Well, having lived here almost six weeks now, I have some observations to share with you.
The pros:
- Far less expensive than living in our house. This was one of the prime reasons we moved.
- Everything is closer within reach. If I want another cup of coffee, I only have to walk 10 steps to get it. If I need the bathroom, it’s not 80 yards away like it used to be!
- Location is great; we walk almost everywhere. Extra exercise!
- Easier to keep clean because it’s a smaller square footage (about 1/3 the size of our house).
The cons:
- Upstairs neighbors stomp around after 8PM. Annoying! But we plan to solve this by moving into a top floor apartment when they are ready.
- Refrigerator doesn’t have “get your filtered water through the door.” We have a Pur water pitcher but it’s a pain in the neck.
- Refrigerator has freezer on top (at eye level) and fridge beneath. We have been accustomed to freezer on the bottom, fridge at eye level, and find ourselves not using the fridge much because we have to crouch down to see what’s in there.
- Bathtub is too small.
But, those are really the only drawbacks. We’re all quite happy with the pros, enough that the cons are simply niggles.
There is really nothing else new to talk about.
The US Picks 
WRT Cons:
1. Move to top floor ASAP.
2. Install a PUR in-line water filter under the sink. It’s not a difficult job.
3. Practice your Dog and Cat yoga poses while looking in the fridge.
4. Take showers.
Dad
Re the Pur in-line water filter: I am not spending money to enhance a rental! There is no real benefit to that at all.
Check out the Omnipure K2533JJ va11e&eDon
inline water filter at Amazon. It costs $15.00 and has quick disconnects. I don’t think it requires special skills, tools or knowledge to install, but you might check to see if they have one a your local home improvement store and ask about installation by yourself.. You could take it with you when you mover to an larger apartment.