Tenant Reviews for 110 GREENWICH STREET

Great building to live in

Pros: super is great Cons: slow elevators sometimes

could be good value

Pros: Super was super helpful. Recently updated apartments / common areas Cons: Noise, especially if you’re on above 10th floor

Torkian suuuucks definitely don’t move here

Pros: The only good part of living here was the super, Daniel. Cons: The owners don’t care about tenants. We had a leak in our ceiling for literally years. So so many issues that never were fixed because they were planning to renovate our apartment and kick us out to double our rent. Management does not communicate or answer calls or emails. Water was shut off ALL THE TIME. Elevator breaks down all the time. I got stuck in the elevator once for 45 minutes. Advice to landlord: Idk take better care of your tenants who pay your rent lol

False Streeteasy Listings

Pros: Renovated units, halls and lobby Close to most subway lines New but small gym in basement Cons: Walls are paper thin Owners don’t care about tenants Owners change apt #s on streeteasy to appear like new listings Listings are misleading Hotel around corner is now homeless shelter Advice to landlord: Don’t mislead prospective tenants

I have lived in the building for 3 years and it has rapidly gone downhill. The Management company spends no money on the building, yet raises rents by astronomical amounts yearly. Front door has glass broken and lock broken for over a month Rents to transient students, packing 4-5 in an apt. Frequent loud parties every weekend. Common areas are not well kept Mgmt company does not work on Weekends. Never any response to maintenance. Heat is always an issue.

I have been in the building for 3 years. Love the space and the location. However, there are frequent mechanical breakdowns with the elevator. Management company rents to transient students who tend to pack 4-5 in an apt and have loud parties on weekends. Upkeep of common areas is not of a high quality. Management doesn't "work on weekends" Super is frequently intoxicated Police rarely respond to noise complaints.

What building doesn't provide water? 110 Greenwich Street. The building's water often shuts off (typically from 6am to 10am - who would want to shower/operate the toilet before work) and then the management gives an excuse about a pump "turning off" - though it happens all the time and for over a year. Management provides no solutions and when the water is actually running it's insanely low pressure and the sink/shower will stop for 10 seconds and then restate. Don't bother dealing with this building or Jakobson Properties - there's a reason half this building is vacant.

The elevator breaks often (making the building a ten story walk-up). The windows/ceilings leak every time it rains. Management is inept and cannot fix anything, does not attempt to keep apartment in adequately livable shape. Constant construction noise from nearby construction.

I really enjoyed my time here. There were some issues with some bugs and the occassional rodent, but nothing I havent seen before, and they actually have a super so maintenence issues were handled. My apartment and kitchen were large and my girlfriend and i loved hanging out in the neighborhood and the roof which was quite the place to relax and enjoy the city. The windows were pretty big which to some mey be a good thing but in the winter i felt a lot of the heat escaped from them and the apartment could get very chilly. The watering holes nearby were the best in the city.

I have lived at 110 Greenwich for almost a year now, and the place is not too shabby. The elevator can be slow at times, and did break down twice early on, but has been working fine the last few months. The lofts are nice, and have high ceilings and lots of light (depending on which Apt you see). Rooftop deck is nice, but closes at 10 or 11pm due to a complaining tenant that wants quiet at night... go figure.. The only real big downside for me was the construction noise outside, lots of it and been going on for a year now. They seem to be close to finishing the loud stuff, but you never know.