All 4 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Nice place, I feel very safe here. It's super quiet (I live in a back unit). Location is perfect. So close to so many subways Landlord is extremely friendly and responsive Cons: Trash piles up and starts to make it look messy because people don't take it outside where it should go. No laundry”

“Pros: Neighbors are chill, usually millennials Near good bar and food spots, close to train Short walk to Central Par Cons: If we needed anything fixed, it was like an interrogation. Can be noisy at night on our street. Trash would build up and block hallway. Main Front door was broken for a bit which was a safety issue. Packages would get stolen, occasionally Advice to landlord: Be kinder”

“Pros: Back patio and accessibility to subway Cons: Saw mice and cockroaches far too often. Thank god for Home Depot around the corner to get an electric mouse trap. Additionally, we had major heat issues. Advice to landlord: Be more responsive and fix the heat”

“Pros: - Neighbors are quiet and mostly young professionals. - Walls and windows are nearly soundproof making it easy to get a good night’s sleep. - Units are clean and mostly well kept, and some have been recently renovated with brand new finishes. - Prime location with tons of bars, restaurants, gyms, salons, and much more. - E, M, 6 subway stops are a minute away from the building, and conveniently located near many other transit options, including citibikes. - Very walkable and nearby beautiful parks such as Central Park. - No carpeting and only tiles in public areas and stairs of the building, which is a plus. Cons: - Building is right next to a homeless shelter called Samaritan Village, which can sometimes become unruly and sketchy. - Building and certain apartment units are quite old and needs major renovations. - the entrance area is shared with two commercial spaces: a bar (Strangelove) and a food shop (Kati roll), thus it is common to see people loitering, smoking, and speaking loudly on the building’s stoop. - The apartment units don’t get a lot of light, except certain rooms that are street facing. - Very narrow and long walkways makes it challenging to move furniture or bulky items in and out of the building. - Garbage area feels dangerous as it is not at the ground level and feels like you can easily fall in the stairs leading up to the trash site. - Trash area often overflows, causing many residents to dump their trash bags and other waste items by the mail area. - No live-in super, which makes it difficult to get maintenance issues resolved on time or for proper upkeep of the building. - Public areas and walkways are rarely cleaned, thus the accumulation of dust. Advice to landlord: - Regularly maintain the building and replace worn out amenities. - Frequently clean the walkways and other public spaces around the building. - Trash area needs to be rethought and kept cleaned without overflowing into the building’s mailroom. - Assign a live-in super to manage this specific building.”