Statehouse Highline on 9th

Overall good apartment although some of the appliances and apartment itself needs some repairs. They are typically good about maintenance requests.

Nice amenities, responsive staff, close to campus

My apartment is located conveniently close to campus and I love being able to walk. It also has a pool, a workout room, and a coffee station that are open to residents. The leasing company is quick to answer complaints and maintenance issues and they are helpful if you stop by during the day. It is however expensive for the size of it and it is really dark. There are not lights in the bedroom space and it makes it difficult to read at night if you like to do homework in your bed.

The complex is very safe (have to have an fab to get in) and has its own gym. There is also a pool. Even living in a studio, there is room for everything I need. All units have washer and dryer in-unit. There are so many windows and a full kitchen and stainless steel appliances. There is free printing and coffee/hot chocolate (which comes in handy for finals)! Parking is $100 a month and is in a covered garage. Also, there are movie and game rooms that you can rent out. There are a lot of law students that live there if there is ever something you need. That’s been nice to have a small community there. There are normally no mechanical issues in the apartment. The only downside is the fact that the show is hard to clean. Also to get to one side of the building to the other you have to go through the garage.

Great for grad students

Great amenities (free Starbucks coffee, pool, gym, and amazing staff). Two options for housing: the breeze way ( very convenient since you park right out front of your apartment. However, no elevator. Pets allowed) can also live in a more typical apartment set up. 12 minute walk from the hospital.

One Pearl Place apartments are located in the perfect location to get to the medical campus. They are about a 10 minute walk/2 minute drive to the hospital. The apartment complex is home to mostly graduate students, residents, and undergraduate students whose parents are footing the bill. It is a very quiet building for the most part.

The building has a pool, gym, and common areas that are very well decorated. Other amenities include in-unit W/D, large rain showers, walk-in closets, and granite kitchens with stainless steel appliances. Really cannot complain at all except for the rent which goes up $50 a year, and due to its prime location there is high demand.

Great place