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However, a realistic picture of life in an established 1960s high-rise involves clear trade-offs against shiny new construction. While all-inclusive utilities and solid concrete construction provide better soundproofing between units than wood-framed complexes, you deal with aging infrastructure—such as centralized heating/cooling systems where seasonal turn-ons dictate room temperatures, periodic elevator delays, and modest shared amenities. Additionally, being situated on a major artery next to a bustling university campus means navigating ambient traffic noise along Easton Avenue and a dynamic mix of student energy and long-term residents.