Its a typical high end Arlington apartment. Nice apartment, amenities, etc. If you have a pet, Equity is great. However, if you do not have a pet the noise from the dogs can be a bit overwhelming. Equity is one of the few management companies that allow large dogs. Accordingly, there are a lot of dogs in the building. It actually started bothering my allergies even though the dogs were not in my unit.

The best part about this apartment is the location. It is in the heart of Clarendon, right next to tons of bars and restaurants. It is just steps away from the metro as well. Although it is quite pricey, the management is very friendly and maintenance problems are taken care of swiftly. Overall, I would recommend this apartment to anyone.

Right next to Clarendon metro stop, convenient to grocery stores/bars/restaurants, great staff and management, safe and new looking apartments.

I'll be moving, and not returning to any Equity Residential property the day my lease expires due to:

1. A policy of Charging tenants late fees (~$500) due to staff errors - What errors? Equity Residential cancelled my rent autopay without notifying me in any way resulting in a late payment. My bank profile was also deleted from the payment system with no explanation. When I inquired as to why my payment was cancelled, I was told it was due to the fact I was transferring units within the property that month, and this was standard policy. Maybe the agents could have let me know as part of the processing? I've never had a late payment for the previous 9 months, despite an antiquated web-based system that always takes 3-5 days to update your payment status.

2. Staff misleading customers when trying to transfer from one unit to another on the property. I was given a 24 month lease after I was told I was signing a 10 month agreement. When I tried shortening the agreement to 12 months, (still weeks before moving), I was required to pay a $2940 fee because the shorter lease term came with a lower rent than I was already paying. In this case; a $25 difference; which I offered to pay out of pocket for the duration of the lease.

While the location of The Clarendon can't be beat (within minutes of both the Metro, the bars, and the local trader joes!), you do have to pay an arm and a leg to live here. The amenities do include a small gym facility and an outdoor pool but both are often crowded and the pool is only open during the summer months. The apartment itself is nice and the bedrooms are large but ultimately not worth the high price-point.

The apartment is one block away from the Clarendon Metro Station. It's a great location with a 24-hr CVS, Trader Joe's, and Whole Foods, and a variety of shops within walking distance.It's definitely not the cheapest option in Clarendon, but the amenities (gym, 24-hr front desk service, shared lounge area, pool, etc.) make this apartment a good deal.

Great location and friendly staff. It's really convenient to be so close to the Metro. There is also a Trader Joe's within walking distance. While the building is fairly pricey, it's pretty much on par with buildings in the area.

I love the location of the building, and management has been friendly and responsive. The units are pretty nice on the inside, and the building is great for pet owners!

The building is a little expensive but I think it's worth it, especially if you have a roommate. The building is a block or two away from the Clarendon metro station (takes 15 mins to get to work), Trader Joe's, CVS, and a bunch of restaurants. The apartment as well as the rooms are really clean, the management as well as the staff are all friendly, maintenance responds to requests really quickly. I've had a great experience so far.