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I'm not familiar with the lottery process but out of curiosity, did any one actually view a "market rate sized" unit for Plank for their lotto tour (studio, 1BR, or 2BR)? The floor plans I viewed aren't available online so I'm assuming they reserved the smallest units for Lottery tenants (I get they'd rather charge more for the larger units, etc), but I was curious if what I saw was the only option or if it was due to being near the end of the line.
I'm grateful I made it this far for a beautiful building/discounted rent especially with the crazy market right now, but I was a little disheartened by the bizarre layouts available. It was obvious there was thought put into the market rate layouts and the ones I viewed felt more like they threw together a unit with whatever space was leftover from those.
Just email them and request floor plans and virtual tours of each one you viewed. They were more than happy to email me the floor plans. I chose between the P and A lines. I chose the P layout; these apartments are tiny, in my opinion, but the building is lovely, and the 24 hr gym is a steal.
Just made an account to respond to this. I visited two one-bedroom apartments this month, and was told one was around 460 sqft and the other was almost 500 sqft. I was also struck by the size, especially after looking at videos of the market rate one-bedrooms on YouTube.
Yeah, I must admit I was also a little disheartened by their size. However, the building and location are to die for. (As I keep telling myself)
Just email them and request floor plans and virtual tours of each one you viewed. They were more than happy to email me the floor plans. I chose between the P and A lines. I chose the P layout; these apartments are tiny, in my opinion, but the building is lovely, and the 24 hr gym is a steal.
Right, my issue isn't accessing the floor plans to the units I viewed. My question was to anyone who was asked to come in and tour their potential lottery unit(s) (regardless of household size), if any of the larger floorpans were available as a potential lottery apartment or if Plank reserved their tiniest floorpans for their lottery quota.
I love the building and the amenities — I don't need to be sold on that. It's fabulous. Again, my question was mostly out of curiosity if the available floor plan was surprisingly tiny compared to the market-rate ones because (1) by the time I toured it was near the end of the process & the smaller units naturally happen to be the last available, or (2) Plank reserved only the smaller units for the lottery and kept the larger ones at market rate. No hate to them if they did, it'd makes sense to get more rent for the larger ones.
Does anyone know if units are still available? My log number is 6XX and I've been in the pending stage for a while. Hoping for a studio and I desperately need to move now. Can someone drop the link for videos of the unit?
Did anyone else receive an email from their marketing/ management team about “previewing” an apartment? My email read that my log might be reached soon, but I can see the apartment beforehand…
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