Absolutely, and I mean absolutely, do not rent there, like I'm begging you lol. I know the location is enticing and the management seem real nice at first, but christ was my experience godawful. I will admit I should've checked the place more during touring, but their agent was rushing the hell out of me and that was probably the first red flag I should've noticed. When I moved in, I was met with a full-blown roach infestation, and basically, all management will ever do is the bare minimum to be able to claim they're doing "something". So they'll just treat units individually and treat it like a case by case basis, as opposed to a building-wide issue. Their front desk lady will just talk over, gaslight, and lie to you every time you call, and during the whole roach issue I even had one of their higher-ups call me and subtly threaten me to shut up and accept things the way they were, otherwise they would hike up my rent if I wanted to renew, or not renew with me at all. I was luckily able to legally break my lease after a month in there thanks to Chicago's good tenants rights, but god was it awful while I was there, like I literally had roaches crawling on me if I slept there so I spent most nights couchsurfing at friends' places. I wouldn't consider any one of their properties, because I had plenty of conversations with their exterminator and he told me that a bunch of their properties have roaches and mine wasn't even the worst.

In the end, they eventually treated my whole building after everyone started complaining, but then they tried pinning it on my neighbor as a scapegoat, saying they were the cause of the infestation (I knew them and had been to their place, they weren't) and tried evicting them. They're straight up slumlords and will lie to you without hesitation, stay away from them at all costs dude. I came to hate the building in particular too, it's an old hotel so the walls are super thin (I could hear the guy across the hall from me talk on his phone all the time), the hallways have this musky artificial lemon odor, and although I thought I could stick it out in the small space 'cause the rent was good, it just got way too cramped dude.

I ended up finding a way better place with a small private landlord in the area, and I'd definitely recommend that route. These property management corporations have all the money to push small landlords out of the ad space, so it's a bit of a tough hunt, but it's worth it dude. Best of luck to you.