Seaway Tower Apartments- Skyline Living

Generally I love living in this building as it is in a great location, it's a mostly senior clientele which means it's GENERALLY quiet (aside from a few tenants who seem to talk/yell full volume 24/7). My main complaint however is the fact that the water seems to be shut off at least once a month without any warning. I get that when plumbing work has to be done, the water has to be shut off. But if you know that the plumbers are coming, take the time to put a sign up so that the tenants have some idea of what is going on. There are very few things more annoying than waking up, needing to use the bathroom and take a shower only to find that there is no water and no idea of when it will be back on.

Lived here for almost two years now. Great low prices combined with a nice, clean apartment building and first rate service from the building managers.

This building is awesome. Boardwalk management left something to be desired. Now it's owned by Skyline and Angela is the best resident manager ever! Clean, safe, amazing location. Skyline has made major improvements to this building and has shown a consistent commitment to their residents. Customer service is way above par and your neighbors are quiet and friendly. Been here almost 4 years now and can't imagine wanting to leave. Highly recommended!!!!!

Very good experience. Management is responsive to issues and concerns. This is an older building, so there are some water shutoffs and other maintenance that occur, but this is also a sign that they are working to maintain the building which is good for the long-term.

Most days I really like living here. But there is one awful thing about these apartments, and that's the windows. Instead of having sliding windows that you can open fully with nothing to block them, the windows crank open from the bottom like awnings, completely preventing air flow, because the angled window acts like a windshield. Even with a window open in every room, there is no air movement because it's all blocked by the stupid tilted windows. In winter, who cares, but in summer, these apartments are like death traps. Management might as well just vacuum seal all the windows shut, for all the good it does for us to open them. I don't know why anyone would think these type of windows are a good idea to put in apartments, but summer is making me feel like I want to be dead. Terrible, terrible design.

Angela is awesome. Great building. But why are the water shut offs so often??? Almost every week there are 2 shut offs...

Old building, great management.To start, Angela is great. She was always very friendly and on the ball with the maintenance requests. I would usually get a response within a day (more frequently day of!) and depending on the request it could also be done within a day. She would follow up and ask me if everything was good too.The building seems a little old to me. I don't know the exact year it was built, though. You won't find fancy amenities here, but there is a party room (separate building) that can be booked. Due to age, you'll have to deal with things like water shut-offs at least a few times a month. It's usually around noon on weekdays, though, which doesn't bother me because I'm working.Units vary (they seem to be regularly renovating though). My unit had good-looking vinyl flooring, but the cupboards/cabinets don't feel particular fancy. There were also drops of paint scattered about from rushed work. The building is decently soundproofed due to the concrete walls/floors. You might hear some noise from the doors or windows (not sure the windows can be helped). As a light sleeper, I had no issues with being woken up.Overall a nice spot for someone who needs a no frills place to live. It's quiet, simple, and well-maintained.