All 3 tenant reviews.

“Unit 2b Pros: Neighbors are friendly , it’s pretty quite Cons: They don’t take care of the trash , they have a roach issue throughout whole building so it’s very hard. Even if your place is clean they don’t manage the rest of the building so it’s an infestation. Their exterminator sucks . I’m pretty sure there’s mold in apartments too Advice to landlord: Get the building professionally cleaned ! I don’t know the last time I saw someone actually clean hallways or the stairs. It’s always so much dust. Just because the building is old does not mean you shouldn’t continue to upkeep it .”

“Pros: Spacious rooms and decent kitchen and bathroom Cons: Dirty, smelled like pee Advice to landlord: Clean the building regularly”

“Pros: The gentleman who does the maintenance around the building is a great guy (not the super), he does an excellent job at maintaining the building and grounds. The building has good water pressure. Cons: Firstly, good luck getting ahold of the company that owns the building, you’ll get an audience with the Pope sooner. Second, the people here treat each other terribly. I had the neighbors above and below me blasting music regularly. I tried to talk to them respectfully, that led no where. When I tried to contact management about the issue they just stopped responding to my phone calls and emails. Beyond the neighbors you have the lovely folks of East Flatbush honking, screaming, begging, and blasting music all day every day. I seldom felt comfortable having my window open. I took to noise proofing the apartment with curtains and rugs. When we moved in, there were roaches, although we corrected that with diligent caulking and poisoning. Our neighbors didn’t, so we’d still see their stragglers. They run the heat like crazy. You’ll never be cold, but you’ll never be comfortable. The area leaves a lot to be desired. Unless filth, homelessness, trash, and emotional/verbal abuse is desired. You can’t leave your house without being accosted by the homeless, or being scowled at by strangers. Advice to landlord: Respond to your emails. Consider double/triple pane windows.”