Tenant Reviews for 344 3 AVENUE

Someone died in building

Pros: Doorman and timely packages Cons: Sewage issues and death in building due to elevator

Just wanted to go down the block to grab some hot Cheetos and when we got to the lobby guess what happens. I was crushed to death in the elevator, NOT A GREAT EXPERIENCE ! Plus they never fixed the leak in my bathroom

Unethical management company

Pros: Centrally located building Cons: Tenant was crushed to death by building elevator during morning commute, traumatic experience Advice to landlord: Invest in your buildings - treat tenants like human beings

I will not recommend living here given how slow/absent the management is in responding to maintenance requests. The leasing office, especially Ana has no regard for how to treat people even if they are sick and down with Covid.

Psychopathic and criminal "management" and "maintenance". Ana Stephens and Leo should be in jail. How is this building still running after killing a resident with their elevator? Building itself was constantly infested with roaches and rodents. That was the best part of the apt.

Great place to live if you enjoy having a bunch of sociopathic pieces of crap as your building management. My husband and I lived here for 2 years and besides the issue of the maintenance staff never actually fixing anything, we had a MAJOR MOUSE PROBLEM. It's an extremely long story but here's the short version. We had mice chewing through all areas of our walls. There were droppings everywhere. I was 7 months pregnant. Management (specifically Cathy and Ana) said too bad so sad, we will send an exterminator in TWO WEEKS. Yup. We moved out for two weeks leaving traps everywhere. The exterminator came. Still mice. Management again said too bad so sad. It was our last month living there and they refused to give us our rent money back, even though we physically could not live there. There are a lot more garbage things they did and said to us in this story, but overall they treated us worse than anyone has in our entire lives. I'll never forget it. Live here at your own risk.