This building is in a fairly good location: pretty close to the Walker, not far from LynLake and Uptown, and within walking distance of some good places to eat, a great co-op grocery store, and other services. The freeway is also close and easy on/easy off.
However, the actual building and management company are pretty meh. There was construction by the parking entrance, and the directions to get around that and into parking were not accurate.
The hallways of the unit had a funny smell...not sure what it was, but it wasn't good (luckily the unit did not smell like that). The unit itself was fairly dirty...not like "trash" dirty, but like "no one cleaned the surfaces, including the floors," dirty. There were marks all over the walls. The blinds were broken and should have been fixed before we arrived (we got a note saying they were broken); we couldn't use the balcony for part of the trip because we couldn't put the blinds up to get out the door.
Someone parked in our space one night and customer service was no help. The vehicle in our space should have been towed immediately, but instead, they wouldn't even send someone to look until 10am the next day, by which time the car had left already. We had to park on the street that night, luckily the car was ok.
The guests above us, who were also Kasa guests, were loud most nights. They say no parties allowed and that they monitor noise, but I somehow doubt that.
The elevator system in the building is ridiculous. Only one elevator (of two) goes to guest parking, but you can't "pick" that elevator, so if the other one comes, you have to go through a whole process where you send that one to a far away floor, wait for it to get far enough away, and then call again, and hope the right elevator comes.
The coffee and donuts in the unit were a nice touch, the unit was spacious, and the a/c worked ok. If you can put up with all of the problems I listed above (which mostly revolves around parking a car), this might be an ok place to pick. If you have a car though, I would look elsewhere.