All 21 tenant reviews.
PRAXIS REALTY CO LLC · avg 3.2 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Pros: Decent location, decent size Cons: Occasional cockroaches, very loud especially at night because next to all the hospitals, not very responsive super (supposedly “live in” but actually lives in building two doors down), not responsive/rude management, water inconsistent temperature often too hot and scalding, pets allowed and neighbors can be loud, huge flooding issue when it rained (rained through entire stairwell and in several units), packages often stolen, entryway door often stuck and hard to open, advertises as having laundry in building but one machine and one dryer shared between TWO buildings in courtyard not well lit, heat only in one room from radiator that you can’t control”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Unit 6 Pros: Cheap compared to rest of city , easy to pay rent and report issues , issues will be fixed eventually , amazing super Cons: Manager of building can be rude, you can wait a long time before certain issues are rectified, water heat is so so (days where the water is cold), laundry room is often broken, packages always stolen, roach issues”
— 509 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: pet-friendly, no mice/bugs so far, 1st-month no rent, online rent portal Cons: no elevator, package missing/open, intercom doesn't work, sounds travels from hallways, and weird apt layout.”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Location, space, sunlight Cons: After several attempts at contacting management about the mouse problem in our apartment, nothing was done to resolve it. Only after them fixing a separate issue did they see the massive entry points in the walls that the mice came through. Advice to landlord: Get the mouse problem fixed”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Affordable rent Responsive management Cons: Small units Pest problem Broken laundry room”
— 507 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Unit 24 Pros: The units are cheap. They are nice enough but nothing fancy. They get the job done. Cons: Super was sometimes not the most responsive.”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Great neighborhood. Pretty quiet building and minimal issues. Cons: Small apartments, not great response time from maintenance”
— 507 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Water Pressure, Hot Water, Laundry In Building (Shared with 4 other connected buildings), Timely Super, Friendly Landlord, and Staff Cons: Payment of Rent with Check through Mail, Mice, and Rodent Problems is frequent in the winter (They have a frequent pest management company though) , sometimes steam heaters turn off, Vestbule lock to building is frequently broken”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: -Cheap rent, repainted and cleaned rooms before moving in -Great neighborhood but you can live in other buildings around the area Cons: -Horrible responsiveness of the building management: the laundry has been closed for 4 months with no communication of when it will be reopened, even though laundry is listed in the amenities. -Terrible experience with management: they have lost my rent checks 3 times and make you pay for the cancellation fees, I have had them hang up on me on the phone for asking for an email or written forms of communication (they are only responsive over the phone where there is no written evidence) -Protect yourself: in case they try to fuck you over, you will need to gather evidence thoroughly-- they do not have your best interest in mind at all -Tiny rooms with constant maintenance issues -Current history of mice/rats and cockroaches Advice to landlord: Be a better, responsible owner with actual manners; otherwise I encourage everyone to never live here”
— 507 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Unit 13 Pros: It’s affordable Pet friendly Cons: No laundry- I’ve been here 6 months and the laundry room has been out of service the whole time. No cold water for days at a time- but scalding water constantly No response from owner - had to call 311 so I could take a shower Constant package theft Door is jammed constantly- keys get stuck all the time Call boxes don’t work Building has been cited for structural damage and they painted over it Unit was not cleaned Painters painted over outlet’s and lights Neighbors are creepy and loud Water pressure - 0 Shower screams and shakes Heat pipes leak rust water Windows hard to open Property not taken care of nor updated Advice to landlord: Take the rent money and actually update your units. Having leaking heat pipes is concerning”
— 507 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Unit 29 Pros: Large living space with a functioning kitchen Cons: Small bathroom with an interesting shower”
— 509 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: - cheap - decent location Cons: - occasional pests - paper thin walls - washers/dryers in laundry room are always broken - low security - small unit Advice to landlord: Better maintenance of laundry room. improved security”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Unit 12 Pros: Good location near the Q train, away from more busy areas, and nearby good hospitals. Cons: Cockroaches in shared areas. (I watched a cockroach crawl into my apartment under my door from the stairwell & my cat chased it back out) 4 of the shared washers and dryers between 120 units have been broken for over a year. When I was asked about a lease renewal, I brought this up and they said they are still working with a supplier. Owner and super and management will ignore every issue until they are absolutely forced to do something. Water leaks, they don't fix it, then they later complain water consumption is high. (My radiator leaked into apartment below - they never fixed it because they "needed a new part" that never came. My toilet was broken and leaked all over my apartment floor - they never fixed it after visiting 3 times and telling me they need to replace the entire toilet). Busy road to get to FDR with a dangerous intersection. Advice to landlord: Respond to tenants - the bare minimum. Promise to resolve issues and actually follow through on it. Don't increase rent by +30% with nothing to show for it.”
