Penn South 2019 (difference between, outside, based)
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I agree with PennSouthGroupie! Cityboyz212, did you see a good mix of apartments, in different buildings? My daughter saw mostly Gs, and a couple of larger ones on low floors.
I agree with PennSouthGroupie! Cityboyz212, did you see a good mix of apartments, in different buildings? My daughter saw mostly Gs, and a couple of larger ones on low floors.
I’m happy you saw one you really liked!
Yes they were all in different building and on high floors, mostly Gs. I loved an E apartment the most.
Yes they were all in different building and on high floors, mostly Gs. I loved an E apartment the most.
Best wishes! So you’re talking about one bedroom G’s in a double building and E’s in a single core building. Both have nice living spaces and lots of wall space.
The E has some advantages over the G, though, in my humble opinion. The E has a slightly larger kitchen, with a window. And the living room is huge.
But the G is very nice too, with lots of wall space, as you mention, and good separation between the living room and bedroom. That's handy for when two people are each working from home.
Last edited by macnyc2003; 03-24-2022 at 09:07 AM..
H's? With the balcony? That's a great apartment! I wouldn't complain about an H, personally.
There's nothing you can do. You just take the list that they give you, and pick from those if any are still available after the people ahead of you pick theirs.
If no apartments are offered to you, you get to go to the next round. Maybe you'll get more variety there.
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