AMLI Downtown

Unilocal doesn’t do half stars but I’d rate living at AMLI Downtown at three and a half stars.
Cons: When spending greater than $ 3000 per month on rent I’d expect a bit higher of quality and living experience. The parking lot is expensive, unassigned. The construction is poorly done: most of our drawers and cabinets don’t open right, countertops aren’t installed properly, etc. Very cheap, barely functional appliances. The washing machine has a burning smell, the fridge rattles, stove is lopsided. AMLI’s main cleaning guy frequently smokes outside either of the two entrances to the building, highly unprofessional.
At no fault of AMLI, there are some great, responsible people that live here but far more loud, drunk, messy, childish, irresponsible ones. Again, surprising at this price range.
Pros: The location is very handy for walking to a variety of great restaurants, bars, and groceries like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods. The rooms are spacious and loft-​like. The office area’s kept clean and it’s quiet here, despite being downtown. More than anything else, living here was a lot of fun. Incredibly convenient, hard to get a better location in Austin than this. Moving in and out was easy. Very pet friendly building too.
What really made the experience great though was the staff — always friendly, helpful, welcoming, and really had our best interests in mind.
It has its flaws but overall the good things outweighed the bad and I would recommend it, especially for anyone wanting to try living downtown and for anyone concerned about noise — these rooms (interior facing especially) are surprisingly quiet.

Thanks to Jeff, I love the AMLI Downtown. I have lived here for 12-​months and decided to renew another 13-​months because of Jeff. Jeff has a true customer-​centric leadership style. When it comes to selecting a place to live, the details really matter and Jeff gets it. He clearly knows the Amli Downtown community and sister properties well and will make sure you are comfortable with every aspect of your experience!
Favorite things about Amli Downtown:
— SERVICE 5 Stars, This is not the place where you want to interact with leasing agents only once a year, you get to know the staff here and it feels like family.
— LOCATION 5 Stars. It doesn’t get any better than 2^nd/​Lavaca. It just doesn’t. You are smack in the middle of the core downtown restaurants, hike & bike trail, W Hotel, JW Hotel, Congress Ave, Warehouse District, BARCHI Sushi…
— SPACIOUS 5 Stars. Floor plans are not awkward or unpredictable and you get ridiculous square footage plus high ceilings.
— INDUSTRIAL 5 Stars. Concrete floors, ceilings, industrial fans — all distinct from other communities. Love it.
— PRIVACY 5 Stars. I have never heard a neighbor speak, move, bark, or had anyone tell me to turn down my sound bar/​sub. This place is sound proof with your neighbors, and exterior chatter is super light and doable. (I live above Cru Wine)
Tips about Amli Downtown:
— FINISHES, Only a subset of units are upgraded to stainless appliances, granite counter tops, and inlay sinks. This should be a standard quality in every unit. Most units have floor tile for backsplash, formica laminate counters, and black appliances without microwaves. It’s the only awkward sad truth about this complex but hey — your rate isn’t Ashton and the location impresses you every single waking day!

Since my review, the office has begun implementing a way to control the pet mess problem. It seems a bit expensive and complicated for the apartments to implement, but i’m glad they’re willing to invest in keeping the place clean — I really hope it works!

I’ve lived here for 3 years now. I wanted an open, modern layout where I could have guests drop by for dinner or during the weekend and then have the option of simply going outside to enjoy the downtown scene without having to worry about us getting into a car and having to drive or find parking somewhere. This complex really checked all the boxes for me.
Any maintenance issue I’ve had has been fixed within 24 – 48 hours. Any issues I’ve had with neighbors have also been resolved pretty quickly by Erica, Jerry and the rest of the staff.
Regarding some of the noise concerns I’ve read on here, I can honestly say that on my side of the building (2^nd Street) it is pretty quiet, even in the courtyard, and even during F1 Fan Fest and ACL. But living downtown in any city you expect to hear some noise etc. If you want peace and quietness, you should request an interior apartment that overlooks the pool, and any of the apartments that are on the Lavaca and 2^nd Street sides.
The one con I have is the same con I have with every nice apartment in the area in that it is pretty expensive to live in downtown Austin. But compared with many of the other places I’ve visited so far, it really fits my lifestyle.

