All 6 tenant reviews.

“Unit 3F Pros: Convenient location. Street parking is doable. As others said the water pressure is good. Balcony is nice if you have one (minus the pigeons). Cons: Where to start? Walls are paper thin. Guy above us moved in and clearly has no rugs. It sounds like a bowling alley. Can hear our neighbors snoring snoring next door and then there’s a screamer on the floor. The building isn’t clean. There are bugs. No matter how clean you keep your apartment there are cockroaches. The icing on the cake was my husband waking up with one on him in bed. People with dogs let them urinate right by the entry way. It is gag inducing. Then they bring the dogs back inside with their pee paw prints into the lobby. No respect for their own property I guess? We had a mold issue in the walls and while it got patched the walls were starting to deteriorate again. Rent for existing tenants goes up a silly amount every year. A one bedroom in this building isn’t worth the price they are asking. Our “chefs kitchen” (as it’s advertised) had all of 1 drawer and outlet. Advice to landlord: Clean the building up and get Miguel support!”

“Pros: The neighbors are friendly, packages are well kept, and our super, Miguel, is extremely helpful. Cons: Our bathroom was not properly renovated prior to us moving in. Since then, we have dealt with cracks in the grout, and the tiles constantly peel. The property manager, Perry, refused to change the tiles and instead ordered patch jobs to temporarily paint over the tiles, which later resulted in more peeling. The bathroom has become an eyesore. The property manager does not return phone calls or follow up on issues within a reasonable time. We have also experienced water damage in our bedroom within the first 3 months that we moved in, which has gone unresolved. Advice to landlord: Listen to your tenants and resolve the issues they present to you.”

“Pros: Water pressure is great. Some nice neighbors. Convenient location. Cons: Building is getting dirtier by the day. Garbage piles up. If you look outside you'll see garbage all over. Mold/chipping paint. There are bugs... If you aren't in a stabilized unit they raise your rent anywhere from 10 - 20%... just not worth it for the quality of the building. Advice to landlord: Take care of the property. It's going down hill.”

“Unit 6C Pros: barely any noise. Cons: the hallways stink, the walls are turning yellow. the apartment when i moved in the floors had paint stains all over it Advice to landlord: take care of the appearance of the apartments and hallways”

“Pros: Good location to train Cons: Neighbors don’t understand that it is a pet friendly building and harass you. The heat was on full blast making us having to put the a/c on during the winter which raised our electricity bill. They may tell you that you can’t hear the train but you can and it makes life very difficult. Sleeping was hard and even just working from home was difficult. The super was friendly, but would not get involved in situations with other tenants. Our downstairs neighbors complained about the sound of our dog walking and started to bang on the ceiling constantly. They blasted music before this that made our furniture shake. We also found out that they were recording us and the renters before. The super did nothing about this issue. The laundry was disgusting and most people took it elsewhere. There is absolutely no parking and it takes a good 40 minutes to find a spot. You could hear noise on all sides of you. It was like there was no privacy. Worst living situation ever. The management company is the worst ever and does nothing to fix any situation. Advice to landlord: Fix the building so it’s more soundproof and inform people about how it is pet friendly and they will have to deal with pet sounds. Make sure behavior like being recorded isn’t tolerated. Be more involved so living there isn’t like living in hell.”

“Pros: Area is really nice Cons: Building not well taken care of Advice to landlord: Invest more than just capital improvements to raise rent try actually making the building nicer”