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Prin Ocea
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I recently moved in after a 4 day road trip from my hometown. I signed the lease before ever seeing the apartment, and the entire process was simple and straightforward. Karen and the other staff at Habitat have been so helpful throughout the stressful process of moving across the country. When we finally arrived I was not disappointed. There are of course going to be pros and cons of any living space, but for myself the pros of Kabin far outweigh the cons.
Cons:
Lots of construction downtown that can occasionally delay your drive. I’m starting to learn the back roads to be able to avoid this.
There is a beeping alarm in the lobby nearly every day. This is probably annoying for anyone living near the lobby but I’m far enough away I can’t hear it unless I go into the hallway.
Occasionally you can smell the dog food from the Purina factory, but this doesn’t bother me personally.
There are no drawers in the kitchen so I’ll be getting creative with how I’ll be storing my utensils!
No patio on any floor besides the 1st, but you still get the cool garage window that opens.
Pros:
No outrageous & surprising moving fees!
There is coffee and food in walking distance within the taxi campus. The prices are extremely reasonable and so far everything has been delicious!
The gym looks so nice and I’m looking forward to going there to work out.
There is a feeling of community. I haven’t met any neighbors yet, but there are so many events happening and I’m looking forward to connecting with people.
So much storage space! I got rid of a lot of things thinking there wouldn’t be room, but the closets are bigger than I expected!
The Habitat staff are so friendly and welcoming!
There are peg boards in every building where neighbors post about events and small businesses (like dog walking and tattoos).
The two bedroom is bigger than expected! The open concept makes it feel big and the bathroom is 3x the size of my bathroom in my last apartment which barely had room to stand in.
I’m genuinely so happy I moved here and am looking forward to all the opportunities that will come from living in this community.
Cons:
Lots of construction downtown that can occasionally delay your drive. I’m starting to learn the back roads to be able to avoid this.
There is a beeping alarm in the lobby nearly every day. This is probably annoying for anyone living near the lobby but I’m far enough away I can’t hear it unless I go into the hallway.
Occasionally you can smell the dog food from the Purina factory, but this doesn’t bother me personally.
There are no drawers in the kitchen so I’ll be getting creative with how I’ll be storing my utensils!
No patio on any floor besides the 1st, but you still get the cool garage window that opens.
Pros:
No outrageous & surprising moving fees!
There is coffee and food in walking distance within the taxi campus. The prices are extremely reasonable and so far everything has been delicious!
The gym looks so nice and I’m looking forward to going there to work out.
There is a feeling of community. I haven’t met any neighbors yet, but there are so many events happening and I’m looking forward to connecting with people.
So much storage space! I got rid of a lot of things thinking there wouldn’t be room, but the closets are bigger than I expected!
The Habitat staff are so friendly and welcoming!
There are peg boards in every building where neighbors post about events and small businesses (like dog walking and tattoos).
The two bedroom is bigger than expected! The open concept makes it feel big and the bathroom is 3x the size of my bathroom in my last apartment which barely had room to stand in.
I’m genuinely so happy I moved here and am looking forward to all the opportunities that will come from living in this community.