All 10 tenant reviews.
G & L ROYALTY, INC. · avg 2.1 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Unit 3 Pros: -cute neighborhood central to transportation -unit was spacious and had good light Cons: Management is completely negligent and barely responds to complaints, which there are a lot of because the building is very poorly maintained. Lobby is constantly dirty and has a disgusting smell after it rains. The front door wouldn't lock for months at a time, and we had multiple strangers break in. There was also an infestation of mice. Super is aggressive and only capable of make-shift fixes that don't last. Advice to landlord: Hire a new super and maintain your buildings, and stop harassing tenants for complaining about basic issues.”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: The units within the building are spacious with great natural light. Cons: The landlord is unresponsive to tenants. The super is aggressive and the building is not well kept. Advice to landlord: Get a new super and respond to your tenants”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: nice location, good building Cons: terrible management—unhelpful, rude, and unwilling to take care of their own building”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: Great water pressure, very large apartment, good location. Cons: Horrible property manager - we had to withhold rent before they made any repairs for months.”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Unit 2 Pros: Literally nothing at all Cons: - Someone shat in the lobby - Mice infested - Water damage - Heat doesn't work - Super is useless Advice to landlord: - Fire the super and get on that is actually useful - fix the door locks and buzzer - respond to tenant complaints about rodents - install dishwasher panel”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: The space is pretty big and you get access to good restaurants nearby. Cons: The owner failed to fix things on time. The heater is either too hot in the winter or completely off. We got packages stolen and literal human shit in our hobby. Advice to landlord: Have some decency.”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Unit 4 Pros: Good location, close to good transit and restaurants, neighborhood itself is great Cons: Complete and total nightmare of management. Inept, unresponsive, and after a year of living here has yet to fix a damn thing. We’ve experienced: non functional heat for two weeks during the winter, countless packages stolen due to failures to fix building locks nor install a security camera, someone literally pooping in the building lobby also because the maintenance failed to fix building locks, mice, roaches, mold, leaking ceiling, and a hostile and aggressive superintendent who has yelled and threatened us multiple times and who shows up unannounced whenever he pleases. I cannot stress this enough: don’t live here. Advice to landlord: Fire your super ASAP and hire someone who actually cares about taking care of this building!”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: Good rental price and location Cons: - Landlord does not care about buildings or tenants at all - Supervisor harasses and threatens tenants, completely unhinged - Non-existent management that does not respond to any form of communication (email, calls, text) - Any apartment hazard will take months to fix (or be completely ignored), even if verified by HPD inspection Advice to landlord: Please invest some time into improving the building and responding to your tenants; this will make everyone's lives better. Hire the necessary team to fix any outstanding building violations instead of having everything done through the supervisor, who is constantly harassing tenants and rushing from one job to the next.”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: It is shelter Cons: Poor responsiveness, leaky roof, on and off heat, old appliances, patched up walls, really everything wrong went wrong Advice to landlord: Please get new management”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: Great location in the heart of the East Village. Tons of great bars and restaurants within walking distance. Cons: Owners are incredibly unresponsive and will only come to the apartment to fix things if it is an absolute emergency. I had to ask numerous times for them to turn the heat on in the winter, despite the fact that it was reaching near freezing temperatures. I also told them numerous times about a leak in the ceiling and it took them weeks to patch over it, even then not fixing the real issue or repairing the damage that had been caused. The building entry way was extremely dirty and boxes/tools would pile up in the entry way. The door buzzers were constantly broken so people would prop the entry doors, which led to several packages being stolen. Advice to landlord: Invest some time and energy into cleaning up the place. Be more responsive to tenants instead of forcing them to reach out numerous times.”
— 67 2 AVENUE · Manhattan