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177 FORT WASHINGTON PROPERTY OWNER LLC · avg 3.9 ★★★★ · New York City

★★★★Apr 2024

Unit 27a Pros: Right next to the subway, and the renovated kitchen and bathroom was very nice. Cons: Small for the money despite being rent stabilized, way too many roaches, and everything outside the unit looked dingy.

385 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Sep 2023

Pros: Love. Super responsive super! Creative solutions when something can’t be fixed quick. Cons: Hallway noise. The slamming of the fire doors is constant. And you can hear as people walk up and down the hallways.

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★May 2023

Pros: Love the super, laundry, elevator, and doorbell app Cons: Management hard to reach

385 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Aug 2022

Pros: Decent building in Washington Heights. Building management has implemented some improvements. Location is near the A train, which is convenient. Building has laundry access. Cons: Would be better if there would be more renovations and improvements throughout the building as some areas are in need of repair and/or cleaning. Advice to landlord: Consider offering improvements for existing tenants within their units.

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Jun 2022

Pros: Current super is excellent and extremely responsive They fix most things promptly Laundry room not that busy Quiet No pest problems Cons: One major pipe burst/water issue Work on the hot water/heating usually crops up. They do fix it but annoying when there's an issue and a few days in a row it's off in the middle of the day. Kind of difficult about getting occupants added to the front door directory. Package theft. Advice to landlord: The super is great, hold onto him.

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Apr 2022

Pros: Heat & Hot Water included in rent, lovely superintendent, very clean and quiet for the most part, neighborly feel Cons: Property Management Co. not always very responsive, not great communication in advance about plumbing/elevator shut offs, no tenant control over heat in the winter (way too hot)

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Feb 2022

Pros: Elevator Nice neighbors Great renovated spaces Cons: Management makes new tenants pay $500 a month for a security call box, so the units end up being more than advertised/you should be charged. It's low key illegal Advice to landlord: Remove the ridiculous charge

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Jun 2021

Pros: Huge units, awesome location Cons: Terrible maintenance. I had a hole in my ceiling that took months to fix. Advice to landlord: The super needs more assistance and maintenance requests need to be fulfilled quicker.

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★★Mar 2021

Pros: They are strict about garbage and recycling. save the planet ig. cleaner options are available for heating which would do far more than recycling most of that junk just gets thrown into landfills anyway but they dont know that. solar panels are installed yay yay! roof view is cool. rooms are spacious but for a high price tag. Cons: Land lord refuses to negotiate lower pricing for an overpriced 3 bed room with occupants who payed in full for years even during a pandemic when 16% of new york has departed! Lobby always has random items and junk laying around. Land lord is unfriendly and never seems to want to help with anything other than pest control which is often needed. OVER PRICED.. Advice to landlord: Negotiate with renewed contracts and care about the people within your building. what are we paying for exactly other than the apartment itself??? It took days to get a hold of the owners to negotiate a lower price just to be turned down like crazy people.

385 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Jan 2021

Pros: The neighbors (for the most part) are great; friendly, kind, thoughtful. The halls are mopped every week, common areas are kept pretty clean Cons: Building management is horrendous. We have gone through 3 separate supers in less than 6 months. The one now is fine, but overall, it takes them forever to do work in the apartments. We had water dams for in our apartment from an upstairs leak months ago. They started working on it 12/18/20 and they STILL haven’t finished the job. The efficiency is lacking. The Elevator has also been out twice, both times around the holidays. The first time it took them over a week to get it repaired and we have a decent amount of elderly/handicapped tenants that RELY on that to get out of the building. Advice to landlord: You have to stay on top of the management group or nothing will get done

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Jan 2021

Pros: The building has a great layout and the entry is wonderful. Having an elevator and laundry in the building is a plus. The proximity to the A Line subway can’t be beat! Super is responsive and proactive in helping to take care of issues quickly. Apartments are being renovated as they turn over. Recent updates include new motion detection lighting in the hallways. Regular exterminator appointments on a monthly basis keep the building free of pests. Building has an energy efficiency rating of 90. Cons: There was an issue of packages being stolen from the lobby. After the Super was able to catch the person(s) on video, they filed a police report and took measures to secure the doors to the building. Advice to landlord: Olshan Properties - There is an opportunity to make this a jewel of a building in the neighborhood. The location is ideal. Do not ignore it.

395 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★Nov 2020

Pros: Clean, well kept, live in super, laundry, elevator. Really nice, if un-renovated, apartment. We liked living here until the awful move out process started. Cons: Unscrupulous landlord. Charge illegal fees and treat their employees poorly. Our wonderful super left because of bad treatment and the leasing agent stopped working with them because of their terrible business practices. They charged us an illegal $350 cleaning fee when we moved out of our immaculately cleaned apartment and we have been unable to fight it. This family literally owns shares of the Yankees and then charge unemployment artists illegal fees in a pandemic. They’re terrible people. Advice to landlord: Stop charging illegal fees

385 FT WASHINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
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