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95 LEX LLC · avg 3.1 ★★★★★ · New York City

★★★★★Sep 2025

“Unit 4L Pros: Good management, responsive super. Cons: Laundry room broken most of the time. Packages get stolen.”

— 95 LEXINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★★May 2023

“Unit 5a Pros: Well kept building, central location, laundry, large apartments Cons: Had bugs (but management was responsive), crazy neighbor who yelled and banged on the ceiling, raising rents every year significantly Advice to landlord: none”

— 95 LEXINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★★Nov 2022

“Pros: Laundry in the building Cons: Douglas Elliman management provides the minimal amount of effort to help with complaints Advice to landlord: Please pick up the phone when a tenant calls or return an email”

— 95 LEXINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★★Oct 2022

“Pros: Location and transportation Cons: Management and management the worst! Advice to landlord: Stop bastardizing the prewar apartments and leave the “renovations” alone!”

— 95 LEXINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★★Sep 2021

“Pros: Convenience, elevator, laundry Cons: No doorman and rent a bit high”

— 95 LEXINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★★Aug 2020

“Unit 3H Pros: Close to subway Cons: The Super puts in the least amount of effort when the porter is not on duty. The porter works most days and works very hard. Therefore the building is not well tended to and the laundry room is always wet and dirty machines. Garbage piles up. Serious mail theft. Very HIGH Rent!!! Advice to landlord: Answer the damn phone!”

— 95 LEXINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
★★★★★Aug 2020

“Pros: Pre war building quiet block Cons: Owner who is destroying the charm of building ugly hideous renovations. Will rent to anyone too many people not enough laundry. Mostly absent super. Management company especially management agent suck. The laundry room is a joke with full occupancy there need to be more machines. Half the time they a broken and full of mold! Advice to landlord: Quit doing illegal conversions. Stop doing renovations with illegal workers now of these days DOH will be able to get in and prove our complaints. Try to be more like your father was in treatment of your tenants. He was a gentleman and would not be proud of what has happened to this building. With every passing year the building goes down more.”

— 95 LEXINGTON AVENUE · Manhattan
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