-cancelling headphones. Maintenance happens when needed, but management is not always the most responsive.

Not without the occasional inconveniences (e.g. fire alarm) or extra expense (e.g. mail lockers), but it's a nice building, easy living.