166 Suffolk Street

Managed by Kamo Associates LLC, the building at 166 Suffolk Street in the Lower East Side, Manhattan has 5 floors and 19 units. Built in 1910, this pre-war building reflects the mid-rise construction typical of the era in Manhattan. The Lower East Side is a residential area of Manhattan. This building has apartments that entitle you to a renewal and limited rent increases. This regulatory status limits how much the rent can increase from year to year and gives tenants a right to renew their lease. It is pet-friendly, and renters should confirm size, breed, and count limits with the building before signing. Nearby transit options include the M, J, Z, F, and B subway lines, providing a range of services across the city. Building ratings, reviews, and open-data records are available on this page.

Recent reviews for 166 Suffolk Street reveal a highly inconsistent living experience. Positive comments highlight the building's good location, quiet surroundings, and occasionally responsive management offering more affordable rent compared to nearby buildings. However, many renters report serious issues including persistent lack of heat, hot water, and water pressure, as well as poor cleanliness, garbage management, and pest infestations with rats and roaches. Noise levels and neighbor interactions receive mixed feedback. Strong dissatisfaction centers on management responsiveness and building maintenance, with some tenants describing it as a slum and warning others against renting here. Prospective renters should weigh location benefits against maintenance and management concerns.