Awesome A-​oK Team = Albert, Anthony, Alfredo, + (office) Kelsey!
I moved to Austin from overseas & had to lease a place sight unseen. I originally selected another AMLI property a few blocks away, but upon arrival, it was clearly not in move-​in condition– complete disaster inside. I was super stressed out staying in a hotel downtown w/​young kids while waiting to get the keys for the new place. I had already wasted a lot of time there & it was getting late. I was shown another unit in AMLI on 2^nd– same size, but w/​a significant price jump for being 2 floors higher, which I didn’t think was reasonable/​acceptable considering the circumstance. By some fortuitous miracle, Albert just happened to be at AMLI on 2^nd during this mess. He quickly jumped in & offered to show me options at the property he manages a few blocks away– AMLI Downtown. I was reluctant since I saw online photos of it & thought it wasn’t modern or kitted out (no quartz or granite counters/​stainless steel appliances/​floor to ceiling windows), but w/​few options & exhausted from jet-​leg after a long haul flight w/​kids, I agreed.
After seeing AMLI Downtown (relieved online pix weren’t reflective), I was sold it was a WAY better fit. The units were much larger, more private, & had awesome built-​in storage w/​side-​by-​side washers/​dryers + kitchen upgrades. Other places had stacking w/​d or none so w/​d you have to rent — total pain. It’s zoned for a top-​rated school w/​Godzilla as the school mascot! I also liked that AMLI Downtown was more low-​key/​down-​to-​earth, & Albert was able to intelligently take lemons & turn them into delectable lemon meringue pies! This was seriously a situation that could have gone way south, & fast! Albert worked w/​me through the night & showed me units w/​different layouts & exposures. He was candid about the pros/​cons of each unit w/​noise levels. Though I have young children, I understand that living downtown in a low-​rise building = city noise. I did ultimately select a unit that faces the ‘noisier’ 3^rd street side because of it’s amazingly large balcony, but the evening music is actually great ambient noise that helps my kids stay asleep at night. It only took a few nights getting used to with my toddler waking up the first night at 1am & starting to dance like crazy to EDM from outside whilst saying, ‘Mama, dance!” So we danced until he was all danced out & fell back asleep for the rest of the night.
Since moving in, the rest of the staff have been awesome, attentive, & incredibly helpful. Anthony troubleshot a bunch of questions I had w/​deft precision; Alfredo went above & beyond to make sure I didn’t have any maintenance issues w/​the unit & everything was in tip top working condition, including helping me install an extra lock on the balcony door for additional child-​proofing; Kelsey in the office is an administrative wonder woman & my children absolutely adore her (she is the lollipop fairy to them!); & Albert continues to be the property management rock star that he is.
The property continues to be improved. They upgraded the business center to a cyber café w/​my current obsession– an insane seriously state-​of-​the-​art Starbucks machine w/​complimentary coffee (breakfast blend, pike’s place, decaf, or blend of any three) + hot chocolate! There’s also a pool, gym, bbqs & smoker. Since there isn’t a ²⁴⁄₇ concierge, they started a new package delivery system where residents can pick up their packages from a secure room ²⁴⁄₇ w/​an access code that is emailed/​texted to them when they receive a package. You can also have dry cleaning picked up/​delivered from the same room. The location is also ridiculously convenient– my walking dream. It’s in the delivery zone for lots of goodies on Instacart, Amazon Prime Now, Favor & Postmates for anything else that isn’t immediately around. I’m a total on-​demand gal.
The only downsides are parking & intercom system. In the original AMLI unit I had leased, 1-​year of parking was included. However, when I had to switch over to AMLI Downtown, it was reduced to only 2-​months. I think residents should have parking included, especially as their guests have to pay to park. The resident call box system is to a specific cell phone– it is the only way to let a person in. I am often on work calls or have a babysitter at home. I would prefer to have a physical system in the apartment so whoever is at home can answer, rather than calling my phone which I can’t always answer. Doorbells in the apartment would be a plus. I have missed deliveries because I couldn’t hear someone knocking or my kids get jolted awake by loud banging on the door.
Overall, the pros far outweigh the cons. I love that after 6-​months, you can change to a different unit or to a unit in a different AMLI community. This is a great option for new Austin transplants like me who relocate knowing little about the area or which area will ultimately be the best for them. I’m so glad I ended up here– thx for saving me Albert!

Stopped by looking for an apartment, Anthony helped us out and went above and beyond to try and find us a great match. He was a wealth of knowledge and left a great impression. The apartments were very impressive and comparatively well priced, we’re excited to move in.

