This listing is far too expensive for what is provided, especially if you're planning on staying here long term. Overall, it seems to be priced at > $2000/mo. That could be ok, if the apartment was newer, bigger, and had better amenities. As it stands, it is at least 30-50% over what I would consider an appropriate value.
Upon arriving at this apartment, the first thing I noticed was that the building is pretty old. Walking into the apartment, the next thing to notice is how small the space is. The first couple pictures shown are of the bedroom, and with good reason. The bedroom weirdly occupies more than half the square footage. The kitchen, eating area, and bathroom are all very small, cramped spaces.
The apartment itself was clean, but the appliances clearly hadn't been maintained. The microwave was broken, the fridge leaked, and the box fan was also broken. This brings me to another issue, which is that Melissa responds to messages quickly, but can take significant time and/or be forgetful when it comes to actually fixing problems. I notified Melissa about the microwave the day I arrived, and the fridge shortly after. The microwave was fixed about two weeks into my stay, and the fridge fixed only 2 months into my stay. In both cases, I had to remind Melissa several times to fix the issues. The box fan only noticed was broken a month in. I sent her a message about that as well, but it never got fixed.
The amenities are also pretty mediocre. Furniture is overall pretty cheap (the chair legs have a tendency to bend if you lean on them). Some items that would be nice (like a dresser) are also missing. WiFi is bad - the one listed doesn't reach into the bedroom/desk, making that unusable for work. Melissa provided a second option, but that barely works at all. If you just need to access email, it might be OK, but forget videoconferencing or using a remote desktop.
All in all, this is pretty much par for the course for a low-end one bedroom, and I would consider it reasonably priced at $1200-1500 / mo. For a place that costs over $2000 / mo, this lacks anything to justify that large price increase.