All 9 tenant reviews.
440 EAST 6 CONDOMINIUM · avg 2.6 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Pros: Great space, decent price, beautiful apartment, convenient location Cons: Same issue as all the comments here. Lack of heat, stolen packages, never response, issues never address even though super checked them out. Every time an issue was bought up, the landlord would give some half ass excuses to not address it. Building has cameras but you can’t check it to see who took your packages, many apartments have heat issues but they refused to look at the root cause of heating issue (the system is not strong enough) Advice to landlord: Stop being so horrible”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Unit 7A Pros: Huge bedroom sizes, eat in kitchen, crown moulding, location, elevator, rooftop Cons: Horrible sanitation, my shower was filled with brown water that wouldn’t drain and they wouldn’t fix it. No heat in the winter. Landlord is nonexistent and hires really suspicious and neglectful supers. PACKAGE THIEVES DESPITE HAVING A PACKAGE CHUTE. Called 311 SEVERAL TIMES. I had to threaten with a letter from the AG to get my security deposit back.”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Pros: - Elevator - Spacious Cons: - Several minor issues that tenets are forced to resolve themselves or live with given lack of responsiveness”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Pros: lots of space in the units elevator Cons: building has pests that you have to get an exterminator from hot water goes in and out owners are unresponsive Advice to landlord: actually respond”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Pros: Elevator, spacious, natural sunlight Cons: Smell (always smelled like cat urine) & security (couldn’t get packages because they would all be stolen and nothing was done to prevent it) Advice to landlord: Change management”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Pros: Huge apartments with natural light, beautiful views. Great location in heart of east village. Laundromat across the street Cons: Run by cockroaches. We hired exterminators multiple times, kept a clean space to no avail. Management will not answer and will let this place fall apart: had no heat for extended periods in freezing winter. Hot water broke down regularly… cold showers ahead of work. Sewage pipe broke down and there were no repairs for 2 weeks, leaking disgusting water throughout the apartment. Wifi is horrible. Can be very loud and slept with ear plugs given lively nightlife. Superintendent is never available. You can’t order absolutely any package it will get stolen no matter if it’s Amazon or something more expensive. Tap water was constantly molding even when using new Britas. Advice to landlord: Take better care of the facilities”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Unit 6A Pros: Love the elevator and the interior of the apartment. Very spacious and beautiful moulding. Cons: I HAVE HAD ALMOST 80% OF MY PACKAGES STOLEN. Landlord and super will give me zero responses despite me begging multiple times. Also the water pressure is pretty awful. Advice to landlord: GET BETTER MAIL SECURITY.”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Pros: All of the rooms are very spacious by NYC standards. Given the fact that we had a COVID rent deal ($1800/pp in a 2 bedroom), we were paying well below market average for the amount of space. The pre-war details are nice and we enjoy the general area. Cons: Our unit has not been maintained properly for years and something is constantly in disrepair (shower knobs and doorknobs falling off, inconsistently hot water, tiles falling out of shower, windowpanes coming loose, etc.) Appliances and finishes in kitchen and bathroom are quite outdated. We do not have in-building laundry and the landlord refused to pay to install a dishwasher in the unit. We've also had periodic cockroach issues and a minor bedbug infestation which was only partially comped. There is also a mind-blowingly skilled package thief in the building -- my stuff has been swiped within minutes of delivery on multiple occasions -- so I stopped shipping things to the apartment. Also, the super is passive-aggressive and constantly ghosts our texts requesting maintenance requests. Lastly, don't expect to be able to negotiate any cleaning, painting, or renovations - believe me, we tried. Advice to landlord: Pricing a unit based purely on market demand for square footage is completely obscene given your negligent upkeep and blatant disrespect of the basic needs of your tenants. I am manifesting multiple lawsuits against you in the coming year. Good fucking riddance!”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan“Pros: I find hard to say something nice, since there isn’t Cons: I really don’t recommend this building, its disgusting Advice to landlord: Go to church”
— 89 AVENUE A · Manhattan