— 507 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: This apt was newly renovated and 1k less then the similar places I was looking at. Also they gave me my deposit back no questions asked. Cons: I sometimes had to call management multiple times to get stuff done. Advice to landlord: Hire more people I’d have paid more for faster service”
— 509 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Newly renovated units at a beyond affordable price. My deposit was returned without pushback. Management is responsive. Cons: It’s an older building so i needed repairs a few times a year. Maintenance is good but they will forget about you if you don’t follow up.”
— 507 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Clean, apartments a great size, walls solid, newly renovated bathroom and kitchen. Cons: Stairway and foyer dirty and decaying, kitchen tiles need some work, could smell fumes from the auto shop next door when the windows were open.”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: I liked my apartment, it has a lot of natural light. Cons: - they advertise laundry being included but machines have all been broken for years and mgmt company points out they arent required by law to provide this amenity. - they fix things in the cheapest way to make it look like a solution but the problems remain. - they are not disclosing major construction plans to prospective tenants. Jackhammers at 7am on the dot, 6 days a week.”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: You get some decent space, lots of the units offer washer dryers, theres not a lot of noise issues. It’s a budget building so you’re not going to get quality but it works. Cons: It is a budget building and here’s why you pay less. Garbage everywhere. Everywhere. Building on street easy says building is maintained - this is a straight lie. Within the apartment things are fine, but there is mold growing on the ceiling outside my apartment, every time it rains water leaks through the roof and onto the stairs, and all the tiles are cracked and lots are missing. I would go sometimes four days in the winter with no hot water for showering. In the summer it is a cement block and would get up above 80 degrees in our apartment even in the evenings (we now run a 12,000 BTU air conditioner and two fans continuously). The most disgusting contents I can’t even describe here were in the dishwasher’s plug when we moved in. We only had one package disappear after it was delivered (and then mysteriously appear a day later), but neighbor who has been here longer said she has a P.o. box because of how many things are stolen. Management won’t ever fix anything, and their hours are a joke so if you work during the day, how are you going to get a hold of them? You can’t. And they don’t respond to email. They once sent a new oven to our apartment by mistake (stupid me, I let the guys in, it was before 8AM and it woke me up so I just signed for it without thinking) and when I called management they said it was meant for another apartment. That thing sat in my apartment for four days until I got management on the phone and yelled at him. Advice to landlord: Yeah I don’t know.”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Neighborhood. Units are at least somewhat updated. Super and his staff are very nice and mean well, but are limited in what they can do. Cons: Biggest is pest control, roaches and mice everywhere. Ants in spring. Moths and flies coming from other apartments. Maintenance is far behind, takes forever to get anything fixed. The super and his staff mean well but seem to be limited by the owner and management. Management take forever to get back to you. Location is a con being on the entrance to the FDR, traffic noise is nonstop. Laundry room was horrible. Advice to landlord: Up the maintenance and pest control budget.”
— 507 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Cute kitchen and bathroom in my unit, quiet building right by the FDR. Washer & large dishwasher in unit. Cons: Terrible management. Had a hole in the ceiling above our shower that took a year to get fixed with multiple attempts. Outside sidewalk is a little gross, and the inside of building needs updating. Had an issue with a lot of packages being stolen, and management basically told us to just move somewhere else if we had an issue. Washer in unit is nice, but is a “combo” dryer and that part does not work. Very little closet space, and had to buy cabinet space for the bathroom. You also still have to write a rent check instead of being able to pay in a more secure way, and there is no official way to submit a maintenance request. Advice to landlord: Update your processes! Giving paying tenants the run around when they have an issue is ridiculous.”
— 509 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan“Pros: Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Cons: They will find a reason to steal your deposit and will tell you to sue them when you demand proof of why they robbed you. Advice to landlord: Do better. Because you suck.”
— 511 EAST 73 STREET · Manhattan