Bozzuto Management

This space is great if you like large windows! Bozzuto regularly has food trucks outside the apartment complex, which is good if you don't feel like cooking. There is also a swimming pool, a gym, computer rooms, study rooms, etc. I never had a package or a food delivery stolen. It's a very short walk to the Metro (5 minutes). Sometimes the front desk employees can be rude.

It’s fine but nothing amazing

My room is beautiful, spacious, and very clean. I have a balcony room and the natural sunlight is incredible. The closet is massive for the size of the apartment, and the appliance are almost brand new. The location is ideal, especially for a GMU law student. It's ~7 minutes to the law school, ~5 minutes to the Clarendon metro stop and Trader Joe's, and right next to plenty of bars and restaurants. However, I unfortunately cannot continue to recommend the building because of the loud construction across the street that will be continuing into the considerable future. It is less than ideal for a student who needs quiet to study, and is loud enough that it sounds like it is happening in the apartment. I also had a major issue with my dryer smelling like marijuana upon moving in. It took over a month to get the problem fixed, and I had to air dry all of my clothes and only received a $250 gift card for the inconvenience. While the management is lovely and quick to respond, between the length of time it took the dryer to be fixed to the loud construction, I would not recommend this building to other students.

Paying over $3,000 to live in a building that’s mostly voucher residents. Was not this when I moved in. Management is not supportive. Apartments on 2nd and 3rd floor flooded. Company was rude and dismissive ( was told “This is just life. It’s happened to me, too.”) Maintenance helped others the night of the flooding but walked into my unit and said “Oh hell no” and walked out. Laughed in the hall with other residents while my unit flooded. Frequent false fire alarms. Pool was shut down almost weekly over the summer because people would make a mess. We can no longer get our own packages from mail room because of theft. The pool requires passes because people were throwing huge parties. Dogs poop and pee in halls and residents won’t get it up. Some of the residents are the salt of the earth - really nice to have relationship. The neighborhood is nice overall. Great fun like hand dancing and vintage pop ups during the summer. I would not rent here or from Bozzuto. They have events for residents like fall cider and muffins, but it’s usually after 8am with most working professionals/families are not around. The events don’t make up for poor management company.

highly recommend anthem house and the locust point area overall

I live near the Univ. of Maryland and most of the units are occupied by college students that attend UMD.

I love The Apollo and its closeness to the red line. It’s not the most affordable, but for living alone it’s a decent price.

Coda at Bryant St is a run-of-the-mill, average, overpriced city apartment. The actual apartment is very nice with a lot of room and nice furnishings, and appliances. The management team is slow. The neighborhood is nice for the most part. The building is fairly secure with a concierge during the day, and access is done by fobs, where you can only access your floor. There is a fire station across the street, so it can be loud at times. I have easy access to the Red Line and several bus lines, making it a convenient commute to most parts of the city. I have a cat, and besides the pet rent being $60, it is a great apartment for pets, and many residents have pets.

City ridge is a wonderful and lively community. There's restaurants, a pool, park, grocery store, and more all in the comfort of my complex. The units are pricey, but can be affordable if living with roommates. Maintenance is always helpful, the building is clean, and the apartments are spacious.

Has a gym, pool, rooftop, grills, multiple communal areas, and access to three grocery stores within a 5 minute walk. Location is wonderful. Is conveniently located near many bus lines that connect you throughout the city. Maintenance is quick to respond and helpful. The only cons are that I wish it was closer to a Metro stop and that the management could offer more perks and activities throughout the year, to make the cost more worth it.

While this building is on the pricier side, I think it is very much worth it. The management is wonderful and incredibly responsive. They host multiple building events a month where you can meet your neighbors, and they reply via email very fast, even on the weekends.

The unit is incredibly nice with floor-to-ceiling windows (and blackout curtains). It also comes with an in-unit washer and dryer, a dishwasher, and a thermostat that can be linked to your phone. The building is incredibly secure: the front desk is staffed 24/7, a key fob is needed to get to the elevator bank and to then use the elevator, and a key fob is also needed to access the parking garage.

The amenities are expansive and stunning, and there are a ton of study spots around the building. The workout room is fabulous, and they host free yoga classes on Tuesday nights. Outdoor pool with daybeds, fire pits, karaoke room, study room, golf simulator, etc.

My only complaint is the walls are somewhat thin. For example, I can sometimes hear my neighbors yelling at their dog or their dog barking, but I've mostly been able to block it out with a white noise machine or I'll just go to the building's amenity rooms to work.

It's a bit farther from public transit options, so I'd recommend a car. Otherwise, you're in for about a ten to fifteen minute walk to get to Roosevelt Station where the UChicago shuttle stops and other bus and train lines.

I lived closer to the law school for the first 2 years before moving to South Loop for 3L (classic). Though the commute might frustrate me if I had to take more credits and go on campus more often, because I front-loaded credits, I am loving having some distance from school and a very nice building in a wonderful location. This building has a ton of amenities, including a ginormous gym, a pool, and sooo many study spaces. My studio is not large but laid out well, surprisingly a lot of storage, has a dishwasher and in-unit laundry, and management is highly responsive whenever I have an issue. It is pricey compared to where I lived back when I was in Hyde Park (a 2 bedroom at around 1600), but it sparks so much more joy.

My husband and I, both GW School of Business Graduate students, live at 1331 and are absolutely in LOVE with it. They have a wonderful rooftop with grills, working space and even a boardroom and all of it with views of the Washington Monument/Lincoln Memorial/ Jefferson Memorial and it cannot be beat! The gym is huge, they have a dog park, it's super safe and only a few blocks away from The Wharf. For Public transportation you are only a few minutes away from the Smithsonian & Le Enfant stations. BEST place to live at a premium, but extremely worth it!

Very nice management and dog friendly. Super spacious and walking distance from everything, metro, resturants, etc.

I absolutely love that this apartment is a mix of family and grad students and undergraduates and it’s very quiet and very extremely clean with a great staff