All 3 tenant reviews.

“Unit 119 Pros: None. It was horribly managed Cons: Landlord doesn't care at all what happens to the tenants here. I have proof that they always leave the gates and doors open so people can walk in whenever they want and there has been multiple times packages was stolen from us. Nobody cleans the laundry room it's a complete dump. So many bed bugs in this apartment. It is literally infested with them. I took pictures and videos of all the things that has happened here and their emails are saved because they ignore the emails that you send them about the stuff going on here. I even got the bugs in recording, ceiling falling apart, security cameras dont work, I got all the proof how horrible living in this building is. Management cares less what happens until you throw in the lawyers. The building is dirty, there are people smoking constantly in the building. It smells like weed and smoke because one of the tenants that i know smokes by the stairs inside. Not even outside she does it inside the stairs. How is Management still running this building? I dont know but it isn't worth your money to rent this place at all. Advice to landlord: Have better management handle this building. Cause these guys don't care about it”

“Pros: Front yard well-maintained and nice landscaping. The super was helpful and responsive. Cons: Roaches and mice in the building. Landlord patched and painted over a recurring leak without ever resolving the source so it returned and caused mold problem.”

“Pros: Close to the 1 and A trains, extremely responsive building management company, super sweeps/mops the whole building maybe once a month, awesome food in the neighborhood. Cons: There’s been a few shootings across the street recently (makes me feel unsafe going out at night), for the lower floors it gets cold early in the morning during winters, all the windows in the apartment are drafty, nice hardwood floors but they are completely uneven all across the apartment, roaches rule the apartments Advice to landlord: Fix apartments properly before renting”