I love this building, my specific apartment, and the staff.
The building is in a perfect location, just a couple of blocks from Town Lake, pretty much walking distance from everywhere, and great retail, food and wine very nearby. You can walk to east side, Rainey Street, west 6^th, and dirty 6^th within minutes. Ok, east side and Rainey take longer, but still I can say minutes — because when is it NOT minutes? :)
Parking is shared with the public but it’s all right and compared to grown-​up city prices, it is cheap. I sold my car not long after I moved to downtown Austin and walk pretty much everywhere as I wanted a true city living experience, but in the few months I had it here I never had issues with available parking, safety, or anyone breaking into or dinging my car. Don’t let the parking set-​up scare you away — it was a big concern of mine, too.
The building itself is super high quality. I love the concrete floors and design. (I had to laugh at another reviewer that said everything he dropped on the concrete broke. Um, stop dropping things? Did you not notice the concrete when you moved in? Got rugs? I digress…). It’s got a very nice urban element that can be easily made chic with the right basic décor. I never hear my neighbors and it all feels very private. I have a ton of space, too, which I love, and the light on my side of the building is beautiful. May not be a high rise, but that doesn’t mean the sun doesn’t shine here, people.
It’s also exceptionally well maintained by the super professional maintenance staff, and I’ve never had to wait more than 24 hours for a service request (and usually only that long if it’s a Sunday!). Alfredo and his team rock. I’ve never had this quality of maintenance service before, even after living in true luxury communities in big cities.
In terms of noise, it’s a city. It’s downtown. There will be noise. Stop moving downtown and complaining about noise, people. If you know there are 40 bars within a two block radius, oh and a concert venue, and move in here is it Amli’s fault you can’t get your beauty rest? No. I will admit that the 3^rd street side is a bit chaotic as you get the noise from the 4^th street bars; some people may not care about it. Being an old lady who DOES need her beauty sleep, I prefer the 2^nd street side, and I never hear a peep, even when a show lets out at ACL (or, least, not for very long after a show lets out at ACL). The office staff is quite honest about which areas of the building are quieter than others depending on your lifestyle and preference.
The staff is just amazing. They are thoughtful, responsive, go the extra mile. I’ve had a couple situations when I needed assistance beyond what is required of leasing management and every single one of them has come to my rescue with a smile. These are the the types of things that make an apartment community feel like a home. These folks feel like home.
When I first moved to Austin I checked out a bunch of buildings; it was between this one and the Ashton high rise across the street. Having lived in high rises in grown-​up cities, it was easy to choose the charm and high quality and personality of the Amli. It may have a shared public elevator, sure, and it may not have a 24-​hour concierge, but it has a staff that cares about you and your community, walls that you can’t poke a dent into with your thumb (I did this on an Ashton tour; it’s much cheaper than Amli but you get what you pay for with the shoddy construction); and the Amli Downtown has more than just «spit and polish» — it has substance. Love this place.

Just moved in and wanted to plug in some things on my balcony. Couldn’t get GFI outlet to work. Real easy website to put in service request and they had it fixed the next day while I was at work. LOVE AMLI downtown.

Great well maintained property for its age. Responsive staff and surprisingly pleasant community. People regularly greeted me passing in the hallways and in the surroundings. This doesn’t happen everywhere.
The location, size of the apartment, and balcony (I lived on the top floor corner with a huge balcony facing north west) are the biggest selling points.
I was pretty stubborn and insisted the non-​granite countertops would annoy me. But, as the leasing agent predicted, it was only a few weeks before I realized what a great place it was with location and size. If you’re a stickler, I understand they have some rehabbed units you can ask for explicitly. The kitchens also look kind of small, but they actually have tons of cupboard space. Something I’ll miss wherever I go.
Over the course of the past 8 years, I’ve lived at several apartments near and around downtown. From the Monarch, to AMLI 2^nd, to AMLI SouthShore, and Lakeshore Pearl. I don’t think I liked any nearly as much as this property.
Warning: Because of the unit I chose, I KNEW I was getting lots of thump at night — 4^th street is only a block away and there are live music venues and clubs everywhere, after all. Drive by at night, read city website regarding construction plans, and set expectations appropriately and you won’t be disappointed!
Finally, because I work in tech it is an important detail… despite advertising as such, ATT U-​Verse (fiber) does not service this complex (even if serves its sister community AMLI 2^nd just a block away!) — do not be trixied call and confirm. Google Fiber wasn’t available just yet, neither was FiOS.

