Actually I think they meant the actual leasing office has no control because it’s corporate that is overruling them. It’s above the leasing office pay-grade to deviate from what the pricing model (that’s running from the corporate office) is telling them.

Certainly will be cheaper. If you don’t care for the amenities etc. you’d probably be better off.

Like any management company run building, they nickel and dime you for everything. Expect to pay an extra $80-$100 a month in a variety of “fees”.

Confirmed on paper thin walls.

Edit: debatable on the lighting. I live in a corner unit and my apartment has 6 windows so plenty of light.

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One of the many cringe worthy lines in that article.

Guess all those 1 month broker fees are going towards this lady's $26k Uber Eats bill