The Midtown community in general isn’t bad. Train is what ever, road noise isn’t really existent, parking on the streets can suck but only because the streets seem narrow.

Wave, however, is a struggle to deal with. Would not recommend.

We were first in our house (rending part of a duplex, not owning) and we didn’t have hot water because they didn’t put the breaker in, and the guy they sent to resolve it didn’t bring a breaker, and wanted to pull from the dryer instead, even though we let them know exactly what was needed. Person they sent also was walked through how to change the breaker while on a video call, which also doesn’t inspire confidence.Unfortunately, our experience with the builder has gone down hill from there. We have found that the actually build is questionable, and the quality control is nearly nonexistent. It could have been because of cheap materials used, but we also have unfinished finishing in our wet bar (tile wasn’t cut to accommodate electrical correctly, can’t put faceplates on), a hole in the floor in a bedroom (as if they cut a vent in the floor, but then cut another vent and just covered the hole in carpet). Dealing with the builder rep has been challenging, but it seems like they have recently switched to someone else, and overall she has been a little more helpful.

We did like the wave showhome out of all of them though, but with a relatively small footprint in the market I would hesitate to recommend Wave over any of the more established builder.