600 on Broad

Overall the apartment is beatiful with large windows, hardeood floors and spacious, however, theres constantly issues with AC/HVAC/HEATING every month it breaks for 2-3 days and management doesnt take appropriate actiosn to prevent it. Electricity bills are too high due to that. Eleveator is also operational when it works. Management isnt renter freindly and do not care much, hard to get in contact.

I lived in the 600 on Broad building for two years and I really enjoyed my apartment. The open layout was nice and there were no issues besides one kitchen drawer that did not open because of a pole in front of it (poor design choice). August of last year - my boyfriend and I started to smell something in our bathroom that was becoming more pungent. At first, I thought it was mildew so we cleaned out the bathroom but that did not help. There was a spot of liquid beginning to form on our ceiling. We called maintenance to check out the leak. Heard back in a couple of hours saying that someone has passed away above us, so that is what we were smelling that week. The biohazard people came a few days later to cut out a hole in our bathroom ceiling to clean and left us with a giant fan to help with the smell. It still reeked like decaying corpse and all they did was patch up the ceiling hole with some plastic wrap and advised us that they would be back in a few days. They did not come that week, we called management who claimed that they did but will send someone else out. After 1 MONTH of calling they finally patched the hole up - but it seemed like they did not finish cleaning out our ceiling because I still got whiffs of the dead body. Could you imagine living like that for months? I was ecstatic to move out so I could get ready in my bathroom and not smell a dead person! There was no courtesy or empathy from management regarding our situation and we were treated like we were the issue. My boyfriend was told "If it was really that bad you would've been in our office." Why should it have to get to that point to solve an issue that is your fault? I was also back charged $500+ at once because management forgot to bill me for parking for 3 months. Absolutely ridiculous. As soon as I can I never want to give you people my money again. I hope you solve your issues or pay your workers more money - because I know you guys have it - so they are not so miserable and soulless

The building is an okay place. Feels temporary and management treats you as such. Utilities are expensive and management doesn't share satisfactory transparency for why this happens nor do they work/invest towards lasting repairs. Maintenance will give things basic patch jobs but they are quick to purposefully do sub-par work as revenge. Most concerning is my neighbors are often without AC/heating, even in extreme temperatures above 80 or below 68 during summer and winter. Still, the units are in decent shape cause the building is solid and not as old as some of the historic homes in the area. Parking is very limited. Location is very close to public transit and CC.

I have lived in this building for 6 years and its a shame that it feels like the stepchild to PMC's properties. The outside back area is wasted. In 6 years, I have barely seen anyone sit out there. A grill would do wonders. Maintenance takes forever and it's not their fault. The wallpaper is peeling in some areas. The game room above the gym is useless. The building is probably considered outdated copared to other newer building that are popping up. Whatever happened to the pool access at 640?