All 11 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Staff are excellent Cons: Some neighbors are less than ideal but could be much worse!”

“Unit 10F Pros: The doormen and staff are extremely courteous and helpful. It's the best part about living in the building. Common areas are clean and very well-maintained. Building itself is old, but apartments are roomy with tons of closet space that you will not find in newer constructions. Overall, very happy living here. Cons: No major issues that I have encountered Advice to landlord: I hope that rent increases are reasonable when renewing lease”

“Pros: huge apartment, building staff is amazing, safe, clean Cons: the management allowed my roommates subletter without my consent even though I was on the lease. They also extended the lease by a few days without letting us know and charged us. Took me weeks and several emails to the entire company to get the money back.”

“Pros: Great management, doormen, and overall place to live! Cons: Getting too pricey to live here. Sometimes Management can take a while to respond. Can occasionally hear neighbors pets from our apartment Advice to landlord: None”

“Pros: The building is nice, clean and the apartment layout is good. The door people used to be really great. Cons: Management consistently raises rent by 15-25% yearly since Covid. Nearly half the building moved out last year and this year is the same. Used to only raise it 5-10% per year. There is no roof access, no gym, and Door Person turnover has been nearly 100% in the last year. Advice to landlord: Stop offering tenants astronomical renewal offers that are unrealistic.”

“Pros: Close to trains, amazing doorman, responsive managment Cons: I live in the back of the building and constantly hear a beeping noise coming from pipes but got used it”

“Unit 4H Pros: Building staff is great Cons: Apartments are grossly overpriced”

“Unit 5F Pros: great and friendly staff, responsive superintendent, central location Cons: management likes to initiate rent renewals by +20% each year with no added benefit to tenants and no care of losing them. Advice to landlord: better understand the market and real estate comps and try to keep the tenants you have.”

“Unit 5r Pros: Fabulous service. Clean, responsive. Cons: Living near elevator shaft is EXTREMELY loud Advice to landlord: No advice, theyre doing about as well as possible. Who knows how much they will raise rents…”

“Pros: Management does respond to certain maintenance problems quickly but other ones that don’t require an immediate response can languish Cons: Management company is not helping current renters but giving discounts to new renters Advice to landlord: Haggle on price based on local comparable apartments. Look at the finishes in the apartment. They can be quite different especially when it comes to the kitchen and appliances.”

“Pros: Most of the doormen are incredibly friendly, the building is always clean, apartments are quite spacious, and everything you need (food, shopping, essentials, CP) is in short walking distance. Additionally, they have done a good job on the apt remodels — very nice touches and quality materials. Cons: While most are great, there is one doorman (Gaston) who is consistently and blatantly rude to tenants. Cheap windows allow you to hear everything on the streets in detail. There are several old, senile neighbors who are eager for conflict in the common areas. It generally takes months for a service request to be handled. The property management (Rudin) is absent for the most part. When I have dealt with them, I was blown away by the lack of professionalism — especially for a company that charges high rents and requires so much from tenants in the application process. Advice to landlord: Include updating the windows when you remodel an apartment. Require excellence from all doormen. And I understand the previous property manager (who was a complete jerk) retired in December— please hold the new manager to a higher standard of customer service. You have everyone locked into longer leases, but remember, it will be easy for us to leave for nicer places, in better neighborhoods, and pay less rent when our leases with you are up.”