All 49 tenant reviews.

“Pros: Laundry Gym Elevators Front desk/doormen Cons: Noise level (busy area and road) Lighting in apt not great Roofdeck needs more chairs tables etc Advice to landlord: Updates/rennovations to facilities”

“Pros: Minutes from main restaurants, bars and cafes in Tribeca - also close to Soho & Battery Park. Good sized apartment. Building maintenance is on it and everything works well. Cons: some floors can be outdated. It's always very loud due to protests happening, lots of traffic (near brooklyn bridge & broadway), and the noise insulation is not great.”

“Unit 76 Pros: nice doorman and neighors Cons: I would say the leasing office takes forever to get backs ro uou Advice to landlord: Please listen to tenets”

“I have been a resident here for nearly five years, and while there are many positives, there are also areas for improvement. The location is excellent, offering a quiet environment with a great rooftop view. Additionally, the front desk staff and third-floor management are consistently helpful, approachable, and professional. However, I have encountered persistent issues with Anthony, who oversees maintenance. Unfortunately, he is extremely disorganized and unresponsive. Reaching him is difficult, as calls to his number go directly to voicemail, and he does not respond to emails or listen to messages. This lack of communication has been a continual source of frustration, as it undermines the efficiency of the maintenance team, which otherwise consists of kind and dedicated individuals. The cost of using the laundry room has increased significantly over the years, nearly doubling from its previous rate of $3. Overall, my experience has been positive, I would live here again if there has been a change in who manages maintenance.”

“Pros: Management is responsive and kind. Doormen/Front office security are some of the sweetest people ever GORGEOUS rooftop views Cons: Can only move in/out on weekdays during work hours which is a HUGE struggle as you’ll have to take off work. They also say you can only receive large packages on weekdays, but we haven’t had an issue with this. Have to pay for the gym, but it’s at a good discount compared to nyc gyms”

“Unit 9a Pros: The building staff are generally amazing, amenities are nice, units are spacious Cons: The super can be abrasive”

“Pros: Super is very attentive and quick to respond Cons: Doorman smokes or is on phone Advice to landlord: Fix the elevator”

“Pros: I've thoroughly enjoyed my time living here. The units are renovated, the building as a whole is well-maintained, and the staff (super and doormen) are friendly, professional, and excellent at their jobs. Location cannot be beat with respect to transportation. Cons: The building is across the street from City Hall, and most businesses in the immediate vicinity are open during weekday business hours only. The amenities are dated and there is a yearly fee to use the gym and lounge. Laundry is expensive ($4 a machine). If your unit has the white countertops, be warned that they stain very easily.”

“Pros: Great location, 24/7 doormen, Central A/C, large rooms Cons: Pricey, management company unresponsive”

“Unit 9A Pros: Great area and conveniently located to subway stations (esp 4/5/6 line). Good price for the area. Tons of closet space and good lighting. Cons: $500 annual amenity fee, gym is okay In building laundry is expensive”

“Pros: Large apartments, nice amenities, good location Cons: Could be a little cleaner”

“Pros: Quiet building Great doormen Cons: Laundry payment process can be a little annoying”

“Pros: Excellent doormen, very clean, great and responsive management Cons: Things can get loud being next to City Hall with protests, but it is usually very quiet beyond that”

“Pros: Great doormans Welcoming community Cons: Unresponsive management Leasing takes too long to answer Super inflexibility to move furniture (even the smallest piece of furniture like a chair) Advice to landlord: Reevaluate the 9 to 5 schedule to move furniture”

“Pros: Doormen were very nice and kind. Doormen 24/7 - good for sense of safety Cons: Area is not great. Does not let you move in on weekdays. Rent is usually offered with months off, but always just gets jacked up to full rent price at the end of the first year even though the full price is not what they would get in the market Advice to landlord: Need to be more understanding with tenants about moving furniture in and out of building .”

“Pros: Loved the doormen and working staff that kept the building safe and clean. Cons: Apartments facing west towards the courtyard can be a bit dark throughout the seasons. Advice to landlord: Consider lowering amenity fee for the gym.”

“Pros: Nice laundry and amenities Cons: Management doesn't respond very fast Advice to landlord: Please be more responsive”

“Pros: Great building that is well maintained with fabulous management. Really nice rooftop as well! Cons: Nothing specific that I can think of; the location is not the best but it is close to a lot of other great areas! Advice to landlord: None.”

