“Pros: In a good location Cons: Hallways can be dirty and smelly”
— 1767 BEDFORD AVENUE · Brooklyn“Unit 16 Pros: -Neighbors are pretty quiet -good sized rooms Cons: -the hallways and common areas are DISGUSTING even with a live in super -super is lazy and seems mad and annoyed when he is needed, he also doesn’t speak English so it’s impossible to communicate with and won’t allow texts -super doesn’t address issues and just tries to cover them up in the easiest way possible -landlord is mean and hard to get ahold of -packages go missing all the time -when it rains the outside area where garbage is at floods over so can’t even throw trash out Advice to landlord: super is going to ruin your building”
— 1767 BEDFORD AVENUE · Brooklyn“Unit No Pros: Close to subways This is by far the worse apartment building I have lived in all NYC area. Zev Miltz the property manager is rude, he would insult you and threaten you if you do not agree with him and demand simple repairs. Cons: This is by far the worse apartment building I have lived in all NYC area. Zev Miltz the property manager is rude, he would insult you and threaten you if you do not agree with him and demand simple repairs. Advice to landlord: Take care of your buildings”
— 1767 BEDFORD AVENUE · Brooklyn“Pros: Pre-war apartment. Good sound insulation between rooms. Affordable rent. Close to the 2 and Q/B/S trains. A couple of blocks from Prospect Park. Cons: When the winter comes, you better buckle up - the radiators are ridiculously noisy. The worst part is they turn on every 1.5 - 2 h at night. Needless to say it drastically worsens quality of sleep. Earplugs may help you but it’s quite a challenge to use them every night.”
— 1767 BEDFORD AVENUE · Brooklyn“Pros: Good sized apartments Cons: Often no heat, water takes 30-45 minutes to get hot sometimes. Super is very hard to communicate with. Advice to landlord: Listen to your tenants”
— 1767 BEDFORD AVENUE · Brooklyn“Pros: Location is great for commuters Cons: The heaters makes this really loud banging sound all day and night and makes it really hard for sleeping.”
— 1767 BEDFORD AVENUE · Brooklyn