The apartment has a very irresponsible and unprofessional management team. They overcharge the resident without notice and will still charge you rent for both units even after you transfer to a different unit in the same building. The utility fee has increased significantly since we moved in. The management team is slow in fixing problems and rejects requests without any explanation.

Its a bit expensive and utilities add up because heat/hot water/gas etc is split between the building regardless of if you don't use any. Then you pay your own electric and wifi separately. Parking is another ~130 per month. The higher units that face any direction but north get very hot in the winter because the windows barely open and the heat is not that controllable.

The building management are not the most responsive.

only 2 bed and up have laundry in unit.

Pros:
+ Amazing views of Chicago and the lake
+ Responsive maintenance team
+ Good location; close to Northwestern
+ Well-equipped gym
+ Kind, helpful doormen

Cons:
+ Remodeled units are attractive but workmanship is poor. Cabinets are badly scratched, some drawers don't open properly, floor has gaps, carpet is old
+ Only internet available in building is 50 mbps AT&T - impossible to get faster service because building's owners have not invested in new wiring
+ The building turns heat on in the colder half of the year and AC on in the warmer half, but each is unavailable in the opposite half of the year
+ Thermostats don't allow you to select an actual temperature - only option is to put the thermostat on "on" or "off" (i.e., in the winter you can have heat or no heat, in the summer you can have AC or no AC)
+ Water in unit is sporadically very hot or very cold

They have been upgrading the building so the elevators finally work, after last year when they replaced them and they were constantly breaking down. The internet is a very old system thru the phone line and it goes down frequently. Your only option is AT&T it’s $70 a month and bad.

The 1 bed and studios don’t have the laundry and the machines are dirty and smelly

The building can only run ac or heat and the windows don’t open far so when it’s set to heat even it your unit hear is off and it’s warm out the apartments are hot. The window barely open so no breeze is possible.

Great location. Recently renovated so the building lobby, amenities and apartment interiors, appliances etc. are good (the elevators are one exception). No "hidden issues" to flag. Management has been fine to work with. Rent is pretty high.

Great location and apartment condition

Park Evanston is one of the closest buildings to the hub, something you appreciate most on the coldest days. Units are relatively large for the price and renovated units have nice finishes. No in-unit washer/dryer in Studios or 1beds.

Good enough building close to campus. Can’t control heat or air conditioning. No dish disposal.

Good experience with management regarding questions/concerns. Great walking location to campus and pretty equidistant to other Kellogg-populated buildings. My unit has great views from the 19th floor with plenty of sunlight and southeast views. My unit was entirely upgraded before move-in (new appliances, new floor, new carpet, and recycled cabinets/counters.

I love my apartment for the beautiful view and the giant windows. The complex also has a decent gym and is conveniently located next to Whole Foods. The master bedroom & closet are big, which is very nice.

However, it has many issues, unfortunately. It is not as nice as E2 or Albion, so it should not cost as much.

The package room does not work well - they never notify you if you have a package, so plan to track them yourself. It is an old building with renovations that look nice (ie newer appliances), but misses some important things. Most notably, there is no fan in the bathrooms, there is no garbage disposal, there are few ceiling fixtures (no ceiling fan / light in the living room or bedrooms, only a ceiling light in the kitchen), and the sink has square corners (where you cannot get them clean).

The temperature control is on an old system: no digital temperature display and the whole building switches from A/C to heat together, so hopefully you agree with the timing. In the winter, the leaking heat seems to come into my room even with the thermostat off, so I often end up opening my windows on occasion.

Since we have a two bedroom unit we have in-unit laundry (1 bedrooms don'e), but it was just put in an old closet which does not have ventilation, so it does not dry very well.