The Cooper Apartments

There is someone who lets their pet pee by the 5th floor elevator EVERYDAY. It is disgusting. At least be a little considerate and don't do it by the elevator and/or door. 12/17 The office staff either has no answers or is unresponsive to emails. The only way to get the attention of this place is through the reviews - for obvious reasons I'm sure. They'll make you get renters insurance but then still charge you the monthly renters insurance fee. 6/26 The saga continues. Do NOT rent a Cushman and Wakefield property. A fire recently tore through our apartment complex, displacing around 800 residents. It happened so fast that most of us had no time to grab anything — not clothes, IDs, medications, or pets. Some were at work or school and came home to find everything gone or inaccessible.

It’s not the worst place to live I was there for 2.5 years but for the price they need to do better upkeep on the building. CONS: The trash chute clogs up and trash room overflows every weekend because there’s no trash pick up till Monday. The hallways especially the carpets are NEVER vacuumed or cleaned. Pretty much the only area that I ever saw a cleaner was around the leasing office. Lots of glass on the sidewalk around the loading dock/dumpster pick up area which is dangerous for pets. The freight elevator in bd1 breaks every 3 months and takes at least a week to fix. Getting large packages delivered is impossible because the mail lockers are tiny and they don’t have access to the building for door delivery. Only fetch can deliver to doors and they will not do heavy or large items. P

I still currently live at The Cooper with my younger brother but will be leaving for a new job in a few weeks. This place has been such a blessing in many ways. They take care of issues quickly and the location is amazing! You can walk to many great local places and to top it off you can see fireworks during the 4th of July with ease if you are on the upper floors. The staff is wonderful and I cant recommend the place enough. I am happy my brother is staying for another few years just so I can visit haha.

I lived at The Cooper during the June fire, and I need to correct the narrative that “new management” keeps posting under every review. Their responses about being supportive, communicative, and attentive are simply false, and anyone considering living here deserves to know what actually happened. After the fire, communication was nonexistent. Weeks and months went by with little to no real information about my unit, my belongings, or any next steps. Their replies online claim they reached out individually, gave consistent updates, and handled concerns with care. In reality, they ignored emails, contradicted themselves constantly, and left hundreds of displaced residents completely in the dark. When they finally organized retrieval, it became painfully clear that the priority was not res

The building offers many great amenities for daily life, and the staff is kind and attentive, often organizing fun events every month. However, despite being labeled as “luxury apartments,” the behavior of some residents leaves much to be desired. It’s common to find dog poop in the 4th floor garage, as many residents walk their pets there and don’t clean up after them. If you're considering using the coworking space to work or study, be aware that it’s often noisy. Some residents bring their children there to play or skate, and others take loud meetings without using headphones. But the worst part is not even having peace inside your own apartment. Since a new neighbor moved in above me, I can hear every movement—walking, dragging furniture, even late at night around 11 PM or midnight,