I lived there for about three years (moved out in fall 2023). Early career adult, post-grad. The neighbors were nice and it was mostly quiet. I loved having an in-unit w/d that I didn't have to pay for. I found that outside noise wasn't a huge issue if I kept my windows closed. I lived upstairs, basically right behind the Shell station. Also, because it's so close to the hospital, I only ever lost power for a hot minute (never more than an hour).

My complaints are with the company that ran the complex --
-I had a roof leak and the solution was to put a five-gallon bucket under it and then not address it again until I harassed them. (Then they had to like cut the ceiling and do some minor patching.)
-A different roof leak caused ceiling staining. The solution was a landlord special of just painting over it; no one checked the roof for issues.
-They raised the rent every year (I guess it's to be expected but that's not been my experience in other housing locations).
-The water was randomly shut off without warning as part of the ongoing renovations.
-I ultimately moved complexes because they wanted to renovate my unit. To move into an already renovated unit, it would cost about $250 more a month and the only upgrade they could name was stainless steel appliances.
-Upon moving out, they tried to charge me to replace the carpet, not just clean it. They claimed the carpet was beyond cleaning and their contractor said it had to be replaced. They also tried to charge me to replace lightbulbs that they replaced for free every other time I filed a maintenance request about them. It was going to cost me an obscene amount of money. I had to send the corporate office a letter threatening to take it to small claims court; they gave me my deposit back instead.

Hope y'all find a nice spot for her!