All 10 tenant reviews.
JACKSON MAK/REV TRUST · avg 2.9 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Pros: Decent value, good location. Quiet building and street noise was surprisingly not bad given the location. Cons: Poorly maintained building. Minimal maintenance done on both unit and common areas. Common areas pretty gritty looking. Sketchy elevator. Occasional bugs, no regular, recurring pest control. Management will respond to issues but do the bare minimum which often does not actually rectify the problem.”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Pros: incredible well located, amazing roof easy to get stuff, quiet, elevator works, etc Cons: honestly nothing, loved it here + would love here longer term Advice to landlord: N/A”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Elevator (when it works) Cons: Elevator (when it doesn't work), Packages getting stolen, Buzzer barely working, Thin walls, Expensive for what it is”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Unit 4D Pros: - The water pressure is good - Location is good Cons: - Several rats/roaches, dirty - Restaurant next door (Tadhana) is very noisy and smelly, right outside window - Had NO HEAT (!) with 2 months during winter and management is extremely unresponsive - Doorbell was broken at least 20 times and management is very unresponsive - you WILL regret moving into this building - trash often accumulates - packages get stolen all the time Management is actively working against you and trying to con you”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Pros: amazing location - within walking distance to almost everything - close to williamsburg bridge, chinatown, soho, east village - quiet neighbors - elevator in building Cons: building is old & management sucks they don't care because once your patience runs out they'll just find a young/ white /tech or finance bro to replace you. clearly don't rent to ppl in the community or to other chinese or asian/black/brown ppl tenants have to repeatedly "complain" about serious issues. problems with heat, roaches, mold, leaks, theft etc”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Unit 3D Pros: The apartment is well located near the F and two citibike racks. Location is great, working elevator Cons: packages constantly stolen, no laundry in building, noise and smell from restaurant below (Tadhana), mice and roaches in the units, buzzer is broken constantly, unresponsive landlord to any building issues, security camera doesn't work Advice to landlord: be responsive”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Elevator in building Lots of natural sunlight Macitence is fast when you get a hold of landlord Cons: Heat issues Faulty intercom system Advice to landlord: Front door to building needs to be replaced”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Perfect location. Amazing natural light. Large living room. Large bedroom. Elevator. Don't really hear your neighbors. High Ceilings. Lots of closet space. Cons: No heat. Unresponsive Landlord who can be condescending in his conversations. Management doesn't show concern for safety issues with the building door not slamming shut and locking. Packages constantly stolen. Rent jacked up ~16% even though there was no heat. Advice to landlord: Better/regular communication with tenants when there are major issues in the building. Care about the safety of your tenants. Do the necessary work on the building and don't argue & gaslight your tenants to avoid proper care.”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Pros: It’s in the Lower East Side Cons: Management never responds. Landlord doesn’t respond to any leaks or repairs. Was without heat from Fall-Winter, but management finally fixed it in the spring and would keep it on full volume when it was hot outside.”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan“Unit 6c Pros: The location is great, there's an elevator in the building, the apartment is spacey, and a couple of laundry places are under a min walk. The apartment has a lot of natural sunlight, despite being on Allen facing the traffic and madness it's not actually that noisy. You're close distance to a lot of amazing food and multiple subway lines are under 5 minutes walk. Super short walking distance to SOHO, and china town, grocery shopping is very convenient too. Cons: The property management is shit. The building intercom does not work, you basically cannot communicate with anyone through the intercom, more often than not the buzzer is broken and you'll have to go open the front gate downstairs for friends or delivery. The front gate is also often broken and anyone can easily open the door, there's no security camera in the building, packages often get stolen. During this past winter they have not been providing city-regulated adequate heat, imo, paying the fine is probably cheaper than replacing the broken boiler. If you email the property management they also does not respond fast. The property management office is also only open on Mon, Wed, Fri so if you have an issue on Tues and Thurs, good luck on that. They have a chinese handyman who barely speaks English and it's not easy to communicate anything with him when he's fixing stuff in the apartment for you. When it rains it leaks. If you're willing to pay $200 electricity bill in the winter blasting your space heater to not die from coldness, it's actually a decent spot. Just expect that your concern will not be addresssed immediately. Advice to landlord: Get your shit together or we'll see you in court!”
— 151 ALLEN STREET · Manhattan