All 6 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Close to the train Cons: Since I’ve live here I have an 7 -10 water leak destroy the ceiling in the kitchen, and bathroom and mold. I have lost food and some appliances no reimbursement. The door to the building is broken every six months. I’ve had so many packages stolen. The radiator in the winter makes so much noise it's loud sound that startles and wakes me up in the middle of the night .The hot water world sometimes I’ve to run the water for 45 min to an hour which results in me getting dress at the gym, so I can make it on time to work. Sometime there random people hanging in the lobby. It’s a rent stabilized building but should be free! Advice to landlord: Have some integrity! Stop being so greedy. That’s what wrong with the world today. And hire people with class and the ability to communicate.”

“Pros: Rent stabilized and nice neighbors Cons: They will not fix anything. And there are roaches.”

“Pros: Our apartment is sunny, with 13ft ceilings and spacious for NYC. We’re very close to the train and the park. And our neighbors are very nice. That’s the end of the pros. Cons: I hate it here. I hate our apartment, I hate this building but most of all I hate the management. The list of problems is so long I’m sure I’ve forgotten things. We’re stuck in this place because rents out there are insane. Our apartment was “renovated” before we moved in. They barely did anything to update it. Old stove, old fridge, very low quality cupboards, and some tiles on the bathroom wall. We are constantly having problems! Heat is often not on at night and somehow it’s always off on the coldest nights. Imagine an entire building of families- babies, elderly people, people with disabilities- all freezing in their homes at night. This is what we’ve dealt with every winter. The hot water goes out for a short time practically every night for no reason. We’ve had multiple major plumbing problems in the kitchen and bathroom. Mice! Roaches! The elevators frequently break down leaving people stuck inside. The fire department is tired of coming to fix it! And when the elevators are running, they stop a few inches below the floor level. This makes it very frustrating to get out when you’ve got a cart. But it’s especially frustrating for our neighbor in a wheelchair. The building put out a ramp for him at the front door, but it’s too steep for him to get up by himself. There is laundry in the basement, but right now 2 of the 3 driers are non functioning. In a building with 71 apartments, that’s really unacceptable. It’s loud outside every night. The building is a few blocks from SUNY Downstate/Kings County so there are always ambulances flying down Clarkson. I count the minutes until I can move to a nice place. Do not move into this building. You will deeply regret it. Advice to landlord: The most important thing I can say is that you need to remember that we are all real people living in this building. Your unwillingness to fix the long long list of problems in this property is revolting. This management barely fulfills the most basic responsibilities of a landlord. Fix the broken shit in this place. And treat your tenants with dignity and respect.”