All 6 tenant reviews.

“Unit 4A Pros: Perfect location Updated kitchen and bathrooms Cons: Very small apartments”

“Pros: clean, management is present Cons: had issues with management, they are rude/ mean. shut off heat and hot water for a few days in December. had some other issues that were ultimately dealt with but it took some convincing/ hair pulling”

“Pros: It was relatively quiet (I was in the room NOT facing the street) and my apartment had quite modern finishings. The location was quite convenient, with access to 2 Av F, Prince St RW, and Broadway Lafayette BDFM6. Cons: No elevator or laundry with narrow stairs. The trash room is on the ground floor and was quite small, there would always be boxes piled up inside. Packages would sometimes be stolen or broken into if left outside. My room was extremely small and faced a brick wall so I got no sunlight, same with the window in the kitchen/living room.”

“Pros: Great location honestly the best Cons: Cockroaches on the staircase Advice to landlord: You did a good job”

“Unit 4A Pros: I liked how quiet Stanton St is. The building mangers are incredibly responsive and resolve issues very quickly. The unit was clean and freshly painted when we arrived. We had very few issues with our experience overall. Cons: Some bedrooms are very small with little natural little and no living room which is pretty typical NYC, but there are better options in the same price range around the neighborhood. Old building with old LOUD pipes. It was hard to sleep when the radiators turned on the first few nights. The oven just did not work very well and the units are tinyyyyy. Advice to landlord: Lower the price!”

“Pros: Maintenance people are very fast to fix a problem day-of or next day. They are very nice too. The location of this building, although loud when the bars and restaurants are active, is great for close access to Soho/EV/LES, Whole Foods, and the subway. Most units have dated appliances and the shared kitchen space is small with the large counters/cabinets they added. Cons: Property owners treat tenants like they’re a nuisance. There were some winters when the heat wouldn’t work for days and they were slow to prioritize it. They were/are not collaborative with tenants that have faced financial troubles due to the pandemic. Advice to landlord: Treat your tenants with respect and you won’t have a building mostly unoccupied like what happened during the pandemic.”