All 5 tenant reviews.

“Unit BSM Pros: Absolutely nothing. Nothing to like at all Cons: Every single tenant is unemployed. Snooping on everyone's business. Slamming doors and making unnecessary noises like it's a living. And check out all the violations that the city has penalized them for this year. I am SO glad I left before situations got worse. Don't get me started on what the neighboring buildings have been saying about them”

“Pros: Cheaper than the city - only reason to be in this area Cons: You ever been to times square? Flushing? This is Times Square #2 for no reason. Everyone must be unemployed and constantly on the streets. One of the biggest reasons I fled this area”

“Unit 1f Pros: Necessities accessible very cheap and close. Dollar stores were dollar prices. Trash men came routinely. Very rarely flooded. Cons: Internet was outdated. Couldn't run FIOS. Tenants were changing. Outlets busted into small fires very often. Noise levels went out of control because neighborhood is a majority of men”

“Unit BSM Pros: Functional mailboxes, relatively low mail theft Cons: Living here is a nightmare. Avoid this building like the plague. If you’re thinking about moving in—don’t. This place is a full-blown disaster. Let’s talk about the basics first: • Outlets don’t work. HALF of them are dead. I’ve got power strips crisscrossing my floor like I’m running a black market LAN party just to charge my phone and laptop. • Unknown people constantly walking in and out. Almost questioned if 100 people live in the same unit • Homeless and drug users have started camping out and hanging around. This is not a safe neighborhood at all. • And the cherry on top? LOUD, BLARING religious sermons and cult-like events happening right outside the building. Happens every summer. Then every other month. Sometimes, someone just grabs a microphone and start their sermons. It’s like living next to a megaphone that preaches at you nonstop. I didn’t pay rent to hear this.”

“Pros: -Private apartment building so the families are all Asian -The neighborhood is definitely very serene, peaceful, and quiet. I used to go out and come home between 11PM to 5AM often and nothing ever happened -For a 3-bedroom, the rent was very fair and cheap at $1,250 -This neighborhood had AMAZING food especially Soho Café & Grill, Sake Sushi (the wings), and Beverley Pizza & Café (cheaper and better pizza then Korner Pizza) but from what I’ve heard, those restaurants have all changed now. Check to see what it’s like if you move here or into the neighborhood -The F train used to always be crowded while the G train wasn’t so I eventually planned my trips via the G train (LOL) even if it meant walking a few extra blocks Cons: -The apartment is very average, so average that living there for 5 years didn’t result in any outstanding memories – good or bad. The only real con is the lack of air ventilation despite having windows open. However, this issue exists in a lot of places I’ve lived, and I can’t pinpoint where the issue stems from. -The F train has people 24/7. The G train, however, avoid at night because there can be crazy homeless people. When you’re in a train alone at 3AM with one of those people, I’d run for your life. Advice to landlord: -I don’t have much advice to give because it was very decent living for such a cheap price. Perhaps figure out the air ventilation problem though that might just have to do with location of the building more than construction of the building? I definitely moved out because despite the low rents, my family couldn’t afford it, but I wouldn’t have moved out otherwise.”