Loved living here! When my partner and I first moved to Austin we wanted to experience living downtown before deciding where to eventually settle. So glad we picked amli downtown! The apartments were bigger than everything else we looked at, and reasonably priced.
Pros:
Location! Amazing location, tons of great shops and food right in the same building. Easy walk to the rest of downtown, and only a block from the trails along lady bird lake. We ended up walking everywhere, and discovering so many fun things to do.
Amenities: Our favorite part about the building was the pool! In the summer we met a ton of great like minded people having fun at the pool. Lots of loungers, and they do a good job of keeping it clean. There’s a bbq grill and a smoker. The residents we met were all great, even made a few friends :)
Management: Erika is the best! Really went out of her way to make us feel welcome. Management as a whole is very responsive, and you can tell when a team actually wants to keep residents happy. They also organize events you can join pretty regularly, when we first moved here that really helped us figure out happy hours and specials to go check out, and meet new ppl. On our first event we met a fun couple that gave us the low down on where to eat/​drink and when they run specials, downtown doesn’t have to be expensive if you know when and where to go :)
Layout: Our apartment had a great layout that was very open.
Parking: Convenient, and you can buy passes to give to your friends when they visit at a great rate.
Cons: (I didn’t take away any stars because I enjoyed my year at amli so much, but figured I’d list them as an FYI to prospective residents)
Kitchen: The counter tops and appliances aren’t the best for entertaining. For us the community won us over, but if granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances are important to you the Ashton has those across the street, but at higher rates and with an older resident base.
Parking: Because it’s public, occasionally bums will wander down and sleep near the elevators. Probably only happened 2 – 3 times during the year we lived there, and we’d always let the attendant know. Overall it felt safe to leave our cars there, but on some of the rowdier nights downtown you’d occasionally see drunk ppl stumbling back to their cars and being loud. The joys of public parking! Note that there was always parking for residents, they did a good job of not letting it fill up.
Noise: especially during sxsw it’s loud, regardless of where your apartment faces (our faced the courtyard). This should be expected living downtown, you’re going to be able to hear music and traffic unless you’re really high up. Normally it was quiet enough to get to sleep, and in general on a weekday it would get quiet around midnight or 1 depending on what was going on. I like things quiet, but found that I adjusted to living downtown pretty quickly.
Lease options: Maybe it’s a texas thing (I’m from California), but I’m used to when your lease runs out you go month to month at the same rate. Most places downtown only let you keep the same rate if you re-​sign for another year, otherwise shorter duration extensions are a lot more per month. We would have stayed on a few more months if we could have kept the same price.
Overall I’m glad I lived at the amli downtown, it was quite the experience! If I hadn’t been ready to move out to the ‘burbs, I would have stayed. If any of my friends or family move here and want to experience living downtown, I’d definitely recommend to them staying at the amli downtown or the one on 2^nd st.

I lived here for just over two years. It’s pricey, to be sure, but that’s one of the few negatives. You can’t beat the location… you are easy walking distance to most bars, restaurants and music venues downtown. You have easy access to town lake. You are right in the middle of the 2^nd street district and get all that, that entails. The parking structure makes everything convenient, although you occasionally have a homeless person and/​or the smell of pee throughout.
The staff were wonderful. They have a 48 guarantee for any and all service requests and immediately for more pressing issues. They have a ton of events and often partner with local restaurants for free food or happy hours.
Living downtown is great, but you do have noise to deal with. If you can deal with sirens most nights, you’ll be fine. Although, if you live on the north side, you might have to deal with late night noise from the bars on 4^th street.

Looking back on my time at AMLI, it was definitely an excellent experience, and I would recommend the property to anyone looking for a good, safe, well-​run, downtown apartment complex. Specifically, the staff was always extremely helpful, even after I had moved out, they would email me occasionally and let me know if I had a package that was delivered to my old address. Erica definitely went above and beyond; AMLI should hire more like her!

