PMC Property Group

300 Saint Paul Place is the worst building to live in. It may seem nice, but the building is notorious for having a roach problem, elevators breaking constantly, packages stolen, oh and the best part - the rent payment system constantly 'breaks' and doesn't pay the rent so they charge you fees saying you had no funds to pay. They always blame the residents when the leadership and staff are horrendously inexperienced and woefully incompetent. They refuse to help the residents because it's easier to blame them for the problems they cause. If you don't want roaches and ridiculous fees, don't live here. Also, they refused to move the dumpster from the top of the electric access point, so we were the only building in the city without power for 4 days.

An older building (early 1900s) with all of the charm (original floors, beautiful crown molding), but also some of the pitfalls (radiator heating, no central air, occasional mouse). Some units are more recently renovated than others, mine is definitely on the older side. The staff keeps all packages safe, the gym is solid, and maintenance is extremely responsive. The residents are very quiet and I've had no issues.

Compared to my other resident friends, my place is significantly larger and cheaper, and in the same neighborhood as everyone else. Especially for a doorman building, I think its a steal.

Expensive but worth it for amenities and grocery store on site

Has all the amenities I need and a very friendly staff who is responsive to maintenance request. Rent is reasonable given great location.

Located between Rittenhouse square and the Gayborhood, this is a great spot for restaurants, coffee shops, bars, workout studios, and shopping. Easy commute to Penn (straight shot on the bus for HUP and easy metro ride to Presby). Happy to be close to my co-residents in Rittenhouse. Good natural light. No direct sunlight but indirect light all day. Washer/dryer not in unit but there is a washer/dryer on each floor (usually don't have a hard time accessing it) which you pay per load. Not too expensive and given the great rent, don't mind it.

New build, convenient location to river trail, grocery stores. Has lots of amenities. Property management isn’t great, thin walls, expensive.

All around okay building, but priced like a luxury building. Lots of grad students and young professionals, and convenient location

This is a great building that has fantastic amenities and a responsive management. The one thing to know is that this building is very close to the train tracks and, depending on where you are in the building, it can be very loud and disruptive. Other units are better but definitely something to know when looking.

Spacious apartments, building itself does not have the best amenities

For the price it’s phenomenal. Modern, Clean, parking out back.

good bang for your buck; social apartment building but no issues with noise. amenities and management subpar

Management is pretty responsive to issues. The apartments are very spacious compared to nearby buildings, however, it is a bit of an older building. The amenities are poor, the gym has the very basic, there is no printer or common space; at least we have 24/7 security/reception. The location is great, lots of restaurants and places to go, plus transportation is nearby.

In july/august, my air conditioning bill (not included in rent) can reach $300/month. Very poor ventilation system, and the A/C is somehow linked between units- when I turn on my A/C, I smell when my neighbor is smoking pot.
Beautiful space and nice gym/pool area.

Great location and value. My unit isn't renovated but high ceilings and lots of space right above TJs.

I love my apartment! Very affordable and high-quality for a one bedroom at this price point. The building's amenities are somewhat limited relative to others, but the gym and roof deck do the job in a pinch. Utilities are oddly expensive relative to other buildings, so keep that in mind when setting a rent budget for this vs. other buildings.