I haven't lived there but I've worked for a company there. Parking can be a nightmare during the work day at least.

I have a friend that has a unit with no windows, it can be find for some people but it is rather depressing, cold, and dark for most

I checked out an apartment that had no windows there. For the price they’re charging a window isn’t negotiable.

By code, don’t “bedrooms” require a window

When they first opened, I took a look and saw an interior apartment with no windows. I still don’t know how it’s legal as there was only one door but they definitely have them.

I looked around real quick and noped right out. The larger apartments seemed nice but they were pricey. They’re probably horrific now.

I don't think so, but having a bedroom with no windows was the best part of living there. Complete darkness, even in the middle of the day. I was working night shift so it was perfect.

That said, we lived in the main building and our living room had a huge floor to ceiling window, so plenty of light.

Was also freezing cold through that exterior brick/glass wall with NO insulation.

Great location but management was awful. 5/10

What are they charging for an apartment like that? I could def live in a no window apartment.

When I looked 4 years ago it was $1450. So now I'm expecting $1800+? My 2 bedroom on the other end of the hall is $1955.

Well I was just looking today and they do have units that start at 1,650 so my guess is it might be close to that. I looked at the floor plan today and I love it

No windows wasn't for me. Just be aware that the walls are paper thin. I can hear full conversations from the neighbors from my apartment. Quite clearly.