“Pros: -beautiful building that has started to be filled with young people and a young energy -Doormen are very helpful with packages -Convenient location to the 4-5-6, Soho, Chinatown, Little Italy, Nolita, and Tribeca -The roof Cons: -Doormen are not very attentive at preventing strangers from entering unless people “look” like they “don’t belong” -Management & The Super, Anthony, along with the building rules. They are some of the worst people I have ever interacted with when it comes to any unit repairs or moving. In regards to moving, you are not allowed to move larger items in or out before 9am and after 3pm (impossible when you work full time!). We hired movers to come at 12pm and got the approval from Anthony. When the elevator was broken, he sent the service elevator workers to go get lunch. We were prohibited from using the normal elevators and movers were not allowed to pile items in the hall outside the elevator for fear of “scratching the walls”. We were paying the movers by the hour, essentially to sit there and twiddle there thumbs until the service elevator workers returned and Anthony let us move. When we asked for a dolly to move out the mattress at the end of the day (~7pm), Anthony threatened to call the police on us for not “following the rules”. Absolutely ridiculous, rude, and impossible to do when having a tight work schedule.”

“Pros: Staff works hard to keep the place clean and everything working. Maintenance requests handled in a timely manner. All the staff is extremely nice. Cons: Cost of the gym is a little high Advice to landlord: Make gym cheaper”

“Pros: Overall, building is extremely well maintained. I never had a pest problem and water pressure/temperature was never a problem. Concierge staff at the front was nice and Anthony got the job done. Cons: It was a hassle to get furniture delivered and picked up because of restrictions around using the freight elevator Advice to landlord: Renovate the apartments, better responsive time over email, better coordination around the freight elevator”

“Really enjoyed my 2 years in this building. I am moving out to a lower rent apartment but only have good things to say about the building, management, doorman and maintenance. The location is fantastic, doorman are always friendly and helpful, and the maintenance / super are always quick to respond to the few issues that we had in our apartment.”

“I have been here over 4 years and have not had any issues whatsoever. Great clean building, friendly staff, reasonable rent for the value/space, and I commute to midtown in 15-20 mins by taking the green line up two stops to grand central. the gym was just renovated, great outdoor space on 3 different floors of the building, can't say enough about 111!”

“This is a great building, no question. I lived there 2 years and would still be there if I hadn't gotten a job on the west coast. Apartment: 2 bedroom, 2 bath, granite counters, SS GE appliances, well updated door hardware, bathroom fixtures, shower heads, etc., pretty hardwood floors. We had absolutely no complaints about the physical quality of the unit, especially for the price. Common areas: Great roof deck with deck chairs and tables, views of midtown, the bridges, Brooklyn, FiDi, and the WTC. Another balcony on the 15th floor facing worth street--not much of a view other than the street and foley square (and the federal building!) but a clean, outdoor space to hangout for those of us without private balconies. Laundry facility is clean and definitely has enough laundry machines, although $3each is steep. I never used the gym in the building so no opinion, sorry. Staff: No complaints at all about Anthony. He is capable, helpful, and no-nonsense. He also seemed to be good with kids. Every single member of the maintenance and doormen staff was polite, charming, helpful, and unfailingly friendly. They made a huge difference in our quality of life and I still appreciate it. Location: The 4/5/6 station in foley square was a 2 minute walk and perfect for my commute. It's 1 express (4/5) stop from union square but if you need the 1/2/3 or A/C/E this isn't the perfect location for you, but you already know that. There's not a lot of night life or restaurants right near by--mostly just government buildings. This actually suited me because it was quiet at night and I'd rather go out in the village or LES anyway. The Duane Reade and Starbucks right downstairs were enough to make this a convenient block to live on. Bottom line: We had a great experience. It will probably be many years before I live in a building this nice again. Would go back in a heartbeat.”

“Do not live here if the apartment is below the 7th floor and facing Worth street. there is so much noise coming from Worrh you can't sleep. The windows are very thin. I literally feel like I'm on the street instead of inside a building. You can smell other peoples cooking through the apartments. They also make you pay a 400 fee for gym. the location is next to Chinatown which makes the building way over priced. there is a half way house just two blocks away on the way to the subway.”

