All 6 tenant reviews.
R & A EAST END ASSETS LLC · avg 2.3 ★★★★★ · New York City
“Pros: Great super, spacious apartments, nice location Cons: building-wide pest issue, management company that nickel + dimes tenants (and building staff) while failing to make basic repairs -- i've seen 3+ serious plumbing collapses in the last 2 years, and management continually fails to pay for the serious upgrades needed. They're cheap and aren't willing to equip the lovely super + staff onsite with the means necessary to keep the building in safe, habitable condition. Both elevators also fail alll the time. Advice to landlord: Stop being so cheap!”
— 28 EAST END AVENUE · Manhattan“Unit 3H Pros: - Rent is relatively cheap. - You live right next to the park. - Dog-friendly building. - Super lives in building and is very nice. Cons: - Awful pest control. - Garbage situation is out of control outside. Overflowing garbage cans and people throw their trash everywhere. I saw no less than 1000 rats in the garbage area while we lived there. Advice to landlord: Deal with the trash issue!”
— 28 EAST END AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: The apartment was clean and freshly painted when I moved in. Spacious apartment Pleasant and neighbors are pleasant enough Cons: Heat is "included" in the rent, be ready to wear "outerwear" indoors since temp is kept at 68f (legal minimum). The heater radiator is so loud, my eardrums hurt and haven't had a full night sleep since the cold weather started. Super claims there is no solution, despite mgmt many attempts. It is true about one of the entrances being used as the garbage area; it's like walking into a dumpster (used as the move-in/out area), with mice and roaches galore. Heard from neighbors that the elevator breaks frequently, so now I make sure to have my cell phone at hand each time I'm in there (50's elevator, very vintage:) You'll hear your neighbors' conversations, dogs barking, babies crying - surely they can hear my cat meowing.. and the neighbor downstairs must have a rolling something, I feel as if there is a highway under me; my floor is constantly shaking. Advice to landlord: Tell your real estate agents to be truthful about what the tenant will encounter (neighbors' noise level & heater radiator noise) - especially when someone makes it a point to say they're light sleepers, the agent should be truthful, so that the right tenant is given the opportunity to rent, as opposed to bringing a tenant to an environment filled with this many nuisances. Better sanitation / pest control in the garbage area.”
— 28 EAST END AVENUE · Manhattan“Unit 5D Pros: Clean, friendly doormen and staff, quiet and safe. Cons: Lots of very old people - I didnt it because it was quiet but sometimes looked like an old peoples home Advice to landlord: Update kitchens -”
— 28 EAST END AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: Large floor plans, quiet location on East End Avenue. Cons: Trash is piled up in area that is also the secondary entrance to building so be prepared to walk by mice and rats when you come and go. The overall state of the building is terrible, with stained carpets, a beat up elevator, and just an overall feeling of lack of care from management. The walls are SO thin and you can hear every thing - even your neighbor farting. The response time for fixing appliances is awful, we didn’t have a working dishwasher for the first month after we moved in. Be prepared to do basic repairs/fixes on your own, or else they won’t get done. The apartment was FILTHY when we moved in and had a layer of yellow grease on all surfaces. We spent the first week just deep cleaning the whole space. They don’t paint between each new resident because you can see all of the past nail holes/markings from the past tenant. Honestly, run, don’t walk from this building. Management could care less about the tenants and it shows every day. Advice to landlord: Address the above. There’s so many issues here it’s unfathomable.”
— 28 EAST END AVENUE · Manhattan“Pros: Great space! Large apartments Cons: You can beard every single neighbor - up ,down, next door. Beware.”
— 28 EAST END AVENUE · Manhattan