All 5 tenant reviews.

“Unit 4 Pros: I lived in this building from 2013 to 2020 and had a great overall experience. The lease was passed down through roommates until I officially took it over in 2016, paying $3,500 for a true 3-bedroom. Rent increases were minimal — the highest it ever went up was just $100 in a single year. Eugene and Buchinger were always respectful and easy to deal with. The building had a real sense of community and a shared understanding among tenants — large, slightly dated spaces that still held the charm of a true Brooklyn loft. It was no-frills, but also never exploitative. Cons: It’s disappointing to now see smaller units in the building listed at $6,000 — a huge jump without any clear improvements. The building seems to be trying to compete with newer luxury developments in the south-side, but without offering any of the actual benefits those buildings provide. I also suspect this shift is being driven by the landlord’s son-in-law, who’s now the managing partner and appears to be capitalizing on the neighborhood’s rapid growth. Advice to landlord: Go back to your roots of being a quiet gem at the edge of the water.”

“Pros: Good location and nice view Cons: Constructions in front. Terrible attitude from the landlord and does not care about people nor cleanliness or safety.”

“Pros: location; space; management Cons: little sunlight when on the backside if below 4th floor Advice to landlord: Need new laundry. Otherwise, great!”

“Pros: Great space, close to domino park, great neighbors Cons: Laundry room never fully operational, kent is congested with the construction of domino park buildings, far from subway. Advice to landlord: upgrade laundry room, water heaters to insta hot units, and install new upgraded AC / Heating units”

“Pros: loved the location, very safe building Cons: Lots of smoking on the fire escape. Advice to landlord: keep up the good work!”