Build Your Apartment Badges in the Penthouse

Build Your Apartment is a sandbox, not a badge hunter. The official universe currently lists one badge. This page records that badge from first-party Roblox data so you do not chase a fake achievement list copied from another apartment game.

Move-In Day

Name: Move-In Day
Official description: Welcome! Receive this badge by playing Build Your Apartment.
Created: 16 March 2026, the same day the experience entered Beta.
How you get it: Join and play. The win rate sits at 100 percent. Trackers show more than 3.4 million awards, with thousands more each day. It is a welcome stamp, not a skill check.

You do not need Fly Mode, Premium Pass, or a finished modern room. You do not need a code. If the badge does not appear after a first join, rejoin a fresh server and give the client a minute. Badge delivery can lag on a busy evening; it is not locked behind a hidden room.

What this badge is not

It is not a combat medal. It is not proof you hit the 7,500 part cap. It is not a reason to buy Max Block Increase. Friends who already have it can still walk your apartment; the badge does not grant build permission. Permissions stay on invite friends.

There is no second badge on the public list for wiring, paint, or a tropical finish. If a video promises “all badges” and then shows a tycoon plot, you are watching a lookalike. Use lookalike games before you follow that checklist.

Why we keep the page anyway

Players search for badges the same way they search for codes. An empty answer on a dedicated page is clearer than a sentence buried in getting started. When Bambu Farm adds a real challenge badge, this page will name it after it appears on the Roblox badge API — not after a comment section invents one.

Do not spend Robux to “unlock Move-In Day.” The store passes cover height, slots, paint, parts, and prestige. Rank those on the gamepass tier list. The badge is free because joining is free.

After you have it

Treat the badge as a receipt that you found the right penthouse. Then save a shell, pick a style, and ignore badge spreadsheets. The interesting work is the room, not the inventory popup.

If a friend asks how many badges the game has, the honest number today is one. That number can grow in Beta. Until it does, a finished living room is a better flex than a 100 percent welcome stamp that almost every visitor already owns.

Check the changelog if a patch stamp ever mentions a new award. We will not invent a secret badge behind the elevator. The elevator is for guests, not for a second trophy.

If you collect badges across Roblox, keep this title in a separate mental box. A 100 percent welcome stamp next to a 3 percent obby medal does not mean the penthouse is “done.” It means the studio wanted a hello. Spend the session on a sofa and a walkway instead of refreshing the badge inventory. When a second badge appears, it will have a name and a description on Roblox first — then here.

Tracker numbers without a grind

Rolimon-style listings show Move-In Day with a 100 percent win rate and more than three million awards. That is a population counter, not a leaderboard. You cannot “farm” a higher rank. You cannot trade the badge. You cannot spend Robux to skip a step that does not exist. If a video sells a badge route that includes jobs, rent, or a tycoon plot, it is filming another game — filter it on lookalike games.

The interesting number on this title is still the part cap and the 3.6 MB save ceiling, not the badge inventory. Open block limit and save and load after the welcome stamp pops. Those two systems decide whether tonight’s room survives tomorrow.