I’ve lived at AMLI Downtown for 8 months and love it. This is easily the best-​run complex I’ve ever lived in, and the service calls are handled quickly, efficiently and thoroughly. The front office staff has always been superb, and they plan nearly weekly events onsite or at eateries and bars downtown for the residents. The location can’t be beat — you can walk to everything you need, from Alamo Drafthouse to Whole Paycheck, and you are a block off of Lady Bird Lake. I fill up my car once a month now. The apartments are loft style, super clean, stylish and very well maintained. There are noisier sides and quieter sides to the building, but the pool in the central courtyard is very large, quiet, and has grills and a smoker for the residents — great for entertaining friends. Very, very happy here.

The Amli Downtown is the best apartment complex in downtown Austin.
First off the location can’t be beat… it is in the heart of downtown Austin between the blossoming 2^nd and 3^rd street shopping districts. Two blocks away from the Town Lake running trails and the downtown bar scene. The walkscore is 98 which means you can walk to take care of most errands. I only drive when I need to go to Costco.
The staff are superb. Cambron, Abbey and Erica make it easy to be a resident. The front office is even complete with free coffee and the occasional free breakfast tacos from Taco Deli. As far as maintenance… the Amli is legit with the 48 hour work order promise. I put in my first work order last Monday for a fan that was clicking and it was fixed on Tuesday.
Overall I am very happy with my decision to live at the Amli Downtown and have already recommended it to friends who are looking to move to the area.

I’m a new resident to the Amli Downtown and I just have to say that I think this is the best property if you’re looking to live in downtown Austin. First off, Cambron is absolutely amazing. He’s extremely helpful, very courteous, and made my move in very easy and painless.
Additionally, the layouts of the apartment are very spacious with a lot of room for storage. The appliances are all great for apartment living and the finish outs have a nice look. The tenants in the building are all very friendly and everyone is mainly the young professional type.
Overall, I would recommend anyone to live here and I won’t be moving anytime soon!

Just moved to Dallas and figured I’d write a review of my time at AMLI Downtown.
I’ll start by addressing some of the issues other Unilocalers have highlighed. Yes, there are times when it can get loud and some people don’t control their guests as well as they should but all in all, those kinds of incidents are more exceptions than the norm.
I really enjoyed my time here especially the proximity to bars, restaurants and coffee shops and I think it has one of the best locations of any downtown property. The staff were always nice and responsive and anytime I had an issue, it was quickly resolved.
I wish I had more time to spend there but life happens, however I’m happy my last months in Austin were at the AMLI Downtown.

I want to say that I don’t live here. This review is based on walking in and walking out.
I’m shopping for places downtown and thought it’d be nice to live in a complex that actually has all the retail, coffee and food I need. So, I walk in to the leasing office and was not greeted by a leasing agent. One of the guys looks at me and when I explain I’m there for a tour, he asks if I have an appointment. I explain I did not and attempt to sit at his desk when he says (quite rudely) «don’t bother, you won’t be sitting here. Go ahead and sit at that desk and I’ll be with you in a minute.»
I’m sorry but, it’s not at all what I’m looking for in an apartment complex. I’d give it no star if I could.

Everyone knows the location, building, pool, and staff are awesome. Having lived at the AMLI Downtown for over a year, here are the only drawbacks I experienced:
* Fire alarm went off at least once a month (pulled by drunks — finally put duct tape over the speaker in my unit)
* Fire extinguisher released in hallway (again by drunks)
* Concrete floors felt like walking on rough pavement (had to wear shoes at home all the time)
* Anything that falls, breaks, because of hard concrete floors (my Omega watch, alarm clock, cell phone, a lamp, etc.) — hardwood much better
* Noise from dumpsters being unloaded at 5AM
* No noise absorbing materials in hallways or on floors (drunks are noisy)
* No security — easy to defeat their elevator/​door card system
* People dialing wrong number (mine) from call box in the middle of the night
* Hot water heaters in units are way too small — runs out of hot water in ~10 minutes. Took many cold showers when guests stayed over.
* Parking lot very expensive — and you don’t even get an assigned spot. No parking for guests if they arrive too late on Friday or Saturday night as the lot fills up with hillbillies headed downtown. My car doors got dinged multiple times.
If you’re OK with the above and got money to burn, the AMLI Downtown will be perfect for you.

