Pros: Building is nice and the staff are excellent. Amenities are nice too, and there is no separate amenities fee. Cons: Cockroaches in the building, although they recently did extensive work to address the issue.
200 RECTOR PLACE, Manhattan, NY, 10280 is a 542-unit rental building in Battery Park City, NYC. See every violation, 311 complaint, tenant review, and the LucidIQ score — before you sign a lease.
Pros: Building is nice and the staff are excellent. Amenities are nice too, and there is no separate amenities fee. Cons: Cockroaches in the building, although they recently did extensive work to address the issue.
Pros: Doormen are friendly and helpful, easy to get Amazon packages and deliveries, spacious, good pricing. Cons: Windows don’t always seal, bathroom has popcorn ceiling that’s fraying
Pros: friendly doormen, was relatively cheaper for the space provided Cons: Lower floors can be a little noisy due to a water pump going off early in the morning (7am) or evenings. Also some noise facing south can be no…
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Eviction Executed — Apt 35H — Possession
Noise — Noise, Barking Dog (NR5)
Noise — Noise: Construction Before/After Hours (NM1)
Noise — Noise: Construction Before/After Hours (NM1)
GENERAL — VENTILATION SYSTEM
General Construction/Plumbing — Wall/Retaining Wall - Bulging/Cracked
Noise - Residential — Banging/Pounding
Noise - Residential — Banging/Pounding
PAINT/PLASTER — WALL
Noise - Residential — Banging/Pounding
Manhattan · February 2026
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Potential savings: ~17% by timing your move to November.
Battery Park City is Manhattan's planned waterfront community — manicured parks, the Esplanade along the Hudson, and family-friendly high-rises built on landfill from the original World Trade Center. It's peaceful, safe, and feels like a suburban enclave in lower Manhattan.