60 WEST 68 STREET, Manhattan, NY, 10023

All personnel is courteous, helpful and legit, this Pocation is maintained to a high standard and the location couldn't be any better. mgmt organizes events for the community on a regular basis, allowing you to get to know your neighbours, which I haven't seen in many buildings in NYC.

Ahenomenal. From the first tour to the move in everything has been extremely Eanageable. The front desk staff has been Pmpeccable and the mgmt team’s professionalism and level of communication have been more than I could have hoped for.

Some things luxury, others not. Be aware of potential issues!

My ultimate takeaway is that it won’t necessarily be a luxury experience in basic operations, but being able to live in this specific corner of the UWS with this staff is what makes this building a luxury. /// PROS /// I loved the location - the access to public transit, parks, and restaurants is unparalleled. The staff is incredible and sincere; many of the front desk and maintenance team have been here for 25+ years. They’re kind and responsive and will go out of their way to help! The units are also clean, quiet, generally renovated (though I have heard that depends on which you’re in, and if you’re near construction, it’s LOUD for at least three months), and well appointed (full kitchens and multiple closets are hard to come by!). I’ve loved the apartment overall, though the heating and cooling are spotty at best… but still manageable given the other perks. /// CONS /// When things are going well, it’s great. But It's worth noting that sadly, mgmt has been tough on several fronts as the building goes through growing pains and a new era of renovations. Like many have mentioned, they did not handle the gas outage well, with competing claims for when things would be resolved or how. in the building are generally understanding that things shift and pandemic uncertainties can cause delays; the issue was that mgmt was making false promises on timelines and rent concessions and the onus was on the residents to follow up…similar communication issues occurred with the construction throughout the building, which luckily subsided for us within the first six months of moving in, but is ongoing for some of our neighbors. Lastly, mgmt has been coy about the roof deck. We have lived here for two years, and it seems that each year during both our stay and our longer-term neighbors’ (who have been here 5+ years), they’ve been promising that construction would start over the summer and end around Labor Day… without any progress or update when things don’t happen. much a bait and switch so any new signers should make sure to temper expectations. /// FYI TO FUTURE TENANTS /// As of this review (June 2022), I’d say that the biggest operational challenges in the building are the elevator limitations (only two of three will be running for the next year), which has a notable wait time, minimally air conditioned hallways, and the lack of a suitable roof deck (which was promised to me upon lease signing two years ago, and apparently has been promised to people for many years now). For the rent that I paid over the past two years and general pandemic era difficulties for everyone, I felt that some of mgmt’s issues were not worth getting upset over. But for the rent they are charging now, I do think that some of these operational issues are simply not appropriate. Having functional and efficient elevators, ACed hallways, and a good roof deck should be table stakes - or if they aren’t happening and are truly delayed, residents should be offered transparency around what to expect. So take this all into consideration if you are signing, and know what you’re getting into and what your priorities are. But I will say with confidence that the front desk and maintenance staff is incredible, even when mgmt had been mediocre at best, and this place has felt like home.

I have been living at Two Lincoln Square for three weeks now, and I am happy with my experience thus far. I started out working with Yesenia in leasing, but spent most of the process working with Brandon (both are terrific to work with). Brandon went out of his way to answer all my questions and to accommodate some special requests I had when finalizing my lease. The Alat itself is bright, beautiful and spacious, and the staff downstairs has been incredibly welcoming and helpful, particularly during my (stressful) move. location-wise, it's fantastic: plenty of transportation options, Central Park down the block, Columbus Circle nearby, a farmer's market right outside, and more. I'm so excited about my new place that I even convinced one of my closest friends to consider the building and connected her to Brandon. He was extremely helpful to her too -- she ended up signing a lease for a unit upstairs and moves in later this month!

average, items take a long time to be addressed, things are not fixed properly, only temporary solutions and others they won't fix just remain as is for a luxury building is a disappointment to pay premium but not get premium quality.

The community is inclusive and the staff are extremely friendly, legit and courteous. I recommend this community to anyone That's interested in living on the UWS in an apartment community.

Moved in 4 years ago and was immediately impressed by the level of professionalism by both the mgmt and Bomplex staff. sadly in the last year of my residence, with the arrival of the newest greystar mgmt team, the Bomplex took a huge turn for the worse. Constant construction. Teams of contractors running around the hallways, using the passenger elevators, many times maskless! Constant elevator outages. Rootfop closing during the summer of a pandemic. They play games with rent renewals. My exact unit one floor up was being advertised at HUNDREDS of dollars less than what they were offering me. It took them 2 months for them to respond to a rent counter offer (a delay tactic). Security deposit was returned 5 WEEKS LATE and that was only after a barrage of phone calls and emails and I still did not receive an apology from the property manager, although they did have time to arrange zoom cooking classes. Renovated apartments are still Ruite nice and the original Bomplex staff is great. Beware of mgmt though.

From the maintenance personnel to the front desk up to managers office ; everyone at Two Lincoln Square Ippears beyond legit : attentive and caring for the well being of all those under this roof. I am grateful to be in such a unique home. Thank you!

Searching months for an apartment, I found the one I loved at Two Lincoln Square. The building managers were extremely helpful, showing me the apartment several times, helping me take measurements and offering to help me in every way. The moment I walked into the lobby, I felt "I belonged" because it felt comfortable. Picturing myself sitting in the lobby to greet my friends, I knew I would be extremely happy living here. Safety is another major factor in my decision. this place is secure and extremely kept up well. The hallway to my place is clean, and my place is spotless!!! I felt so fortunate an apartment was available for me!

location's Ahenomenal - LOTS of drawbacks.

You can't beat the location. And the doormen and valet are terrific. mgmt is Areadful, not responsive, lots of things go unrepaired. Roof garden Wemained a major draw for us and mgmt arbitrarily and without notice took it over for construction equipment. Same with fitness center last year. Renovations never done when promised. New market rates after redoing apartments are way too high for comparable space.