All 7 tenant reviews.
FROST CONDOMINIUM LLC · avg 2.3 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Unit 402 Pros: Apartments and the roof Cons: The landlord is a 73 year old man hired by a Jewish son who had no right hiring mr.kofi opoku Mensah who stores garbage in the basement and empty apartments also garbage area are dirty and illegal activities are being conduct he gives out this building code #2658 and hires crackhead to enter and steal packages I've been on him for 2 years and management is covering up for the guy and Jewish son who pays for this non sence Advice to landlord: Stop hiring thiefs and crackhead to half clean this building”
— 245 FROST STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: Quiet neighborhood, decent location, good sized apartments. Has dishwasher and laundry hookup Cons: Problems with roaches and unresponsive management Advice to landlord: More communication about pest control”
— 245 FROST STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 2R Pros: Great light in the apartment, were willing to negotiate/flexible with lease conditions around length/breaking lease Cons: The management company is pretty despicable. They never fix anything that breaks. There is a vestibule with a door that doesnt lock and then a keypad to get into the building. This is where the mailboxes are, but they've been broken for over a year so the mail is just in an unsorted pile on the ground. The worst part is that in the winter homeless drug addicts sleep in the vestibule because the door doesn't lock and it is heated. We've seen them smoke crack and shoot up in the vestibule and even burn the mail since the mail boxes haven't been fixed in so long. One of them tried to stab the super this winter so he's afraid to even kick them out now and I don't blame him. The company refuses to do anything about this because they would have to move the buzzer outside and they're more willing to expose tenant and their employee to this danger than pay for this Advice to landlord: Respond to emails and phone calls sooner than a week and take safety issues seriously”
— 245 FROST STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 3R Pros: Great neighborhood, tall ceilings, great private view, and having two bathrooms is convenient. Great, but overworked super. Generally cleab Cons: Terrible landlord who stole my security deposit and charged me for a month of rent. Building staircase and hall regularly damaged, but slow to fix. Building has cheap material and rooms were small. They over worked a super. Advice to landlord: Be more responsive and don't be an outright liar and thief. Also hire some help for the super.”
— 245 FROST STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: Nice neighborhood. Frost street is a great quiet street to live on. Cons: Absolutely everything about the building . Run the other way and do not sign a lease at this place unless you want to be stuck with repairs that will never get fixed and a landlord who will never respond to you. Building is not safe , homeless people loiter and charge their phones in the front entrance because it is unlocked. Neighbors are extremely loud. The apartment was filthy when we moved in and they had obviously not cleaned up after the prior tenant. There is mold in the bathroom around the shower. Terrible and disappointing living conditions for the price. Advice to landlord: Respond to your tenants and actually maintained the building . This has been an extremely frustrating living experience.”
— 245 FROST STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 1F Pros: Literally nothing. Worst apartment I’ve ever lived in. Cons: Heroin addicts shooting up in the vestibule (told the landlord multiple times. He told me straight up there is nothing they can do. Roaches everywhere in the basement. Homeless people digging through the poorly managed trash every day. Landlord never fixes anything. Advice to landlord: Just sell the place to somebody who is actually cut out for the gig.”
— 245 FROST STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: There is a big backyard Cons: Landlord Company is very unresponsive Apartment 1R is dirty and not maintained Neighbors are very loud Basement level has a door to the common heat/water supply for the building. Many roaches and can be easily accessed from the outside stairwell Advice to landlord: Respond to your tenants”
— 245 FROST STREET · Brooklyn