I lived at 2400 M during my senior year of college. I went to GW so it was a short walk to campus and we didn't want to live in a crappy place. It's a great building, great management. I have no complaints. I would however say that if you are a student with an active social life this might not be the building for you. There are a lot of professionals so rowdiness isn't encouraged. It certainly wasn't the kind of place where you could throw parties. So I'd say it wasn't a good fit for us in college. But I'd definitely consider living here again once I can afford it.

This was a great living experience and two of the bedrooms were wonderful. The third was small. The rules at the apartment were way too strict and included a 10:00pm curfew - no guests allowed after that time. Other than that the place was great and had a great roof and pool. Loved it in the summer.

I love the location and the apartment itself. The rules for the pool (only 1 guest allowed) are stupid and the management isn't great. The rent is also way overpriced. I could get the same thing for $1000 less at a lot of different places. Having an in unit washer and dryer is great.

I mainly moved here because the apartment is conveniently located near my work. It's a great area, close to the metro, and pretty residential. There is a good mix of office space and apartments in the area. The streets do get a bit congested at times, but it's not that bad of a problem. The building is great and I can't wait to move into a bigger space (2 bedroom hopefully)!

Living at 2400 M St. NW has been an excellent experience. The layout of the apartment is lovely, and the finishes are contemporary. Management offers extra services like text messages when packages arrive that make my life so much simpler. The front desk team is extremely helpful and willing to help me work through any complaints I have about the community as a whole. Maintenance is responsive and usually repairs things correctly the first time. Occasionally I'll see evidence of a party that has extended from a unit into the hall, but Management responds quickly to any clean-up issues. They have a pool, but it is only open for 3 months out of the year, which is disappointing and seems a bit of a waste of the resource. Pricing varies pretty shockingly between peak move-in months and the rest of the year, which is slightly frustrating.