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My log number is 5xx - got asked for documents on 7/28, submitted today. I'm a single mom, so really hoping for one of the 2BRs, even if they are small. Closets don't look great, but this would be almost 1k less than I'm paying now and I wouldn't have to move for the foreseeable future. Fingers crossed.
What do we think the chances are of them reaching logs 10K and up. Log 11xxx :/
Not terrible. The building is desirable but the units are expensive and 130% folks decline units a higher rates so you may well be called but it will take a while in any case.
What do we think the chances are of them reaching logs 10K and up. Log 11xxx :/
I disagree with the above. I think the chances to getting to numbers that high are terrible. I was log# 3XX and already got waitlisted because they dont have units right now, more coming in the fall though
I disagree with the above. I think the chances to getting to numbers that high are terrible. I was log# 3XX and already got waitlisted because they dont have units right now, more coming in the fall though
You got waitlisted because they literally have no apartments available yet not because you have a high log number. I think people looking for studios and 1BR apartments have a good shot up till 5 figure logs. As someone else said, it just might not be soon plus amenities won't be fully open until 2024.
You got waitlisted because they literally have no apartments available yet not because you have a high log number. I think people looking for studios and 1BR apartments have a good shot up till 5 figure logs. As someone else said, it just might not be soon plus amenities won't be fully open until 2024.
Exactly. The building is not even totally finished. Being waitlisted is not the same as being rejected due to "no units available".
Exactly. The building is not even totally finished. Being waitlisted is not the same as being rejected due to "no units available".
I think what they were trying to imply was that, a lot of people aren’t rejecting the units the way other 130 AMI units in other building often get rejected. With the few units that were ready, people below 3xx are already accepting them. It’s a desirable building in a decent location so a lot more 130 AMI applicants are probably interested than normal.
While this building is super expensive, I have to give props to their affordable leasing team for communication! If you signed up for emails, you should’ve received the below communication:
Your log number is 15XXX
This week, we're beginning to reach out to the first 100 applicants in the LOG. Following that, we will be reaching out to approximately 200 applicants every two weeks until all 120 available apartments are filled. The amount of applicants we reach out weekly will increase after the first month. If your LOG number is from 100-300 you can expect to hear from us approximately within the next two weeks from now. For Log Numbers above 300, please refer to the following table:
LOG 300-500 - Approximately July 19th
LOG 500-700 - Approximately August 2nd
LOG 700-1000 - Approximately August 16th
LOG 1000-1300 - Approximately August 30th
LOG 1300-1600 - Approximately September 13th
LOG 1600-1900 - Approximately September 27nd
LOG 1900 and above - October 2023 onward
This email is not confirmation that you meet the eligibility requirements. You will be notified of your status on or around the date provided above.
Someone posted this before which gives a good idea of when people might hear. I think they're probably running behind even on this schedule. Patience is gonna be key with this one.
I think what they were trying to imply was that, a lot of people aren’t rejecting the units the way other 130 AMI units in other building often get rejected. With the few units that were ready, people below 3xx are already accepting them. It’s a desirable building in a decent location so a lot more 130 AMI applicants are probably interested than normal.
This is exactly what I meant... thank you, this was a very good way to put it.
I disagree with the above. I think the chances to getting to numbers that high are terrible. I was log# 3XX and already got waitlisted because they dont have units right now, more coming in the fall though
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Originally Posted by Citygirlie
I think what they were trying to imply was that, a lot of people aren’t rejecting the units the way other 130 AMI units in other building often get rejected. With the few units that were ready, people below 3xx are already accepting them. It’s a desirable building in a decent location so a lot more 130 AMI applicants are probably interested than normal.
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Originally Posted by vgome013
This is exactly what I meant... thank you, this was a very good way to put it.
I don't think there's any evidence of that right now. Again, being waitlisted at this point is most likely due to units not being done, rather than units actually being filled. We don't know how many units were available in the first wave so there is no way to know if the acceptance rate was higher than usual. Absolutely this is a desirable building, but the units are pretty expensive, even for 130% folks, and many of the apartments have awkward layouts with slanted walls etc. Plenty of people will be declining.
I don't think someone with 11k log has a good shot but like I said, I don't think their odds are terrible, and in any case it will be a long wait.
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