“Pros: - Management really cares about its tenants and the building - Most, if not all, of the units are rent stabilized - The super is really attentive and quick Cons: This really is the best buildings in NYC, but if I'm reaching for cons: - North facing, sunlight levels are not ideal - Buzzing system could use a digital upgrade Advice to landlord: Please keep caring about your tenants and buildings! Don't sell out to a private investor!”
— 204 MESEROLE STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 7 Pros: Clean building that is well-maintained by the super. Management seems pretty on top of everything. Nice to have Portal to pay rent and submit maintenance requests Cons: 1 or 2 laundry machines/dryers are often broken”
— 206 MESEROLE STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 7 Pros: Super genuinely cares, building is reasonably priced and well kept, regular renovations for tenants who renew, tenants tend to stay for a long time, central air, so close to train Cons: AC/heat bills can get high. Walls inside the rooms were thin”
— 207 MONTROSE AVENUE · Brooklyn“Unit 1 Pros: Shared Backyard Laundry In Building Only 7 apts Cons: No secure package area, huge rats running in front of doorway, flood warning if you live near the basement”
— 206 MESEROLE STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: - very responsive Cons: - older building but they’re renovating a lot of units”
— 208 MESEROLE STREET · Brooklyn“Unit 6 Pros: Great price for 2 bedroom apartment 1 bathroom at 2200 total (1100 each) a month. Shared backyard for a couple of buildings that is great if you have a dog. Building manager is super responsive and helpful. Building always being cleaned. Cons: Laundry was only in one building that 6 buildings had to share so i had to walk out and into a new building to do my laundry Advice to landlord: if possible to add more laundry”
— 208 MESEROLE STREET · Brooklyn“Pros: open court yard and laundry in building. very responsive building managers. Cons: there wasn’t anything that i didn’t like. Advice to landlord: they did a great job. it’s the only building where i can say i really enjoyed living there and big part of it had to do with their management style.”
— 205 MONTROSE AVENUE · Brooklyn