Cirrus

They are super Nice, then you get hit with hidden fees and restrictions and pet friendly no way, month in they start pull out these rules and fees. They take your money and then its a different experience. Do not waste your money. Very poor management. Not just one experience but another family is in search of a new location, after just moving in!!! The amount of time money spent definitely wasted DO NOT waste your money. They try to offer a luxury feel and look but management should be running Mcdonalds… maybe. Sad that once they take their money you do not matter.

I’ve had a pretty average experience living here.
Additionally, they have an amazing rooftop with great views and rentable spaces — but be careful with the reservation process. I’ve lived here for less than a month, reserved through their reservation system the amenities three times and had them cancelled TWICE because of a «double booking issue», one of which was cancelled day of. Inexcusable.
There’s plenty of potential here, but for the rates you should be looking elsewhere.
***UPDATE***
The management group jumped through a million hoops to fix everything. Thank you everyone involved!

What can I say, I’m in love with this building — for the first time in my life, I’m renting from grown ups! Yes, that was made to make you laugh.
In all honesty, Cirrus is run by courteous, professional staff that know how to run buildings. Kecia was my leasing agent and took care of me the whole way through. I moved from Los Angeles about a month ago and the only part that wasn’t complicated was getting my unit here. All my forms, payments and documents were handled online, before I moved in. Windsor actually gets technology and forgoing the use of paper!
Approval took 10 minutes and I flew back to LA with my apartment in order. My advice is to look at every single floor plan in your price range as you’ll not find a completely similar view or type floor to floor. I ended up with the smallest unit possible but the amount of outdoor space was amazing, as were my unobstructed east facing views that gave me lots of natural light.
In terms of amenities, I actually use the upstairs space to work time-​to-​time, the gym is never crowded and my yoga teacher and I have used the small room for two sessions already. Pro Tip: If it’s a sports weekend, you’ll find the Amazonian workers camped out coding and watching football in the media center. If you enter, there will be a look of bewilderment on their faces because a) they don’t know why you’re there and b) they don’t really know how to talk… it’s a thing.
Cons, yes — there’s no parking and two days of Zirx was annoying. So I simply sold my car and got a Zipcar membership and use Über if I can’t find a bus or train. I save money and I’m good. You know you want to live where all the non-​crazy cool kids live, so why haven’t you moved in?

Great place, and great team. Building is absolutely wonderful and spotless. It’s in the perfect location. You can’t ask for more from an apartment!

Just moved in here this weekend. I’m deducting two stars only because of the parking situation. Pls make sure you get a parking spot in the building if you have a car. They offer a monthly slightly discounted Zirx rate but no matter how tempting having a valet parking service is: Zirx doesn’t operate 24×7 and has a 9 pm closing time on Sundays! Good luck finding street parking here. You end up waiting 10 – 15 minutes for your car so it’s really quite inconvenient.
Overall, the move in was smooth and the apartment is really nice. Luxurious high ceilings, double door fridge, patio, really nice fixtures. The management, especially Maggie and Ian patiently answered numerous questions. Everyone is really friendly and helpful. The only reason not to live here is if you want to keep your car and don’t get parking in the building. For apartments costing more than $ 2300 in rent, you might expect the convenience of a parking spot especially since we aren’t in downtown Seattle.

So far, so good in this beautiful building!
I have lived in other apartment complexes in the SLU area (Via6 and The Century while Cirrus was under construction) and couldn’t wait to move into this one the moment I saw construction from my living room!
The Application and Moving In Process
Juli was very helpful meeting with us several times and responding to nearly 15 emails. We even changed floorplans three times just to get the right cost, move-​in date, and a parking spot (be sure to ask if your unit will be eligible for a parking spot!) The loading dock and area for the freight elevator made moving in a breeze. At move-​in, we received a welcome folder filled with freebies from nearby vendors (Wholefoods, Mistral Kitchen, coffee shops, etc.)
The Building & Units
All floors are not fully constructed. At the time of writing, I believe only Floors 10 – 18 have tenants and they will be releasing units floor-​by-​floor, week-​by-​week. The more affordable ($/​sq. ft) units are on 6 – 9 and will not be available until October or later. We really wanted the 8^th floor A21 corner unit but it wasn’t ready for move in. We have seen practically every 1-​bedroom floorplan and believe everyone can find one that fits their needs. Beware of the wooden floors, they are easily scratched! Even the tape from a moving box made this really long gash. Not pretty on a chocolate brown floor. Going to need an area rug for that!
PROS:
*Amenities – best rooftop amenities I’ve seen! It’s like a skylounge club. I especially enjoy the game room. I confess I haven’t used the gym yet but with a view like that…
*Only 6 – 8 units per floor so its easy to get to know your neighbor!
*Call Elevator – dialing in your floor # for max efficiency. No more stopping on every floor!
*Right on the trolley route which is perfect for my 10 minute commute
CONS:
*Parking Garage – $ 225/​stall and because of the small building base, you end up looping around several floors just to get to your spot. There are only 0.6 stalls per unit so you’re supposed to feel «lucky» you got one.
*Still under construction so retail on first floor hasn’t been established yet. I just hope Tom Douglas doesn’t move in… I had enough of that at Via6. #sorryTom #notsorry
Review will be updated!