“- fee for crappy gym - high electric bill ...coned - can hear everything from worth street into the living room...to the point where i feel like i am outside literally - dont let you move in on weekends - overpriced for location...everything closes at 6PM and canal street (closest subway) is full of scary looking characters - there is a HALFWAY HOUSE THREE BLOCKS AWAY ON LAFFAYETTE (rescue mission) - only allow Time Warner Cable (no other provider and everyone knows TWC sucks) - service is good to great”

“I spent 18th Months here in 2008/9 and thought it was a great place to live. Apartments were pretty robust and noise was never an issue (unless the neighbours music was really loud). Kitchen was small but we didn't cook a great deal. We were on the 14 floor facing south and had no issues at all with noise. I recall logging one thing with maintenance (faulty tap or shower) and it was resolved within 24 hours. The team also disposed of Christmas tree and broken furniture very quickly. Very safe area, can walk into Soho, Tribeca, downtown with ease and very close the the 4/5/6 subway. Nice gym, friendly door men, valet dry cleaning.”

“I have lived at 111 Worth street for more than four years. It has always been a pleasure. The best superintendant, great staff, spotlessly clean. Unfortunately, it has deteriorated as of late. Loud parties until 2:00AM. Rude, inconsiderate people in the gym. Kids running and screaming in the hallway, using it as a playground, playing kick ball. It really is a shame to see such a great building become unliveable.”

“I've never written an apartment building review before, but based on some of the negative reviews on this site I felt that I had to right the ship. I lived in a 1BR in 111 Worth Street for two years. First off, Anthony, the Property Manager, is one of the nicest guys you'll meet. He's incredibly accomodating and is super responsive if there is ever an apartment issue. Second, the rest of the staff is so nice and friendly, and always a pleasure to say hi to when you walk by. The apartments are built well, the facilities are all kept up, and the roofdeck is pristine. A nice benefit is the free morning breakfast with annual gym membership. The reason I left is because I moved to California for grad school, otherwise I would have stayed in 111 Worth St for the forseeable future. I always felt safe and thankful that I had found such a great spot in Tribeca. I'm not sure how you could give the property a bad review. I have nothing but great things to say about my time there.”

“I found the value at 111 Worth to be quite good for the area, at least in the first year of the lease, when you are given a "preferential rate." The building is very well maintained, common spaces always clean, etc. On the downside, getting the main office (especially Anthony) to return phone calls can be quite a challenge. If you live on the north side of the building, especially on the upper floors, there is a bell that tolls on the hour throughout the night. If you are a light sleeper, it is a serious problem. However, very little noise travels between apartments.”

“I have been looking for holiday rentals and found this one: $100 / 2br - LUXURY*ALL*AMENITIES*INCLUSIVE*APT,SAUNA*GAME ROOM *S-POOL*GYM* (TriBeCa) at 111 worth, am i being scammed?”

“The noise of the jackhammering outside my window at the federal building is so loud and such a nuisance that I wear ear plugs in my apartment”

“Lots of positives here. The building is clean and well maintained. Rents are in line with other properties with reasonable increases over time. Gym equipment is kept up. Laundry room has adequate # of machines for building size. Super (Anthony) and doormen are fantastic. Maintainence staff are friendly and efficient. Little noise travels between apartments. Location is close to multiple subway and bus lines. No problem getting cabs. Neighborhood is generally safe (Feds have put security cameras on just about every pole and armed guards patrol across the street at the Javits Federal Building). Lots of great stores and restaurants are nearby. On the negative side, Worth Street is a noisy place, so plan on keeping the windows closed during the day and the lounge could use updating.”

“I've lived at 111 Worth for over 1 year and have nothing but good things to say! The management is great and the maintenence is very responsive. The Super is professional, knowledgeable and very friendly. Thank you Danny”

“I lived in 111 Worth for a year and absolutely loved the building. The Doormen are wonderful. Maintenance staff, super, porters very helpful and friendly. The building very pet friendly. 'The only negative' The Manager Andrew Lin never returned my calls but overall maybe one of the nicest places I've ever lived.”

“In my opinion, 111 Worth is the best building in Manhattan! I have lived in two apartments (a two and a one-bedroom) here and am renewing my lease for the third time. The building is clean and well-maintained. For NYC, the apartments are spacious with more than ample closet space. They are also well-appointed with nice kitchens and bathrooms and bright living rooms. The views from the terrace and roof are spectacular and the gym and lounge area are a great value. But what really makes the building exceptional is the staff. My move from one apartment to another was effortless with their help. From the attentive and always professional super, Anthony, to the concierge and doormen, to the maintenance staff, everyone is courteous and helpful. When you need something, you don't have to ask twice. I recommend this building to anyone who wants a first-class living experience in Manhattan.”

