LPM Apartments

I’ve visited this apartment building and have toured multiple floors. I can confirm that the amenities are very cheap and not worth the money.
The layouts of the apartments are very poor with weird curved walls and odd angles. It makes for putting in furniture very difficult.
After they take your money on rent you’ll need to pony up for parking inside the building’s ramp if you have a car.
The developers are from Chicago and have designed a building that doesn’t fit the community or what renters are demanding. There are many other properties that are actually luxurious and worth the money you pay. Avoid.

Decent building but very poor management and not worth the money they’re asking.
I moved into the building back in October and was quickly disapointed of how much it was a waste of money. I write a check for $ 3200/​month for a 2 bedroom. The one thing they have going for them and they will use to sell you the building is their amenities. they have a floor where they invested time and money. Unfortunately that is the only place they’ve put money in. You’ll find out when you see the finishes inside the apartment. That is if you’re from out of town and have seen better places.
1. My assistant has been communicating with management about various issues and the emails the emails we have received from the building manager have to be the most unprofessional ones I’ve seen in my business careers. The tone she uses is almost as if she’s addressing a child.
2. I leave on the 35^th floor. I can’t tell you how many times I was stuck and had to wait because the service elevator which is the only one that takes me to the parking ramp, is out of service.
3. The finishes in the building are some of the cheapest I’ve seen. Especially when you pay premium rent and can easily afford a big house in Minnetonka with it.
4. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because the view from my room is the only positive aspect of it. A few months back I was working from the theater room in their community room and forgot my laptop there around 10pm. My laptop was gone by 8am. I let the concierge know and ask that someone gets back to me. No one ever did. I had to remind them, which those guys seem to not communicate with each other. I asked that management sends an email to all the tenants. The manager 4 days later, after she agreed to do so, told me that she wouldn’t send an email because according to her «if whoever took it had the intentions of returning it they would have already done so». Then she told me again that she would send it out. I asked a few tenants and they never received such an email. That really showed that these guys lack customer service skills. A tenant who pays $ 3200/​month loses their laptop (work tool) and they can’t send emails to other tenants on your behalf. What’s the point of paying this much?
I also live in Chicago and rent an apartment there. Unlike LPM, those guys in chicago are always willing to do whatever would make the tenant happy. Apparently the management at LPM thinks that It’s the best and only place to live in Minneapolis and thus can careless about tenants’ satisfaction.
I know Minneapolis doesn’t have lots of options when it comes to luxury buildings but I’ve heard good things about the NicOnFifth but more importantly good reviews from friends about their management. And their finishes are much more upscale.
It’s just a matter of time before LPM becomes just one of the many average apartment buildiings to live in.