I’ve lived in AMLI downtown for a year now. While not perfect, it’s certainly one of the best complexes I’ve ever lived in, and it’s far and away the best value for your money downtown Austin.
You can’t beat the location. Two blocks to Congress; two blocks to the Warehouse district; in the up and coming «2^nd Street district,» four blocks to 6^th Street, four blocks to Lady Bird Lake and the greenway.
The apartments, too, are quite nice, and quite large by downtown standards. Concrete floors, ceilings, and pillars throughout. Track lighting, spacious rooms, plenty of outlets, and HUGE balconies (compared to the their competition). Our apartment has a particularly big balcony that allows for a multitude of plants, a full-​sized table and a hammock! Quiet (for downtown) vis-​a-​vis your neighbors. We, unfortunately, live on the west side of the complex, and have been enduring the W construction. It keeps us up (although the noise is MUCH less than it used to be) because they build and pour concrete all night long, at least 2 nights a week. They got a permit from the city to do this «for the health and welfare of the residents» (meaning they don’t want concrete trucks on the street during rush hour) but they still pour concrete during rush hour! We complained to the city and beckoned an AMLI representative to join us. Nothing happened.
The common areas and facilities are nice. The pool is small, but appropriate for the complex. The exercise room is also a little small but is generally well equipped. The business center has been a life saver! You can quickly check your e-​mail, print a boarding pass, or even fax for free. I never thought I’d care about a detail like that, but when you need those services, it’s great to have them in the building.
AMLI is attempting to create more of a community; there are regular happy hours (that sometimes are not very well attended, or sometimes so well attended that it’s overcrowded) at nearby restaurants and bars, and there is an occasional get together in the building. AMLI tries to have some special events, too, like cooking classes or a free sample yoga class, on the premises. The «AMLI keychain» program gets you 10−20% off many of the stores and restaurants in the 2^nd Street /​Warehouse District area.
Besides the lack of support for our W campaign, the AMLI people are fairly good to deal with. Much better than the staff at other complexes. They do care about their residents, and want them to enjoy their stay. Weird stuff happens (like them cashing your check early after they told us they would hold it until payday), but they are quick to fix things and actually will work with you to accommodate you the best they can. Maintenance requests are handled timely, and the main maintenance guy is great. They even had a battery charger to jump my car after I left the lights on!
Downsides:
The appointments to the apartments are a little out of date (older appliances, fixtures, etc), especially compared to their competition, which have almost entirely stainless appliances, granite countertops, etc. But I understand they’re working on it. The black, textured fridges work well and don’t show fingerprints anyway.
Parking is way too expensive, unless they happen to be running specials.
There’s no hot tub or gas grill.
All in all, a great place to live — a great space mixed with a location that allows you to take advantage of all that Austin has to offer.

With so many bad reviews for the AMLI on 2^nd property, I thought I’d leave some words of praise for the folks who run this, their sister property.
In a word, awesome! I haven’t had any problems with anything. Everyone in the office knows what’s going on, always has the right answer, and is always willing to help me out.
When touring, all my questions were answered honestly and fairly. I looked a lot of different places and chose this one because unlike the other yuppy farms, this one has character and the people working here aren’t cheesy folks who will tell you anything to get you to sign a lease.
The units are fairly insulated from noise. I should know because the W is being built right across from my balcony. Trust me, the difference in noise with a door or window opened is amazing… I can still hear construction, of course, but the noise is below my expectations. Since noise is usually a big concern when classing apartments, I should I say that I once heard an orgasm from somewhere (not my unit, unfortunately) and can hear the occasional bass line, it’s kind of tough to tell from which direction the noises are coming. It’s nice being surrounded by concrete sometimes.
The only negatives about the units themselves are that the appliances are on the cheap end and outdated… That’s the only negative. I knew that when I moved in and I still moved in.
The folks in the front office have received more packages on my behalf than I care to admit. There’s always a hand-​truck/​dolly available to get them back to my apartment… Yes, I need equipment ’cause I order a lot of stuff. The staff are beyond nice and obviously take their jobs seriously. The bulk emails the staff send are always useful and pertinent… no spam from the office!
Another nice thing about living here is the keychain discount program. I get discounts and deals everywhere because I live here! Between this and my Go Local card, I feel like my whole life is 20% off… in a good way! The staff keep a newsletter posted in the elevators to inform us of cool things going on in the neighborhood, new discounts we get, or of AMLI sponsored happy hours!
And yes, people show up at the sponsored events. The expansive hallways make this place feel deserted sometimes, but the happy hours are a good way to meet your neighbors and try out one of the local spots for some food and drink.
I’m down with the AMLI Family. You guys rock!