All 5 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Nice area, clean hallways, updated appliances, good size for NYC Cons: Violent and abrasive neighbors that the building does not control, continuous issues with the laundry units, continuous issues with the water specifically hot water (water has been turned off many times over the years) Advice to landlord: Be more responsive to tenants when charging such high rents”

“Pros: Loved the location and even the top floors aren’t that many steps compared to some other walkup buildings in Manhattan. Pretty quiet and respectful neighbors Cons: Super is unresponsive unless you email/text/call many times. My unit needed multiple repairs and on average it would take 5-10 texts to get in touch. One time I hired someone from TaskRabbit to do minor repairs for me out of frustration. Unit was pretty outdated and priced exorbitantly for what you get, but again amazing and convenient location”

“Pros: good location good apartment design Cons: lots of construction in the surrounding area basement area is a total mess. Lots of traffic from maintenance, but don't do a good job at maintaining cleanliness Washer and dryers aren't very good, and relatively expensive. Lots buildings have switched to card based system for washer/dryers, but quarters still required here. Heat is managed poorly. Cold in winter, warm in spring/fall. Management is not generous when things break and cost you $$ Advice to landlord: treat tenants with the respect you would want if you weren't a mega-owner”

“Pros: -Pet friendly -location -nice neighborhood Cons: Check other review sites like StreetEasy, many posts. Where to begin: -no consistent heat or hot water in winter for weeks at a time during months of Jan Feb for several years. -fired the live in super and never replaced just has you call non-responsive & shifty/lying/negligent contractor -zero efforts to make any repairs -vast history of not refunding security deposits when units left in better condition than move in. -rodent and black fly problem for 6+ years -in litigation with the city and Fire Dept over violations so severe that a city paid fire department guard was stationed in our building for 8 months, 24/7, until they replaced the back fire escape. -left scaffolding up from above fire escape work for an additional year because they didn’t pay their bill - head contractor Neland used a non working toilet in the 4th floor and caused a flood that has still not repaired the rent stabilized tenants in that line who’s ceilings came down -Owner purchased a $40 million apartment complex in Miami, and gave an interview about how he was leaving New York because the laws were too tenant friendly. All while not taking care of the buildings he currently owns… scumbag -very small 1 bedroom apts Advice to landlord: Find some ethics and take care of your tenants”

“Pros: Relatively quiet and in a nice area. Cons: Super hasn’t fixed any of the issues in my unit in nearly two years of bugging both him and the landlord. One of these issues is the oven which hasn’t worked since I moved in. Hot water and heat are massive issues. The landlord didn’t supply us with hot water nearly the entire month of May 2019. The coldest day of February 2020 our whole building was without heat nearly the entire day with no explanation. Ceiling fixtures randomly don’t have power and the super has yet to show up to fix them. Tile in kitchen has been cracked since I moved in and, again, neither the super nor the landlord has fixed it despite me continually making them aware of the issue. I can go on. Advice to landlord: Hire a better super who doesn’t go out drinking mid day and doesn’t screen calls of your tenants. Fix the problems brought to your attention in a timely manner. Offer resolutions to issues like not having hot water for nearly a month.”