Highpoint at 8000 North Apartamentos

The apartment units are spacious, well-designed, and have great natural lighting. I particularly love the modern kitchen layout and the ample closet space.

The community is friendly and quiet, making it perfect for families or professionals seeking a peaceful environment.

Love it here. Beautiful building. Beautiful neighborhood. Everything is convenient around here. Everyone is very friendly . View upstairs on the 12th floor has an amazing view of Chicago.

We are very satisfied with our experience living in this community. The managers are always friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming and pleasant. The facilities are well-maintained. We truly feel at home here

Very clean and quiet. Amenities like conference rooms, gym, grill, rooftop, game area make my stay here much better. Personnel is very helpful and polite. Great experience so far!

I am a current resident. I do not recommend living at Highpoint if you work from home or value reliable internet access.

While I am writing this review, I am at 40 hours (and counting) with no internet access at all in my unit and no idea how long it will be. Four entire floors are completely offline and residents are furiously posting in our Livly app. It is certainly not the first time the internet has gone down at Highpoint.

Highpoint only offers an “AT&T Connected Community” system. A... single network shared by the entire building.

ISP’s have increasingly pushed these connected community programs because they’re a quick, cheap way to pad their subscriber numbers and lock in bulk customers… at the cost of significantly degraded service quality, privacy, and security.

Even when the internet is “working” at Highpoint, you can expect random disconnects, obnoxious buffering while streaming, and generally slow speeds. Especially in the evenings when everyone is home and competing for the same bandwidth.

For the cost of renting here, it is crazy that the property owners are too cheap to install individual fiber lines which are far more reliable, private, and secure.

It is 2024. Internet access is an essential utility. More than 30% of Americans work from home. The only correct response here is for Management and Owners to install independent fiber lines per unit so that Highpoint residents are not stuck depending on this “connected community” garbage with no alternatives. Please provide residents with the “luxury rentals” that you advertise and charge us for.

Other than that, it’s a decent place. Friendly staff. Nice roof and gym. Wonderful location for walking to a variety of excellent take-out food and other local basics. Farmer’s Market is almost directly across the street on Sundays.

Honestly, if you don’t mind randomly missing work deadlines, getting dropped from meetings, or using your phone as a mobile hotspot all day while you pay premium prices for non-existent internet service, you’ll love it here.

This would be a 5-star review if providing reliable internet was not so utterly basic and essential.

Cheapskate property owners wanted to save a buck and now residents pay the price. Lee mas