“Horrible super and management office. Rude, irresponsible and acts like you owe them something. They rarely ever take care of anything efficiently, building windows have not been washed in years and have black dirt all over. 2 forced burglaries last year and the building didn't even put out a notice about it. Only upsides to the building are the friendly doormen and nice gym lounge (but there's gym fee).”

“everything about the building is nice and staff is always polite except for the super. man's got the most disgusting attitude- it is such a shame. some neighbors are always fighting and threatening to kill each other. other than that, it is a nice building.”

“Beware before signing lease. They entice you with the lounge, wifi and the free breakfast. However, you will realize after that the lounge is connected to the gym and in order to get into it you must pay the $300 gym membership. Total rip off. So if you wanted to use wireless, you have to pay the gym membership!!! This is not what they tell you upfront.”

“PROS: I've lived in two different apartments in 111 Worth for 4 years and to be honest could not see myself living anywhere else. The building is kept beautiful all the time and during the holidays the lobby is very festive. The building super Anthony, keeps a tight crew and his attention to detail shows. Anthony is reasonable and willing to accommodate as long as given enough lead time. The doormen, especially Juan and Sal are outstanding, know everyone by their first name, and always ready with a smile. Even my recent move between apartments surprised me, as the building without asking provided dollies and staff to help expedite the process started by my friends and I. The staff consistently go above and beyond...especially in terms of maintenance. If you need a light bulb changed, they'll typically swing by the same day and will handle multiple issues under the same ticket. The gym is small, but nice and rarely ever over crowded. The lounge attached to the gym is great too and offers a nice place to relax or study. Another huge plus and rarity is the bike room which is foremost kept secure and has a free air compressor. Lastly, the roof deck is AMAZING. Great views of Lower Manhattan...it's a great place for a drink and the perfect end to a date spot. CONS: Apartments are priced well, but not able to accommodate to the same deals found on Wall St or the Upper East Side. Great location, but the building remains competitively priced per the neighborhoods other luxury buildings. The gym has a lot of basic machines, but the additional of an extra stationary bike and universal machine would go a long way in rounding out the gym. Equipment is kept clean, but is need of a professional tuning and oiling to keep up with use. Only major sticking point with the gym is the recent additional of a foam tiles by the free weight area. Likely an attempt at noise dampening/absorption the loose tiles present a hazard.. The common deck on the 15th and roof are beautiful but could benefit from new furniture. Key furniture pieces have worn out and replacements have been some time in coming. Overall: My experience has been nothing but positive in the building. If you can afford to live here, I HIGHLY recommend it! You won't find a better building or staff anywhere.”

“This is the worst building. They are always hiring/firing people. They use serious toxic chemicals to clean the carpets. The windows haven't been washed in years. The "golf" coarse is always trashed with cigarette butts everywhere. They don't screen their employees criminal histories. They don't turn the heat on until the temp reaches the 40s. There were TWO major burglaries in the building this past year. Also, what's really freaky and quite disturbing is that the super won't release who owns the building. It's "top secret" and no one is allowed to contact them ever. There are many other buildings far superior to this one.”

“Two forced-entry burglaries in June-July 2009 and the building hasn't notified tenants at all? Is this true? What are the doormen and cameras for?”

“I moved out of 111 a few days ago. THE WINDOWS ARE FILTHY and they refuse to clean them. The building and facilities are quite nice, but beware if you need something fixed or reach out to the management office, it may take weeks for you to hear back from them. It's very difficult getting in touch with anyone at the office, as the person that can actually offer help gets in at 3PM.”

“111 Worth has exceeded my expectations. Move-in was effortless with their help and things just got better. Any problem (not that there have been many) is taken care of the same day. The building is clean, well maintained, and with incredible features and amenities. The gym is amazing and you get continental breakfast in the morning and milk and cookies at night in the lounge. The roof top terrace is gorgeous and the view is breathtaking. They even have a driving range! Also, the super is very attentive and the staff couldn't be more helpful. As far as noise,I haven't heard any and the street in Tribeca is quiet compared to the conjested streets in other parts of Manhattan. Move here and you will not be disappointed.”

“I lived in this apartment from Feb. 07 - Feb. 09. The apartment is nice but definitely not worth the rent rates. Apartments a little further downtown or uptown are MUCH cheaper and nicer. Also, the surrounding streets are extremely noisy. Doormen are great but mangement office staff is unhelpful.”