I love my apartment and my amenities are decent. I had to stop using my gym because equipment would be broken, stolen, or otherwise went missing (including our only set of adjustable dumbbells) and when reported to management, requests were just ignored.
Maintenance requests are usually promptly responded to and usually addressed, but not always. They also don't leave any notices about when they have entered your apartment, so the only way you know they came is that the problem is probably fixed and your request is closed a couple days later, which I dislike.
Management itself is extremely frustrating. Notices are sent out in broken English and unprofessional writing. Office staff are generally unhelpful. They insist you use a warehouse-based package delivery service, but this service is awful and has resulted in me losing multiple packages. The unprofessionalism makes me want to move out, but the building itself is nice and comfortable.

Fantastic location and good square footage for price

Safe and comfortable building with lots of amenities and 24h concierge. Rooftop pool and gym are really nice, and there are lots of great spaces for hanging out. Apartments have nice windows and natural light. Location is convenient for public transport but in the center of things so not very residential

Management is not very friendly or accommodating but the units are nice and on the newer side, but small. Maintenance is relatively quick to respond. Hard to bring several guests into shared spaces.

This building used to be right at the edge of being expensive but fair value for what you’re getting. Now they’ve jacked up rent close to 15%. One leasing office professional was rude and had enough of an “I-couldn’t-care-less” attitude when coming to discuss that I still actively remember the interaction. It comes off as two faced when they are acting so kind when giving tours to prospective residents but then changing the tune when it comes to renewal.

They have been pushing to get Wharton students out of the building and also to my understanding capped the number of Wharton students allowed to rent this year. In general I wish management cared more about the residents but often feels like we’re just numbers on a spreadsheet for them trying to maximize profits and apartment utilization metrics for LCOR (the managing entity).

Lots of maintenance issues with our unit as well that we keep having to get fixed. On bright side maintenance team are super nice - George, Fernando, Hakeem.

Front desk staff are super friendly and a bright spot - Karen, Renita, Eddie, all amazing and go above and beyond for residents.

Location is great and central. Rooftop area is nice and in general amenities are nice.

Great place to live, definitely on the more expensive side. Maintenance is very responsive.

My roommate and I got a corner unit (2Bd 2Ba) and it's been wonderful. Super tall ceilings, great light, large closets, modern appliances. Elevators always working and are quick. The gym is awesome, I exclusively workout here (in fact friends from other buildings like to come workout here). Really great entertaining space both indoors and outdoors, very common social space for Wharton students. Pool is lovely and never over-crowded in the summer. Building is not loud in terms of your actual apartment which is nice. Right on the trolley line that goes to school (everyone is jealous of this). Don't personally have a pet but plenty of people do and it seems great, definitely nearby all the important things in Rittenhouse. Wouldn't change a thing about my choice- management is also very nice and responsive.

Units are spacious and clean. Amenities are great. Certain building staff members are wonderful (like Edward and Ranita).

Our leasing agent was extremely slow to respond and did not provide us with complete instructions for move-in. Some building staff members are rather rude.

The apartment is high quality.

I love living in 1919. The amenities are great, the location is convenient, and I’m neighbors with several of my classmates. The amount I pay per square foot is on the expensive side, especially when I see my friends’ apartments in other buildings.