Great location with friendly staff…read more There is a large common area with tables and couches. All the usual high end Industrious touches are there, including offices, phone booths, coffee/tea, snacks, etc... Similarly, the bathrooms (coed but each stall has floor to ceiling doors) were kept clean and were nice, and they have events like sip n' paint. The location is convenient to Chinatown and Reading Terminal Market, and there are other restaurants, food carts, and shops within the mall and around the mall.

I am so happy we have Common Space in Ardmore…read more This is a new nonprofit that opened up in the space that for decades was Payne's Garden Center. What was once shelves of gardening products and their unique backyard plant sales is now a lovely space with comfy chairs tables, a small kitchen and a backyard patio. Everything is accessible and sensory-friendly. The goal of this nonprofit is to bring together community members of all abilities, ages, social groups, etc. They have a broad variety of programming - everything from making your own yoga mat and painting with watercolors to cooking to tabletop gaming and movie nights. Their director is very good to work with and open to new and interesting programming that is inclusive. Groups can also rent the space for meetings such as Civic meetings and such, there is a fee if it's not an open-to-all activity. I've gone there twice for activities, and it was great both times. Highly recommend going for their activities and such. It's pretty cool.

The only real plus of Rosemont Plaza is the location, especially if you're a student at one of the…read morelocal universities. The building is very old and it shows. You have no ability to control the temperature in your apartment outside of the 3 settings on the combined AC/Heater that every unit has which is ultimately controlled by the building. The air is usually very humid and the building can often smell musty. There were also numerous occasions of foul odors coming from sink drains in my unit. Maintenance came in and said that it's possible that a small mouse may have crawled up a pipe and gotten stuck. This persisted until I ultimately moved out. Speaking of moving out, it was a hassle. You have to "schedule" your move so you are given access to a set of elevator keys, which makes sense. What doesn't make sense is how most of the slots on weekends were always taken so management would "strongly suggest" that you pick a different day. I still had a number of days on my lease with some small things left over in my unit they were taken by maintenance. Management ultimately reimbursed me for the value of what was taken but again, these are things that just shouldnt happen.

I have lived in a one-bedroom in the Rosemont Plaza for just over a year. The neighborhood is…read moreextremely safe and is convenient given its proximity to 476, 76, KOP, and Northwest Philadelphia. There is a quiet small park across the street, and a McDonalds, Subway and CVS within easy walking distance. Rosemont Plaza hosts some very big rooms. If you are in the front of the building (facing Lancaster) you have wonderful light throughout the day. Lancaster Ave however can be quite loud in the early morning and in the early evening during rush hour. The free (non-HD) cable included with rent was a nice perk when I was searching for apartments, and the fact that they have Comcast SportsNet was a huge plus! The granite countertop in kitchen with modern flooring/appliances was also a draw, although the bathrooms and lobby are outmoded- the bathrooms in the lobby are however gorgeous! While rooms are big, there is only a moderate amount of closet space. The bathroom itself is around the size of a walk-in closet. I was pleasantly surprised when I moved in to see that they installed a new white carpet in my apartment. The padding under the carpet is dull, however, and sometimes if your neighbor slams their door/ kitchen cabinet loudly you can feel it. The noise from their kitchen into our bedroom could be trying at times, although it did improve after we had a discussion about it. Overall we have found that the apartment is rather quiet. Management was willing to fix/repair any and all issues noted on move-in. There are many benefits to living in the Rosemont Plaza. In addition to basic cable, electric, water and trash are included in the rent. Parking is also free, ample and safe. The management just repaved the parking lot so it is very even and smooth. The project to repave was fairly painless and was finished in under a week, although the lengthy construction project to repair/update the roof/awning in front of building appears to be stymied after several months with no progress, leaving the entrance with a bit of any eyesore. In the basement are reasonably priced large-load washers and dryers with electronic card payment system. There is a US Mailbox in front of the building and packages are safely kept in the conveniently located front office, which hosts evening and weekend hours. The manager also works late to accommodate resident's works schedules, and this allows issues to be discussed face-to-face. The traffic light in front of the building at Lancaster and Airdale also offers a long light for residents to enter/exit building at any time of the day or evening. Residence includes a limited access to Villanova University's fitness centers for only $25 a year. There is a pool in the back that is open Memorial Day to Labor Day for $125 per resident (with additional family members being $75 per year, and guests around $10 per day). The pool is large and beautiful with a diving pool and deep end. Not all residents buy memberships to the pool or decide to go swimming, so often you have a large pool to enjoy with yourself and the lifeguard. My experience is that lifeguards are not always reliable to show up/stay until the posted times (it is scheduled to be open until 7PM during the week and 6PM on the weekends), although management did refund cost of my pool pass because of this issue last year. Residents are polite and willing to engage in conversation. Undergraduate Villanova students cannot live in the building per an agreement with the University, and there doesn't seem to be an abundance of young professionals who live in the building either. Management is however very community-minded and community-friendly, and the complex is accessible and very welcoming of persons of all abilities. The complex hosts quarterly blood drives and semi-annual arts and crafts shows. The lobby also offers free books/magazines in lobby to take/leave for others. Management is most often willing to accommodate tenant's needs and offers free automatic bill pay. They also do a great job with upkeep of the building/hallways/ grounds, which adds to the experience of living there. On the downside there is a mandatory three-month notification for move-out (which management was unwilling to waive after two uninvited animal guests entered our apartment late last month). Overall my wife and I have had a pleasant time residing here. For the location, generous utilities, and overall hassle-free experience it's hard to go wrong by choosing to live at the Rosemont Plaza!

