All 11 tenant reviews.

“Pros: The Sterling was a match for me because I like newer minimalist spaces. The location is fantastic! Cons: Getting assistance from management is hit or miss. The turnover seems high, as if they find it easier to just have people move in and out. Probably less expensive than to fix things. It’s too bad, could be a great place. Advice to landlord: Support your property manager to assist tenants. Don’t be cheap.”

“Pros: it was quiet, stays very cool in the summer. I like that it was fully electrified. Cons: garbage area was always a mess and overflowing with trash and boxes. seems to be some plumbing issues/leaks throughout the building and my ceiling leaked from the tenant above me's bathroom. they raised the rent by more than 10% after i moved out.”

“Pros: Great location Kind neighbors Cons: Pests were everywhere Difficult to get repairs approved”

“Pros: Renovated apartments, unbeatable location Cons: Some things were renovated just to increase the rent price and are not properly done, causing super to have to come to the unit to fix stuff (like AC, fridges, washer and dryer, etc)”

“Unit 1B Pros: Neighbors are friendly and keep to themselves. Overall infrastructure very good. Cons: Very expensive for a small sized apartment. Water pressure is super bad and the renovation was clearly done in a cheap manner.”

“Unit 3D Pros: Neighborhood is awesome. Some of the apartments finishings are nice. Cons: Apartment is small for the money. New property management sucks. We’re had a leak ongoing for years and the old management and new has dragged feet on fixing it and only patched it lightly not identifying the source. There is no effort from management to be accommodating. New management didn’t even respond about the leak for 3 weeks. Only once they started getting calls from HPD at my request did they start to address the issue. Which again has still not been fixed. When asked about compensation or rent reduction for this regular issue. They referred us to the lease that says we have to deal with it ourselves. We can’t fix the building ourselves and have been living with an HPD violation for years. I wish these companies treated their tenants like humans rather than gaslighting and money grubbing. Advice to landlord: Stop focusing solely on money and start providing good housing for your residents”

“Unit 5D Pros: In an ideal place in park slope Just the right amount of space for 1 person Great south facing light Windows had views of Brooklyn Cons: Water plumbing issues Mailroom was a mess Advice to landlord: Fix the plumbing”

“Pros: This is a great location. Most the neighbors are nice. Cons: The management lies constantly, either makes no repairs or makes shoddy ones and is unresponsive. The owners listed here are not correct--the building was sold to Japanese companies with no contact info. The management, North Bloom, LLC--really one girl-- the only place you have contact info for, is the worst ever. No accountability, they refuse to make repairs, won't respond to tenants, For what was once a wonderful building in a great location, they are ruining it. There are CONSTANT leaks and plumbing problems and management is trying to make tenants responsible for pipe leaks. Stay away from this mgt company and building unless you want big problems. It takes forever to get the dept of housing here and then they just issue fines. Throughout the building, there have been over 12 instances of leaking pipes, leaking AC units and broken pipes and those are just the ones that most tenants know about. Advice to landlord: Stop squeezing for pennies. Hire someone competent to manage building.”

“Pros: location and layout Cons: garbage area and laundry area”

“Pros: Hallways are cleaned regularly, no pest problems, quiet for the most part. The garbage area was initially not maintained well but it’s better now. Cons: Management is quite unresponsive to emails. Apartments are small, but knew this moving in. Advice to landlord: Respond to emails right away!”

“Pros: Rudd took over a few years ago over the winter holidays, and when people were out put notices under our doors that no leases would be renewed- even those coming up in less than a month. Their plans were to gut renovate the place, and to do so they had to clear all the residents out- many of whom had made their homes there for decades. The resulting construction and kicking out of tenants was an absolute nightmare. Construction was handled poorly, corners were cut with quality, and I was lucky to get out when I did. Cons: To be fair, the building wasn’t much before they renovated it, and I have no idea what it looked like afterwards. Advice to landlord: Maybe don’t forcefully displace people from their homes .”