Scully Company

Angelo Torres and the team at 210 South 12th provided an excellent move-in experience from helping me maximize rent concessions, answering every question about the move, letting me come take measurements prior to move in on a last minute whim, and physically helping me with some of my bags and boxes. I greatly appreciate Angelo and the team here and seriously recommend anyone looking to move get in touch with them.

1213 was a decent building, but the catty and accountability dodging upper level management has let this place start swirling the drain.

You are living in the middle of Center City and paying a premium to be in a "managed" building with "24/7" concierge. However, this is a farce and false advertising. The management company contracts out the front desk during certain days to third-party services that have no clue what is going on and who actually lives here. This leads to strange characters getting into the building when safety is most vulnerable, aka the weekends when this area becomes incredibly active with drunks and nefarious actors. This has resulted in harassment of residents, and theft.

The noise here is incredible, Barstool is right next door and arguably the most obnoxious bar in the city, while you can avoid going there you cannot avoid the noise, drunks utilizing our entrance way as a urinal, vomitting on the building, etc. There is no proactive management of keeping our entrance-way clear of biohazards that seemingly appear every weekend and then we wait for rain to take care of it, apparently God is the only one who can clean up vomit, because whoever is in charge here walks past it daily and never has the thought that it may be good to have that power washed away.

Parties where people smoke cigarettes, vapes, and weed that leaks out into the hallways is apparent. Management does not punish those who break the no smoking policies. It's brutal paying $4200 for a one bedroom and to walk out to your neighbor having college aged men smoking cigarettes right outside your door, blocking hallway access and asking your girlfriend if she wants to "come party". If you attempt to report safety or harassment concerns, you will be ignored. Sexual harassment is a liability - so best to just ignore it, right?

The list goes on and on, if you post a review to Google they will do everything possible to get it taken down. This is in violation of FCC rules, and punishable by pretty large files - I suppose they're just hoping nobody reports them for it. Furthermore, reviews started popping up that read more like ad-copy than genuine residents experiences, so proceed with caution.

Good luck, look around when you tour, if they cannot keep the entrance way to the building clean and functional which is the FIRST thing anyone sees when coming to make a decision on their living circumstances - how do you think they will take care fo you and your unit when you sign?

Terrible managemnet

210 S. 12 is a nice place to live. The staff are responsive and friendly. The amenities are well kept and nice. The building’s location is also convenient. The walls are relatively thin, so if someone hangs a TV or places a speaker close to the mutual wall, their neighbor will hear it. But that’s true of almost any apartment building. I’ve lived here for about five months and have had a pleasant and comfortable experience. And at least in my studio, the kitchen is very nice, which was important to me. Overall, having lived in probably 10 different apartment buildings in the past 7 years, 210 is one of the best ones, and I’d certainly consider extending my lease if I decide to remain in Philly long term.

Living at 210 South 12th has been an absolute dream! The building is brand new, which means everything feels fresh and modern. The location is perfect – right in the heart of the city in Midtown with easy access to everything you need. The 30th floor lounge and rooftop offer some of the most breathtaking views, especially at sunset. Highly recommend!

Icon is a great location, just a block off the Square, and has easy access to all the great stores and restaurants in Rittenhouse. The units are all updated with high quality construction, and even with a west facing unit, we have plenty of sunlight. The rooftop deck and conference room are a plus.

Icon has great staff and an amazing management team. Having a responsive management company was one of our top priorities, and Scully has met our expectations. Whenever there has been any issue with our unit, the maintenance team has responded within the day. We had one slightly major issue with a pipe leaking in a vent (no water damage to any of our belongings, just heard some water dripping), and they responded within an hour and discovered that the previous management company put a "band-aid" on the situation by placing a mop bucket in the vent. About 2 weeks later, they had a specialist come in and fully remedy the situation, and in the meantime, they checked the leakage every few days.

Perfect location close to public transit, lots of restaurants, and Rittenhouse. Apartment has plenty of space and washer dryer. Also opened up rooftop deck with seating area and has small gym.

Beautiful building, and apartment. I haven’t had any issues with the leasing company they’ve been responsive. Definitely on the expensive side but it is nice to have all the amenities.

Great place to live

Great apartment

I love living in the Icon. It’s a block and a half away from Rittenhouse park, the front desk person keeps packages and food deliveries very secure, and the maintenance team is extremely quick. Also, it is not as expensive as other comparable apartments in the area but the quality of the apartment itsself is amazing. My only comment is if you’re looking for a quieter, more quaint street, Icon may not be the best location for you. It is a very popular street with lots of shops and food. However, I can’t hear anything from the street in my apartment!

Great for the price and being in center city. Studio's are small but new. Amenities new as well . Full time front desk receptionist. Maybe a slightly far commute if you are a 1L, but overall worth it. I like the apartment and will likely live here the full three years. I would recommend. Only complaint is that it is slightly far from campus, but could be far worse.

Very spacious and great value for base rent. Management is generally quickly responsive. Amenities include concierge, gym, and indoor and outdoor rooftop lounges. Estimated $100 total utilities (electricity, gas, internet, etc) in addition to base rent/month for a 2-bed/2-bath apartment.

Love my apartment. Good amenities. Gym is ok. Roof is awesome. Apartments feel modern and updated. Great location.

Pros: great rooftop with grills and a view of the city, nice units, reliable front desk and maintenance service, located among lots of nice retail shops/bars/apartments, fewer students than most buildings (which was a positive for me), CorePower yoga in building
Cons: slightly farther from University City than other buildings, basic gym, rent goes up annually