All 6 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Location, nice kitchen, rooftop and gym are sizeable. Cons: Messy public areas (gym, package room, lobby, hallways), neighbors can be loud and inconsiderate (especially with regards to trash), occasional out-of-hand roof parties in the summer. Laundry room is also left a mess, with clothing left overnight and sometimes leaking washers that leave the floor wet. Yuck! Advice to landlord: Advise your tenants better on trash policies and to respect shared spaces. This building should have more than one caretaker.”

“Unit 510 Pros: it's in a nice, generally safe area with lots of great restaurants and transmitter park Cons: broken kitchen appliances where the appliance company claimed parts were "backordered" except conveniently when we decided not to renew it all got fixed. really loud, rude neighbor and management wouldnt do anything about it. dog poop all over the roof. packages would get stolen/opened occasionally”

“Pros: New, haven’t seen any pests in the apartment (have seen cockroaches on the roof) Cons: Finishes are cheap and are falling apart already. Advice to landlord: Fix the roof lights”

“Pros: The location, the amenities, the view Cons: Management is not really responsive. The rooftop has roaches. You have to pay to use the washer dryer.”

“Pros: - Amenities: rooftop, gym, laundry, parking Cons: - Unresponsive Management: don’t expect to ever hear back from anyone if you have an issue. - Unbearably loud construction next door - No doorman: packages get stolen, lobby is a mess (especially weekends) - Building looks trendy but with very cheap materials: your apartment will have many issues due to the quality of materials used - Unsafe (no doorman and many drug users on our footstep) Advice to landlord: - Get a new property manager - Invest in a doorman”

“Pros: Location Is Beautiful Cons: Management, rent, small apartments, no heat, fixtures in apartment needs to be fixed Advice to landlord: Please DO NOT manage anymore buildings in NYC. Fulltime Management is beyond horrible to their tenants.”