All 7 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Close to school and a ton of restaurants, as well as subway Superintendent responsive on issues Great south facing windows Cons: Ventilation not the best for stovetop Appliances a little old”

“Pros: attentive super, and nice facilities for the price point. Cons: older building so there was some visible wear and tear”

“Pros: Responsive super Great location for Columbia students Cons: Small units Noisy (students)”

“Pros: super fun landlord and through screening process for tenants Cons: no kitchen ventilation and the stairs are a touch slanted”

“Unit no Pros: high ceiling. prewar. gross bathroom. Cons: Super goes through all your garbage like a psycho and would send email to harass you for every little thing you do wrong. Imagine a 30-smthn guy go through my period trash. That is sexual harrassment and unacceptable. I generally wash things for recycling but do not have time to wash every single item for recycling. The landlord is also weird. Advice to landlord: HIRE A NEW SUPER.”

“Unit #PH Pros: Mark is a wonderful landlord who is often seen around the building helping out and available. For students moving into their first NYC apartment, this is a good first step with other Columbia students as neighbors and an attentive landlord right off campus. Free laundry in the building is also an amazing pro. On the same street as a Columbia dorm, so campus security patrol our block as well. I lived there for 3 years and never saw a mouse. I saw 3 cockroaches in 3 years. Pretty good stats... Cons: It is an old building. Old appliances, in many cases very worn or dirty from years of use. Worth looking unit by unit to make sure it is up to your standards. It's not a dealbreaker for everyone, but you should know going in.”

“Pros: Close to Columbia University, responsive management, Cons: Quite old, the building needs a major remodel. Advice to landlord: Change the floors and windows. Stairs need a major remodel as well.”