Coppia Apartments

I like that the apartment is new and has ample space for storage. It’s close enough to stores and restaurants that you can walk everywhere while also retreating to a home that is somewhat quiet. It’s safe and great for walking my dog. It’s an excellent neighborhood and great for exploration.

I don’t really like much about how the building is run and will most likely move next year. - Move-in was awkward. I wasn’t given much direction on how to access anything and had to keep asking the front desk for help. I wasn’t even given my mailbox key and had to chase that down. - The leasing office is a strange experience and seems somewhat inaccessible. They’re rather speak to you on the phone than have you sit in the office. - The hallways on the individual floors don’t get vacuumed often, maybe every ten days, resulting in long-term debris. There is also a lot of scattered glass at the back of the building that never seems to get addressed. - There is no rooftop deck, which you’d expect for a downtown luxury building. There is a fourth floor deck which mostly provides views to the north. Eastern (downtown) views are mostly obstructed. - You never know when you get packages as no one ever tells you. If someone sends you a surprise gift, you’d never know unless they told you. - There is almost no way to avoid the concierge desk, so if you encounter someone who becomes overly familiar or creates an awkward experience, you’re basically stuck seeing them until you move out.