All 6 tenant reviews.
180 SCHOLES STREET, LLC · avg 3.2 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Pros: Very responsive and nice superintendent - is bound by awful property management. Cons: Property management never reply or respond to any issues. Including violating habitability laws. Advice to landlord: Actually reply to your tenants.”
— 180 SCHOLES STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: The building hired a guy who kept on top of the trash situation. Cons: Management were terrible at helping with everything from heating, AC, gas issues. Pete was an absolute nightmare to deal with. We moved out as soon as we could. Advice to landlord: Manage the building better.”
— 180 SCHOLES STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: spacious in unit washer dryer lots of natural light elevator helpful super Cons: old building with outdated amenities”
— 180 SCHOLES STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 3E Pros: The windows (also a con, they leaked) Cons: Untreated leaks Mold Failing HVAC Systems (No AC in the Summer, No Heat in the Winter)”
— 180 SCHOLES STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 1G Pros: Spacious apartments with big windows and lovely hardwood floors. In-building garage with affordable parking rates. Very convenient to the L train and some great local businesses in the area. Cons: Any sort of repair work that the super or porter does is very shoddy. Crews brought in for larger issues are bottom of the bucket and cause further issues. There have been repeated issues of employees smoking in the building over months and management has refused to do anything and will rarely respond to any issue. Absolutely not worth the high rent they are charging. Advice to landlord: Give a bit of a shit and respond if your tenants are reaching out to you.”
— 180 SCHOLES STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: The neighborhood is nice. And the apartment has nice sunlight Cons: The maintenance is absolutely garbage. The super does not stay anywhere nearby and is totally unhelpful. They only care about money not about the tenants. They do not reply to maintenance requests but will happily reply instantly about any rent issues. Avoid them Advice to landlord: Care about people”
— 180 SCHOLES STREET · Brooklyn