All 4 tenant reviews.
118 WEST 83RD STREET, LLC · avg 2.8 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Pros: Location, affordability, respectful apt neighbors, average per unit size Cons: Monthly pest issue (a few mouses and many roaches), thin walls, neighboring 2 shelters, management is not easy going and sometimes back and forth to resolve issues”
— 118 WEST 83 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Great location (and that’s the only pro). Cons: Apartments aren’t updated. If your lease says that you will take an apartment “as is” they truly mean it. They will not clean or paint between tenants so you better hope the people there before you are nice enough to do it. Otherwise you’re in for quite a shock come move-in day. There is no real super for the building. They have someone listed as the super but he will not answer his phone and the only way to get in touch with him is to contact management and they will relay the message eventually (if they feel like helping). Worst management company I’ve ever dealt with in the city. The woman who works at the front desk is extremely rude. Advice to landlord: If you’re going to have a super they need to be at least somewhat responsive. Retrain your front desk staff. If you’re going to keep raising your prices the apartments have to be upgraded.”
— 118 WEST 83 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Cheap. 2 bed for under 3k is a steal for the neighborhood. Cons: Bugs!!!! Had a roach problem all year, summer was worst. No help with repair, bugs or anything really. They change their management company name twice a year and it’s just a nasty place to live. Also only take check.”
— 118 WEST 83 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Wonderful location in the city Cons: Noise level is very high, you shouldn’t have to actively work at being quiet while at home. The cabinets in the kitchen are falling apart, the refrigerator leaks water no matter how often I clean it out. The bathroom needs to be retiled, the ceiling peels off paint every 3 months. The unit is also very dark, almost no sunlight at all. All in all, it’s an overpriced dungeon that your neighbors hear every move you make in. Advice to landlord: Renovate these apartments correctly & update how we are able to pay rent & get ahold of management/maintenance. It’s almost 2022!”
— 118 WEST 83 STREET · Manhattan