Just moved to an apartment need speaker suggestions

Mapman makes a very good point.  Use a platform that is designed to absorb vibrations and turn that energy into heat.  Avoid carpet piercing sharp-pointed feet that couple the speaker to the floor.  This causes the floor, particularly if it is a suspended wood floor, to become a giant sounding board.

I also like the suggestion for trying an LS3/5a speaker.  There are several current models, by different manufacturers that try to get a very similar sound to that old BBC classic design.  I have not heard these so I don't know how well they manage to copy that sound.  Not too long ago, I heard an original Rogers 15 ohm version and it sounded really good; it would make an excellent apartment speaker, although, ideally, it would not be place too close to the back wall.

Used Magico S1 would work great.

You should probably check out the Totem Arros. Tiny towers that still sound very good with near wall placement.
David

Magico S1 Mk II, the most amazing capacity to preserve soundstage, size of instruments, etc. at all volumes, low, med, and high.  Magico rules!

Pay attention to placement, as your neighbors will hear a bass line before anything else....

Maggies, Yes, good call y'all.  But a dipole in a small space could be problematic.  A decent bookshelf on a stand, smallish towers...

Consider active EQ for the space.  You'll likely be 'playing the room' as well as the speakers when square footage shrinks...

I know I've annoyed the purists with that crack, but it's worked for me.  I prefer a 'flat' space when practical...