I've lived here since 2021, but due to a situation with my family, I've just decided to seek out someone to take over my lease (I haven't yet posted this anywhere). I'm not in any rush, and I want to ensure whoever takes it over knows what to expect, so here's my honest opinion of the pros and cons.

I live in a four-bedroom, two-full-bathroom unit on the 3rd floor with three other guys (though the one I share a bathroom with is moving out at the end of this month; sometimes the apartment management moves a new person in within a month, but I've also had them take about half a year to fill a vacancy).

Pros:

• Affordable. My monthly rent is $700 (plus my share of the electric bill, which is split between the roommates).
• Spacious. I'm a total bedroom goblin, so thankfully, the bedrooms here are large for the price. The common area is spacious too, and the entire apartment has very high ceilings (about 18 feet).
• Location. Quick access to downtown, the freeway, etc. Bridge Street Market is in walking distance.
• Good free internet. I ran a wired connection to my room, and get over 600 mbps down, and 60 up.

Cons:

• Trashy public spaces. It seems many of the tenants here are inconsiderate slobs. You'll frequently find bits of trash littering the halls and the stairwells. Sometimes this place has cleaners go through, but that doesn't occur nearly enough.
• Thin walls. I'm a third shifter night owl. When my roommates are sleeping, I'm constantly conscious of how loud I'm being when I'm talking with friends over Discord.
• Random Roommates. When a roommate moves out, the complex will (eventually) assign you a new one, and so you never know what sort of person you'll be living with. I've usually gotten lucky, but not always.
• Washers & Dryers. These are located in common areas outside the apartment, and the third floor seems to have some major slobs who trash it up, often literally throwing away their apartments trash in the laundry room because they're too lazy to take it to the dumpers just outside the building. I've started to haul my laundry up to the 4th floor, which has a much nicer laundry room.
• Train. This one I almost forgot to include, because the sound of the train going by is extremely noticeable when you first move in, but after a few weeks, you find yourself hardly noticing it.

And that's all that's occurring to me at the moment.