All 6 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Nice proximity to NYC iconic locations and the theater district Cons: The building was frequently filthy, roach infested, and the block was filled with vagrants. The hallways smelled like pee all the time. It was like living in a shelter.. and the family that manages the property are crooks who pay the local homeless people and undocumented people to “clean and repair” the building. The hallways are rancid and never cleaned. They illegally convert rent controlled apartments and overcharge innocent renters, so beware. They treat people horribly, lie and are untrustworthy. They are exploiting the most vulnerable people paying them low wages and overcharging young kids looking to enjoyNew York cCity. Shame on them.”

“Unit 3B Pros: Super responded to complaints fairly promptly. Heating was also not an issue Cons: Mice were in our unit several times throughout our stay. Unit is also not maintained well, there were a lot of holes on the wall, peeling paint, etc. Constantly had to remind super to come and fix things even after following up multiple times. heating was also very hot and had to be turned off Advice to landlord: The unit needs a lot more upkeep and rodent control”

“Pros: Management was super responsive Cons: Tons of rats out front”

“Pros: Responsive and kept common area clean Cons: Mouse entered apt, but quick maintenance reply”

“Pros: Cheap when we rented. Cons: Landlord will charge you cleaning fee when you move out by default. No reason and no notice. They simply do it because most people won’t complain about $150 after waiting 2 months.”

“Pros: I honestly can’t think of one. Cons: Apartment was infested with mice. Multiple mice were coming in through the stove. I’ve seen about 10 different mice in the apartment and who knows how many more came out at night. Landlord was barely responsive and when he did respond, he would send someone who did little to resolve the issue. The apartment building was itself not clean. Stairwells were always dirty and if I guessed they would clean the building every two months if that. When we moved in, it was pretty obvious they didn’t clean the apartment from the last tenants. There was pee on the bathroom wall next to one of the toilets. We also experienced a huge water leak coming from our ceiling while we were there. I also have a sneaking suspicion the building doesn’t have a super. They would give different phone numbers every time I asked to contact the super and if I tried to call or text them I would get no response or a a confused person on the other line. Advice to landlord: Follow standard health codes. Clean and fumigate the entire apartment building for the health of your tenants. Stop cutting corners and taking advantage of the competitive nyc rental market”