Element Luxury Apartments

Been here a while. Started out great but it is quickly going downhill.
The grill on 10^th floor was gone for a long time. It has been replaced but the other still doesn’t work.
Likewise the «theatre» has not worked in a while.
Now, we are developing a smoking problem in the building and the management isn’t doing enough to deal with it. The smoke permeates the halls and seeps under your door. Quite disgusting.
Yes, the view is nice but there are no curtain rods even to help block the light in the morning.
The gate is often broken in the parking garage or the sensor barely works. Parking spots are narrow. Visitor parking is nearly non existent.
Overall, the rooms are nice but not worth the price when you add up every other issue that has come up.

I moved to Tampa a few months ago. I looked at about 6 places before I stumbled upon Element. Im absolutley loving it! The people that live there are extremely friendly. The office staff is always pleasant and informative. Jessica gave me my tour… very impressive young lady. Also the concierge staff is top notch. Especially jose… the guy is always smiling and pleasant; whenever I have a question for him about the neighborhood he points me in the right direction. Hes also been helpfull, on more than a few occasions, with my packages and deliveries.
I am staying in a one bedroom studio on the 22^nd floor. High ceilings, gorgeous view, granite countertops… love it.
The neighborhood is great. Very safe and clean. There is a very cool urban shopping market and a pub inside the building. Tampa theatre is right across the street… very cool little gem of a theatre (which is a must see if you live in Tampa).
If I could suggest one thing to the company it would be this… utilize some of that extra gym space. Although the gym is good (about 8 cardio machines, dumbells, universal pully-​based gym equipment) its missing some real leg machines… like a leg press or smith machine… and there is plenty of room in there for one. Also, the dumbells only go up to 50; not heavy enough for a decent incline dumbell chest work out… they should go up to at least 75lbs. (Especially since you have about 6 or 7 professional athletes living in your building) Im not a gym rat by any means. Im an average sized guy, but i find the gym a little less sufficiant than I had hoped for. Just a suggestion. Im sure all your residence that use the gym on a regular basis would greatly appreciate that!
Over all, I give the Element an A+

So I’m in town for business, it’s gonna be a long project… Staying at a hotel isn’t going to cut it, it feels too distant, almost tiring… Moving into the Element gives you that home feel while being away from home. It’s very nice and well decorated, at least mine is sooo I dunno I saw a couple more layouts and one was better and one was a bit of different taste… Now even if this is the place where you will live for years, it’s still a good option… I remember thinking about moving into this kind of city living back in California, but let’s be real, city living in a major Cali city will break your pocket bank, you’re piggy bank, and every bank if you want to live to the fullest. So here’s the best living where the scene starts and ends… You have the option of many places to eat and everything that you need is in close proximity… The price is manageable, about ¹⁄₃ of what i’m used to seeing In comparison. But still costly for locals cost of living… Location location location… The only reason I’m giving 4 stars is because you have to go down to the desk in order to visit a homie on a different level… Kinda hassle when you wanna just hang out…