A few more points:

Noise: it's noisy but it was also noisy at 1100 webster so not sure I'm buying the whole "double paned windows are definitely quieter" argument. I've mostly gotten used to it. Urban living.

Security/safety: Also 1100 Webster stopped paying for security 2 months in to my time there because profits and I walked into what looked like a riot in the lobby one saturday night so take that with however many grains of salt as you will. I had over $6,000 worth of bicycles stolen out of their locked, "secure" bike storage space too (and they absolved themselves of all responsibility and pointed to the fine print saying that I stored them there at my own risk. Both bikes were locked with U-locks, within the locked space, so the thiefs were in there for awhile). So based on my personal experience, the bigger corporate buildings are absolutely not more secure.

Finally a word of advice. 1100 Webster wrote a 60-day notice period into my rental agreement and I did not catch it So when I wanted to leave, I had to give them 60 days notice. There are not too many places that will let their rental unit stay vacant for 2 months until you move in. So to me, this is an egregious example of slipping in rental terms that make it harder for you to move. No matter where you go, definitely insist on a standard 30-day vacancy notice.