AIR Communities

I like living at Parc Mosiac, even though it feels a little east. But it's situated in a residential area, so there's lots of spots to walk my dog. The building is very clean and well run. But it's definitely overpriced.

Great apartment building and amenities with a rooftop pool and gym. Reliable maintenance in apartments but building maintenance in general (e.g., broken entry doors, elevators) is slow and can be inconvenient. They just renovated the hallways and lobby which really updated the building. The front desk is very helpful and I feel very secure living in the building. Apartment doors require a code and there is a fob required to enter into the building and elevator (although sometimes the doors and elevator are open without the fob).

Riverloft Review

Great experience location wise! Easy to walk to work. I enjoy living close to Center city.

I love the location and having access to the Schuylkill river park, easy access to Rittenhouse square, and a reasonable walk to the hospital

This place is great. I never have issues finding parking, maintenance is quick to fix any issues you have and it's a safe community. There are bus stops around the neighborhood that can take you to the metro if you commute as well. It's also a 5 minute walk to Foxchase shopping center, so it's very convenient to get food and groceries.

A little pricey, but a great apartment

Overall, my experience at the Left Bank has been great! I have a few small gripes about the timeliness of responses from maintenance and the landlord, but overall I am very happy.
The apartment is in a great location and is very clean and quiet. It also has high ceilings which makes the space feel much larger and cozier.

Living at Chestnut Hall has been a positive experience! Although the building lacks many amenities (no gym, limited communal space), my apartment is very spacious and an excellent price. I live in a one-bedroom apartment and have a lot space for the price of rent. Whenever I have an issue, the maintenance is very responsive and usually repairs whatever needs to be fixed within a day. The location is also wonderful—15 minute walk from the law school (10 if you’re running late) and there’s a bus stop right outside the building entrance. I also rent a parking spot which is convenient but expensive ($275 per month). The building is pretty quiet and I only know one or two of neighbors, but everyone is nice and cordial!

2 bedroom -- one is significantly smaller, which is mine, so I pay much less than my roommate and definitely much less than the average student at Penn Law.

Huge. You get your moneys worth with space. The doorwoman is so friendly and nice, and overall it is pretty quiet. Lots of law students live there.

Definitely feels like a dorm building, but the location is very convenient. I am not concerned about safety. The package system is not very reliable which is annoying but nothing has been stolen or damaged. It can get very loud if you live on the Chestnut Street side with all the cars and sirens, but I moved here from Manhattan so I'm mostly immune to that. Overall, I like living here. I signed a 24 month lease to get a month free. It's still too expensive for what I'm paying for, but that's everywhere.

Good apartment, great location for law students!

Great apartment, south boulder is a great place to be. Removed from downtown craziness but super easy to get there (less than 10 minute drive to Pearl). The place is great and more of a townhome (externally connected to another townhome) and is 2 levels.

A bit on the pricier end but it's great access to shopping, restaurants, bars.