I live in 925 Pacific and I couldn't be happier. Literally my only complaint is that I can hear my neighbors a bit when they're in the hall through my front door (probably easily fixed). And I can occasionally hear the people upstairs - but very faintly and only when it sounds like they're moving furniture or something. Even with all the construction outside, the apartment is really quite. The floors, cabinets, bathroom tiles, fixtures, appliances, lighting..etc are high quality and look great. And the windows and light are as great as you'd imagine. It is clear that they put a lot of effort into the design and a lot of money into the details. Everyone is nice (hello living people and building-mates) the park is so close, C train is close, Vanderbilt ave is great and only getting better (for restaurants, bars...etc). I highly recommend these buildings--as long as the others are as good as this one. Oh and I forgot to mention that the a/c, heating system is fantastic. I can bring my apartment from 90f to 70f in probably 7 minutes.
I live in 925 Pacific and I couldn't be happier. Literally my only complaint is that I can hear my neighbors a bit when they're in the hall through my front door (probably easily fixed). And I can occasionally hear the people upstairs - but very faintly and only when it sounds like they're moving furniture or something. Even with all the construction outside, the apartment is really quite. The floors, cabinets, bathroom tiles, fixtures, appliances, lighting..etc are high quality and look great. And the windows and light are as great as you'd imagine. It is clear that they put a lot of effort into the design and a lot of money into the details. Everyone is nice (hello living people and building-mates) the park is so close, C train is close, Vanderbilt ave is great and only getting better (for restaurants, bars...etc). I highly recommend these buildings--as long as the others are as good as this one. Oh and I forgot to mention that the a/c, heating system is fantastic. I can bring my apartment from 90f to 70f in probably 7 minutes.
Posted by: jpm at September 4, 2008 9:01 PM in response to Checking In On Hello Living