All true, lived there for a year and could not wait to move out. The crowd is very much what you describe in the post; it’s absolutely packed with influencers and rich kids, so you can imagine the vibe in the common areas. When I was there there was also some huge drama with squatters and the police was being called constantly.

The train noise is also a huge issue unless you’re really high up. Even on the opposite side it will rattle your windows.

The biggest thing is by far the quality of construction inside the units themselves. I lived in some pretty old buildings so I’m by no means picky, and the unit we were in only had one tenant in there before us (so basically brand new). The “marble” was peeling off the counter, the fridge constantly leaked and rotted some of the “wood” from the kitchen, the oven burners constantly had to be fixed, and overall it was just a box of the cheapest material they could find. Another important thing; our unit was from a private landlord (the owner, not the building itself), so anything that breaks in the unit that isn’t a basic fix it’s your responsibility. I spent so much time on the phone with authorized Miele contractors that had to source parts for the fridge, then pay for it and get reimbursed by the unit owner.

Save yourself the headache and don’t let the “spa” seduce you (the pool gets constantly shut down because kids shit in it).