All 9 tenant reviews.

“Unit 2A Pros: - Good layouts and sizes - Pretty modern Cons: - Package room is always a mess -Not all the outlets work - Management isn't super difficult, but definitely not easy. Very hesitant to spend even a penny. Super can be helpful or unhelpful, really depends on his mood for the day - Can get noisy, especially on weekends Advice to landlord: Stop being so cheap”

“Pros: rooftop with bbq / elevator / clean Cons: Landlord takes time to respond”

“Pros: Our room was super quiet. Lots of good light and cleanliness was never a real issue. Cons: Package room could be a sh** show and there were some break-ins. Building management is pretty unresponsive and rude. Advice to landlord: Value your residents more”

“Pros: The apartments are well designed, there's a small rooftop with a grill, haven't had any stolen packages Cons: Building management never actually fixes things. Washer dryers are often broken and make loud noises, doors don't open or close properly, trash days turn the sidewalk into a hazard zone, there's always massive dog/human shit on the sidewalks”

“Pros: Small, boutique apartment Cons: Packages tend to get stolen because the sometimes the couriers do not follow delivery instructions and leave it in the lobby. Real estate agents seem rude at times and not helpful.”

“Pros: apartment seemed nice Cons: built so cheaply, everything breaks, and the neighbors are out of control. We call 311 for noise complaints twice a weekend. Advice to landlord: vet your new tenants”

“Pros: Very quiet street especially if courtyard facing. Central air is great. Apartment feels modern Cons: Nothing as of now Advice to landlord: Have a live-in super”

“Pros: Aside from location, nothing really. Cons: -Terrible non-responsive management. Wasteroom is constantly full. -Cockroach infestation that never gets fixed despite multiple requests. -Broken appliances that also never get fixed. Advice to landlord: Manage your property better for all that rent you charge.”

“Pros: Building itself was nice enough since it is new. Cons: Landlord was terrible, but what do you expect from a company called Trillion Asset Management? It was clear that they exist only to maximize profit. The building’s fire alarm malfunctioned one day and started going off multiple times per day for the WHOLE YEAR before we moved out. The fire department responded the first couple of times and then stopped coming. Coming in and out of the building meant walking through loud blaring sirens and strobes every day. Would wake us at night too. Landlord had no interest in fixing the problem, they would only give us the override code and tell us to deactivate the fire alarm ourselves. They raised our rent MASSIVELY when our first lease was up, even though it was the worst part of 2020 pandemic times. When we moved out they tried to take thousands from our security to buff the floors and rake the leaves outside (this was in the autumn, when leaves are constantly falling), and only relented when we sent them the first step of a summons to small claims court. Despite being new, the building clearly has signs of poor construction. The moulding on the ceiling started falling off because it had glued rather than nailed on (and again they tried to blame us and charge for this), the drywall was cracking in weird spots, and some of the advertised amenities aren’t real (grill is mostly turned off unless you get permission to turn it on ahead of time from the super). I could go on and on but you get the point. Live here at your own risk, and DOCUMENT EVERYTHING lest they take it from your security deposit. Advice to landlord: We are humans, not money sponges to squeeze.”