All 3 tenant reviews.
1509 PACIFIC RESIDENCES, LLC · avg 2.7 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Unit 1L Pros: I liked my neighbors. Cons: The apartment floods. There are slow leaks throughout the building which resulted in 4 separate ceiling leaks. Two in the bedroom, one in the restroom, and one where water was pouring from the ceiling in the living space. There are always pests. You can hear rats or mice in the walls at night, ant colonies come in during the spring. Spiders, roaches, and house centipedes fight for survival. Forgot about the year round fruit flies. They come and spray, but the floors were so poorly sealed and the holes throughout the apartment still let these creatures in. It's "renovated", but everything breaks so easily. A pipe burst under the kitchen sink within the first few months and the pipes in the bathroom sink began to erode and leak. If management cared about the building, this could be a great place but it's falling apart and they do the bare minimum. Never once did they formally address the flooding after countless pleas. Advice to landlord: Invest in your property. Invest in your tenants and provide decent housing. You'll get people that stay, create community, and help take care of the building. Your tenants pay on time and well over what what this space is worth.”
— 137 MAC DONOUGH STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 3L Pros: The interiors were new, but the layout was terrible. The rear room was very narrow. Cons: There were bed bugs in the walls. The hallways were not clean. The entry stoop constantly had neighbors hanging around. Advice to landlord: Get rid of the bed bugs and take care of your existing tenants.”
— 137 MAC DONOUGH STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: The neighbours were okay, it has a big living room with a shared kitchen. Also, there's access to the roof which is nice. The cleaners are nice people! Cons: If you're on the top floor, the roof gonna leak several times a year, trust me. We had mice and cockroaches, I'm not sure if the management company did something about it cuz I moved out. There's no space for people who live in 4 bedroom apartments, and you can hear everything that your neighbours are doing. Anyone can access the building if they know the code, we were robbed 2 times.”
— 1509 PACIFIC STREET · Brooklyn