“Pros: this building is right on the highline which is wonderful but that is pretty much the extent of the delight. Cons: the landlords are hard to get in touch with. The heat is uncontrollable and will have you sweating the whole winter, and it is by far the noisiest heating in all of nyc that I've ever experienced. any mold or rodent complaints I had were ignored by the super. they always list this building as "laundry in basement" on rental websites which is incorrect... there's a wash and fold around the corner. garbage should be better kept after.”
— 315 10 AVENUE · Manhattan“Unit 1 Pros: It is a roof over your head Cons: Super old and narrow. Appliances are old. Mosquito problem. Over a bar that is loud. Lack of privacy being visible from the high line. Lack of DIY laundry options nearby Advice to landlord: Just make each floor an apartment and gut renovate it”
— 317 10 AVENUE · Manhattan“Unit 8 Pros: I’m a good location but not near transportation Cons: Very old, many issues Advice to landlord: Needs renovation”
— 317 10 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: It's in a nice neighborhood. Cons: My packages have been stolen multiple times. The heat if it's on isn't held in by the windows or the building at all. If it's cold outside the second the heat goes off which is very often its freezing in the building. The drains are awful and the fix is just keep putting draino in. No washer dryer for the price, tiny easy bake oven for the price, tiny fridge too. The noise from the usps sorting center and from the traffic gets right in and it's loud all day and night. The bar below that serves $30 drinks is also loud and plays same 12 songs on repeat every single day.”
— 317 10 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: I liked the super, Joe. He was very sweet Cons: Management (Tassos) is horrible. Lived here for 2 years and my unit was constantly infested with mice even though I was incredibly clean, never left food out and patched up all visible holes. They rarely responded to my requests to have the problem addressed and they were incredibly rude. Advice to landlord: Be nice to your tenants who are paying a lot of money to live in your crappy building.”
— 315 10 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: Close to grocery and restaurants Cons: loud, bad managment, falling apart”
— 317 10 AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: Close to bars, restaurants and other attractions in Chelsea. Affordable for the neighborhood. Cons: Relatively far away from subway. Apartments are small. Seems to have originally been one or two bedroom apartments, turned into three-bedroom units. The third room is very small and not well ventilated. The building’s super can sometimes be rude with complaints and does not immediatly provide a solution to problems. Advice to landlord: I would recommend considering hiring a new super”
— 315 10 AVENUE · Manhattan