Great location. Plenty of office space and there's also a kitchen area. All the staff are very…read morefriendly and haven't had any issues with this space.

We have been renting space from American Executive Centers for years and have nothing but the best…read moreto say about the company. All offices are renovated, well-managed, well-staffed, clean and friendly. Piper, Ryan and Rita are terrific! Cannot recommend AEC more highly!

Building Management is TERRIBLE. Nelly was sweet and atleast she tried to get things done for you…read more She was very personable and developed relationships with us, even my dog loved her. The new building manager is more concerned with spamming you with text messages about events. It's constant solicitation in your own home. Yet a lightbulb will be out in the elevator for weeks. One Ardmore is a little higher priced, but it's worth it to avoid this fake luxury building.

I've lived in Cricket Flats for over a year and love my home! It's a fresh and comfortable place to…read morelive. My unit is bright and clean. The gym is spacious, clean and convenient. The roof deck is fantastic. Parking is safe and dry under the building. Management is attentive to any questions or issues and other tenants I've met are friendly. The location cannot be beat - it's like a cool city street area but right in the suburbs. I highly recommend!

Coulter Place in Ardmore's Suburban Square is stunning. I just signed my lease for a gorgeous…read morebalcony apartment and got everything on my wish list. The staff is remarkable. Ariel arranged for my tour and her attention to detail is outstanding. I feel like a movie star as I pass their concierge desk. ( yes.. this valuable added amenity is special ) The pool, work pods, gym and social spaces are beautifully done. And the Suburban Square location, across from Trader Joe's ( with the train down the street ) is awesome. This will be my FOREVER home. My heartfelt thanks to Ariel Kutsor for making this transition so welcoming. The management is 5 star Kudos to the builder and management company. I'm a happy camper.

Too bad it looks like a prison from the outside. The front is bad enough but the side view is a…read moredisaster. I can't imagine paying more than $3000/mo for a 1BR in a building that looks like this. Too bad because the site had such promise.

Miss my time here. Great management and integration with BioLabs. For a small life science startup…read morethere is no better location in the city.

Tomorrow will be 3 weeks since we moved into Oakwynne House. Apartment has great layout and nice…read morenew countertops and appliances. Unit was suppose to be Professionally Cleaned never happened the parquet floors where sanded and Saw dust was everywhere. A/C in living Room didn't work properly because clogged up with sawdust. The blinds Were covered with dust as where ceiling fans and light fixtures. The sign outside is falling apart. Neighbors tell us this use to be a really nice building but now not being maintained sadly. Location is wonderful close to shopping restaurants and train station. Reason I moved here was mostly Seniors living here and I am 70 and a Veteran. Mike McGonigle 602

We lived at Oakwynne for a year before moving out of state. It was absolutely lovely! You can walk…read moreright to Whole Foods in minutes, and also to downtown Ardmore in a relatively short time. We walked down to the Ardmore Music Hall for a show right after we moved in. We also walked to Tired Hands quite a few times to hang out with friends. The view from our 7th floor apartment was really nice, we saw quite a few lovely sunsets from the large windows in the living room. We asked them to install a nicer faucet head that we purchased in our kitchen and they did it for free. We absolutely loved this place. The pool was pretty large and nice as well. The walls were pretty thick and I don't think we heard our neighbors once. It did get a little cold in the winter at times because they were working out the heating system (this was in 2014-2015). Best place to live in Wynnewood/Ardmore area and I would highly recommend it to others.