Society Hill Towers

Andrew Chapman 

on Google

a month ago

I'm posting to clarify a few ignorant reviews about these "apartments." The reviewers apparently have no idea what type of housing they live/lived in. These are not apartments; they're condos. So when you see these negative reviews, they're usually the fault of the *private owner* of that condo unit – not the building management or association. How an adult can rent a place and not even understand where they live is beyond comprehension. 

neek buck 

on Google

9 months ago

They need to remodel these apartments . With all the new structures being build around them they need to upgrade to keep up. The apartments just look old. However the view is amazing I guess that's what you're paying for "shrugges" 

Nick DeFina 

on Google

2 years ago

If you are looking to rent, avoid these high-rises like the plague! They love to hit you with surprise fees after signing a lease, including two separate $250 charges (on top of a deposit) just to move your stuff in and out of the building - they claim it's a fee assessed for using the "freight elevator", but it's just the regular building elevator with padded blankets added to the walls. Overrated eyesores with a greedy/vindictive management team more concerned with making money for the HOA and whining about neighborhood c... read more

Claudine Homolash 

on Google

9 years ago

WARNING - there is not traditional air conditioning in these buildings and the units can get very hot especially with all of the windows irrespective of window treatments. The heating / cooling system is on a centralized system. Management controls when your unit pumps out hot or cool air or "neutral" air which is equivalent to the unit blowing out warm, dusty air. For instance, it is October 3 and close to 80 degrees. Management decided to turn the heat on a few days ago so the building feels like it's 80 degrees. With... read more

Beatriz Armour 

on Google

6 years ago

Have lived here my entire 20 years of life. And what has changed within those 20 years? Nothing. The heating and cooling systems are based off of management and it’s currently forecasted to be in the low 70s. But the heat is still on. Due to poor management a pipe repair project took almost 3 months when it was only going to take 3. And they put in a horrendous looking new “ac/heat” system. And still managed to avoid giving us autonomy over our own air system. The buildings constantly have leaks from the ceiling and cracke... read more