DO NOT MOVE HERE IF YOU EXPECT TO BE ABLE TO USE THE POOL OR HOT TUB. The pool has been closed for almost every day in August (even weekends) because management has failed to find a life guard. If there is only one guard, management sends them to the Cork Factory pool and does not allow Lot 24 residents to use the other pool. Also, the hot tub has been broken for most of the summer and the staff has stopped cleaning it so it looks disgusting. Please move here if you like looking at an empty pool on a beautiful 80 degree day in August that you are paying for with your expensive rent every month.

Nice place - convenient- apartment is clean and spacious for a studio apartment. Restaurants and public parking right there. Anyone moving to Pittsburgh should check out out. And they have free coffee in the lobby for residents- nice touch.

I cannot say enough about how much we love living at Lot24. Any request is immediately granted, the people who work here are so nice, and the location and amenities are amazing. We never have a problem finding parking, our neighbors are quiet, we could not ask for more!

Love the amenities, the front desk and office staff, the aesthetics of the building! Enjoy the community, combined with those over at the Cork Factory.

Very nice dog friendly complex that is very expensive, but it is very nice!

While the housing and renting market in Pittsburgh continues to grow, there are a multitude of living options available in many different areas. It can be overwhelming if you are looking for a place! Upon my move to Pittsburgh in 2015 I found myself falling head-over-heels in love with the Strip District. After living on the North Shore for a year, I knew a move was soon underway. There was no other neighborhood that captured my attention as much as the Strip did. When I learned about the abundant housing options scattered along the far end of Penn Avenue, I started searching for my perfect landing pad. Here is what I learned along the way: choosing to live in Lot 24 goes much farther than choosing an apartment because of its’ cost and availability. For me, living in Lot 24 means choosing to live in a place that perfectly accentuates my lifestyle and personality: a young professional who enjoys accessibility to the outdoors and the convince of downtown at the same time, while embracing the charm and history of a unique neighborhood. Lot 24 offers a comfortable lifestyle without pushing you too far out of your comfort zone. While our properly manager is more than helpful, maintenance is on point, the doormen become your friends, and the grounds are spotless, the time you spend living at Lot 24 is what you make of it.The most appealing aspect of Lot 24 to me is the location. Situated on Railroad Street, the small complex is hugged by Penn Avenue on one side and the Allegheny River on the other. Walk down the street and enjoy life by the water. Or, turn a corner and bask in the rush of the Strip as produce is sold, coffee is roasted, giant sandwiches are made, and as history is preserved in one of the Steel City’s most iconic neighborhoods.Some of my favorite features at Lot 24 include: our small but cozy balcony, modern appliances, an exclusive gym next door and, a gorgeous community room and courtyard. Take a walk down Railroad Street and it will feel as though you are stepping through a cleaned up version of industrial Pittsburgh. A railroad track winds its way though the pavement, a stagnant black train stands still a little ways down, and every Sunday you will hear the whistle of a running engine as it travels through Pittsburgh carrying who-knows-what. Walk a mile in the other direction and find yourself in downtown Pittsburgh where the bar and restaurant scene is striving. Beyond that, the apartment sits on a common bus line and is close to other neighborhoods including: hip Lawrenceville, the historic North Side, quirky Polish Hill, and more.The community here is strong and full of young professionals starting careers, folks starting families, and older folks winding down. Dogs running down the hall, babies being pushed in strollers, back-yard style grill outs, and happy hour events are common sightings at Lot 24. There is a lot to embrace and Lot 24 provides the perfect environment to enjoy all that Pittsburgh has to offer.When I wake up in the morning and take that first look out my window, I see more than a living place. I see an investment in a neighborhood that has come a long way. I see an opportunity to support small-business owners who are doing what they love. I see the skyline of a city that has given so much back to its natives and transplants alike and I am reminded that while I could live anywhere, I choose to live in Pittsburgh on purpose.Xoxo,A

Its almost like staying at a really nice hotel

First floor is noisy and priceless.

Extremely clean... Nice staff...

Terrible service. It takes 2 months to fix a door. Ridiculous. The room is very noisy.

Nice area