The Wolff Court

I applied to live at Wolff Court when I was in Chicago. But because I was working, I couldn't come in for physical tour. So they sent me a video of the apartment and I processed the documents and made my first month rent and security deposit. 2 days to my move-in day, they sent me my door codes and instructions on how to operate everything and where they kept my mailbox key. The day I finally moved from Chicago to Philadelphia, one of the staff kept calling me to know if I was able to get in and if I had any issues or need assistance. On that day also, my flight was delayed from around 10 am to 6 pm. My scheduled arrival would have been around 2 pm, but I arrived around 9pm. The guy (I couldn't get his name) was awake. He kept calling me to see if I was able to access the building and my

I totally miss living here. The GY Properties management staff were extremely kind and understanding towards me since day 1. For a Studio apartment, the price and the amenities are quite a solid deal. My only issue with the place was not with the place, but being located on Girard avenue. People drive very dangerously on a daily basis, so keep an eye out. Everything was clean and functioning well. Moving in and out is a breeze thanks to the hotel style luggage cart included in the apartment building. Maybe I'll move back in the future!

I lived here for 1 year and I could not leave fast enough. I even looked into breaking my lease multiple times. I was never shown my actual unit before move in despite being called “annoying” by the agent because I was “reaching out too much” and I ended up with a unit basically inside the fishtown rec. I work night shift so that didn’t work, as well as management always planning to do maintenance during my sleeping hours, I had to legit fight with GY every time they said someone was coming- also offering a different time- just asking them to be able to sleep. There are multiple occasions of dog feces on the walls and floors of this building (They do not keep common areas sanitary, I have pictures from myself and other residents). There are flies all throughout the building and in individu

*Final Review: Post Move-Out* Maintenance came to turn over our apartment several days before our move out date, which meant I did not have the opportunity to clean before maintenance came. The property manager Eva heard our complaint and assured us that we would not be charged damages that they found. This was a relief. But then we were told that our carpet had a pet/urine smell that could not be removed and necessitated replacement: one of the few “TBD” charges was $350, despite our pet not having urinated in the room during our time there. We considered small claims court or filing a complaint with the AG’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, but decided the hassle would not be worth it. Otherwise I stand by the rest of the review, one of the better landlords you’ll find in the City. ***

They use a bait and switch trick to get you to see an apartment. Leasing agent with first initial S sends an old virtual tour from 2 years ago of a completely different apartment. When you get there this rude guy shows you a complete different place, about a 200 sq ft room with a shower and a mattress. Meanwhile they’ve already taken $500 from your account as a holding fee and an $50 application fee. The building is awful looking and boring, absolutely nothing like the pictures. It’s a bad memory for me. Go at your own risk.