Building is very nice, 171 stops right in front making it very convenient. Amenities like the club room and gym are clean and easy to use. Front desk staff fantastic.

Compared to some of the other apartment buildings I would say Shoreland is the best value and experience. The front desk staff make you feel at home and always welcome. Maintenance requests are usually completed within 48 hours. The lighting and general apartment experience is better than Regents. Quite a few law students live in Shoreland so you get a nice community feel and you don't have to leave much. Also the bus stop is right outside and they usually give you $70 of Uber credits per month for rides home from the law school (after 5:30 and before 8:30 on weeknights).

Shoreland is convenient to the law school, and I have no problems with the apartment or management company, but cheaper options exist if you look.

MAC has been a bit iffy at times– they tried to trick everyone into bundling their utilities into one payment under the guise of convenience, but upon inquiry we found out it would about double the amount people were paying for utilities. The staff in the building and maintenance has been great though. I signed a two-year lease which is why I am still there. If they try to raise the rent again in conjunction with the utility increase when I go to renew I'll probably leave.

Also, top floor has tiny windows. It was disappointing for sure.

A lot of other law students live there which is convenient.

I really like living in the Shoreland. I think the amenities (particularly in-unit laundry) are great, and I like the social component of there being so many law students in the building. The front desk staff are warm and personable and maintenance has been incredibly prompt whenever I needed them.

Shoreland is a lovely place to live. You're right on the lake, which is great, and most rooms have great views of either the lake or, on the other side, the rest of Hyde Park. The rooms are spacious and recently renovated, and all include washer & dryer and central air/heat. And the (free) 171 bus takes you to the law school in less than 15 minutes. The Mac staff has always been great for me.

In unit washer dryer is super convenient, but there’s probably better value somewhere else. Lots of law students live here.

Shoreland rooms have lots of light and have a good layout. The people that work at the front desk are wonderful and service requests are done quickly.

For your first year it really is worth getting a secure and close apartment to introduce you to Hyde Park and the city. The price is definitely higher than the surrounding areas, but very manageable with a roommate and well worth the extra few hundred dollars a month for the simplicity of having a 24/7 front desk, responsive maintenance, and a bus stop right in front of the building.

I have a great apartment with a lot of natural light because I'm on the corner. I love having the in-unit washer and dryer, and there's a little over 20 other 1Ls in the building, so there's a good community.