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OR 145 AVENUE C, LLC · avg 3.0 ★★★★★ · New York City

★★★★★Mar 2026

“Unit D3 Pros: It was in a great location- far from trains but really lovely and fun area. A little unsafe to places I've lived in bedstuy and bushwick, but overall great. My neighbors were great- a few people had been living there since the 70s and we're really cool and friendly. Cons: The building manager did fix stuff, but it would take many many texts and calls. we also had a couple ongoing issues that kept getting "fixed" but quickly became an issue again. Also, the heat didn't work although the building was legally obligated to provide it. our radiators wouldn't turn on at all- we kept reaching out to get it fixed and they would not fix it.”

— 145 AVENUE C · Manhattan
★★★★★Aug 2025

“Pros: Responsive super - always responded quickly although there wer Cons: Rats in the trash room, have to dodge them. Packages stolen frequently management didn’t do anything about it. Fobs stopped working for the past month.”

— 145 AVENUE C · Manhattan
★★★★★Jul 2021

“Pros: Nothing. This apt was a traumatic experience. Cons: Bed bugs and other pests. Building manager was the worst and continuously screwed us over. We made them pay for multiple bed bug treatments which we had to fight for. The entire building has an infestation. Refused to let us break the lease after multiple bedbug treatments. Would’ve taken them to court if it money wasn’t an issue Advice to landlord: Fumigate the entire building to get rid of the bedbugs once and for all. The spotty treatments you do just displace them to other apts and they end up coming back”

— 145 AVENUE C · Manhattan
★★★★★Jan 2021

“Pros: Kind neighbors who looked out for each other since the next bed bug / mice scare was always on the horizon. Cons: Never seen pest issues like this. We broke our lease by getting a lawyer involved after multiple bed bug and mice infestations. At one point there was a mouse on my bed... Advice to landlord: Get the mice & bed bugs under control as a building, which would require a mass cleaning of mostly empty units, but is necessary.”

— 145 AVENUE C · Manhattan
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