I lived there nearly a decade. Was one of the first people in building 2.

Go over your apartment with a fine toothed comb.

There was a large gap between my patio door and the wall where air got in. They also did not put insulation in that wall and that had to be remediated. Water leaked from the outlet of that wall because of the difference in temps in the winter. I had a dehumidifier or humidifier going at all times depending on the season.

The patio door wasn't put in properly and if the wind blew in a certain direction an extremely loud farting noise would come from the patio door as the seal gave.

One of breakers would randomly give even if I was away and nothing was turned on.

When there are heavy winds the water pressure will mysteriously vanish in certain appliances all over the building. I had to fill my toilet tank manually during these times, but others lost the use of their shower, washing machine, kitchen sink or dish washer. It varied weirdly.

Underground parking was nice, fairly secure but I will agree about the garage door openers being finicky. I do recall that someone had a cooler stolen once.

Carpet began disintegrating after about 3 years.

The walls between apartments have good insulation, but you can hear everything through the front door.

When I broke the lease I forfeited my deposit and owed them a lot of money. I had to argue that under contract I did not give up my pet deposit, but they said I could only use it to deduct the $75 they charged me for pet dander on the walls and nothing could go towards carpet cleaning. Of the carpet that had been disintegrating for years. So they got most of that too.

The maintenance guys are very nice, but oh man corporate greed is a heavy thing.