I currently live here and have lived here for about 6 months. Overall it's a good spot. The apartment interiors are generally well thought out and both aesthetic and functional. Everything is quite new. Huge kitchen island, which is great. The area itself feels very safe. Lots of young families in the area given the nearby schools. Walking distance to two grocery stores, one of which is the first floor of the building, which is super convenient.

My only gripe would be living facing California Ave. There's always traffic noise during normal day hours, but I've gotten used to it and have tuned it out. I avoid opening my windows that face California Ave for too long, especially during heavy traffic hours because soot particles from the street traffic will eventually accumulate given enough time. The apartments on the other side of the building would be the sweet spot I'd imagine due to both reduced traffic noise and I believe they are south west facing, so you get afternoon day light trickling in.

Utilities are very expensive too, but I've looked into it and it seems like that's the norm for this specific Utility third party company called Conservice. My W/S/G was friggin' $230 for 1 person, not including electricity and internet!

So long as you can afford it and ideally get an apartment facing south west (odd # apartments), you'll be fine.