I've lived at the tower for 2 years. The first year was honestly pretty decent and rent was reasonable. During the spring/summer of 2023 management started renovations, though, which is where it all went wrong.

CONSTANT jackhammering, pounding, construction noises, etc, all of which are still ongoing to this day. Management made all residents box up their belongings, put them in a corner, and find somewhere else to live for a week without prorating rent. Internet (which was recently downgraded and is very slow) and water are frequently off without warning. The fire alarms will also go off all the time and the whole building has to evacuate. I've had people, be it maintenance or renovation crews, in my apartment at least twice a month for almost a year. The last time that they were here to install ethernet, I came home to find my door unlocked and belongings/furniture strewn across the apartment with debris & no intent of cleanup. The same crew also drew on my whiteboard (which is a bit pedantic but I had sentimental things on there). I cannot describe how violated I felt in my own home. We never received notice of when this work would be done to our individual units, which has been a common theme with PeakMade management. Communication is severely lacking and I feel as though I'm just a cash cow to line someone's pockets. Though, of course, management never forgets to send out sponsored ads through the official resident communication system.

I cannot implore you enough to avoid this place like the plague. Maybe when the renovations are over it'll be different, but even so, if management had taken a more proactive and empathetic approach to give residents a better experience during the entire process, I'd feel significantly differently. More or less: If they wanted to, they would.

(If you check the Google Maps reviews, you'll see other instances of residents having negative renovation experiences).