“Pros: Good DR food around Cons: Trying to get the security deposit, but no response and may need to resort to legal action. Advice to landlord: Pick up your phone”
— 59 GRAHAM AVENUE · Brooklyn“Unit 4R Pros: Nothing. It was a terrible experience for the price we were paying. Cons: It has been over a year since I moved out and I have yet to receive my security deposits back. I have contacted Zalmen the landlord multiple times and got no response. I contact the management companies too and they said we didn't violate anything for him to be withholding our deposit. The entrance is between rows of gigantic trash cans, which often blocks the pinpad and doorbells. The ACs occasionally stop working. There was a major leak from my shower to the floor below. The had to take out the tiling and redo it all in the course of 2 weeks. And they did not warn me about the dust at all. I have asthma and there was dust everywhere in my room and I could not breathe even with the windows wide open. I had to deal with this for the remainder of my time there. The building stairwell smelled like constant trash and urine. Our move-in was delayed because the windows were broken, and we got no refund whatsoever. There's no vent in the kitchen, so every time we cooked we had to open the main door to let the grease out. ETC. Advice to landlord: Stop being a landlord”
— 59 GRAHAM AVENUE · Brooklyn“Pros: En suite bathrooms in the multi unit. Cons: Lots of street/traffic noise.”
— 59 GRAHAM AVENUE · Brooklyn“Pros: It’s relatively new and close to the subway. Cons: Landlord did not return security deposit. He is not responsive, and currently being sued by all the former tenants. Advice to landlord: Start obeying the law.”
— 59 GRAHAM AVENUE · Brooklyn