All 4 tenant reviews.

“Unit 4F Pros: Amazing location: close to the waterfront, parks, and transit. Cons: Long history of unstable ownership, including a bankruptcy sale in 2025. (Public record: building sold out of bankruptcy for $55.7M to CIM Group/Osiris Ventures) Communication from management is inconsistent, especially during ownership transitions. Rent increases and lease handling can feel confusing or mishandled. Maintenance response times vary depending on who is managing at the time. Lack of transparency around rent stabilization status, J-51 history, and legal rights. Tenants have had to organize themselves to get clear information. Advice to landlord: Treat tenants as long-term community members, not short-term revenue.”

“Pros: This building is one of the few original lofts left in Williamsburg; with gorgeous oak beams, exposed brick, high ceilings, long plank wood floors etc. Not a ridiculous luxury/modern highrise Our super (Barry) is AMAZING. The best ever! The hallways, elevator, mailbox/common areas are always clean Regular pest control The neighborhood; it's a great centralized part of Williamsburg near literally everything Convenience to trains Cons: The greedy landlords (2 LLCs) have filed for bankruptcy and put the building up for auction There's no roofdeck or roof access Advice to landlord: Just do the right thing and communicate to your tenants that their existing leases + option to renew etc will be honored once the new owner(s) takes over”

“Unit 3A Pros: Excellent live in Super -- Barry is the best. Amazing location, huge apartments, they clean the lobby often, very close to grocery stores and gym, in Uni washer dryer Cons: owners are slow to respond, No central AC, they only accept rent by Check Advice to landlord: Have an online system to pay rent, be able to communicate with building”

“Pros: we’ll maintained building; thoughtful touches to apartment (they didn’t just select the cheapest item available for everything); super is phenomenal. Cons: Noise levels are horrible; the windows are cheap and don’t seal properly, which makes the noise issue even worse. It also makes heating the place expensive since the windows are so cheap. Advice to landlord: Replace the windows.”