Immediately after walking through the main entrance, you get a real feel of the thought and effort the developer has put into the building. From the design of the furniture to the comforting scent that greets you when entering, there is a real feeling of quality with a little hint of luxury. All the staff are very friendly and happy to help. The maintenance team are excellent and to date, all minor issues in our apartment reported in the app have been resolved within a matter of days. It’s very helpful having the concierge there 24/7 and helps make the building feel more secure. The My Moda app is great as it’s an easy way to see all the events which are taking place and ideal for keeping up to date with any announcements. Plus, the ability to use your phone as a key to the building/apartment is such a cool feature! The amenities within the building are great for working, entertaining and relaxing. The rooftop terraces are a great place to bring a few friends for drinks in the evening and when you want to chill, the library is a nice cosy space to curl up with a book. The appliances in the apartment are great. We particularly like how quiet the washing machine is, as it is barely audible.

The location is interesting. Located in the Preinces Docks on the Mersey River, every day is resplendent with commercial activity that is focused on moving people, entertaining people and serving people. The security seems adequate as fobs are required for entry and elevator use. The public use facilities are top notch, sorting out how to reserve and use them is still a challenge. The Kitchen, Dining Room and Media Room are great, but client abuse has rendered them useless to North American residents who want to watch sporting events. The public spaces are treated like a frat house, so the communal living idea is out the window unless you enjoy a college or, “This is my first time away from mummy and daddy and home” crowd. As an older client, I would appreciate a more collegial temperament, and I think, unless the Lexington wants to market itself as a baby sitting location for first time renters, they could more carefully screen their clients. The rental units themselves are nice, think high end hotel chain bathrooms. The kitchen appliances are more than adequate. The “washer/dryer” is a adequate for a bed sheet and a pillow case and it takes about 4 hours ti wash and dry. There are laundry services that pick up and deliver and those will be needed for business people who need a crisp professional appearance. The lobby is inviting, but the volume of fragrance is excessive to the point of wandering if there is an order they are masking. The Reception Personnel are stellar. They go above and beyond at every turn to address clients concerns. The maintenance staff is over worked and are eventually responsive, and once they appear, they are polite, friendly and helpful. Let’s face it; this is high rise living, in an exciting city, and once the people and clients especially, determine to make this a home they want to be proud of, The Lexington will shine even brighter. If high rise living is your thing, you will come to enjoy it.

It’s a great new building, lots of lovely break out spaces etc, the building management are incredible, super helpful from the off, it’s slightly more catered to the wealthier student than the young professional which I didn’t realise, but that’s fine, it’s obviously still early days in the filling of the flats.

Love the building. Love the staff. Was not happy with way they manage the day to day operations. I’m very glad he isn’t here and I can start enjoying the building again. The design and aspect of the building has real wow factor. I have nothing but good things to say about the building I just didn’t like at all the way the manager deals with things overall. Jenna has turned this building back into the nice environment that we all live and enjoy.