Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, NY 10019
1 reviews
Rent-stabilized apartments
This building has apartments that entitle you to a renewal and limited rent increases.
Good cause building
This building guarantees a renewal and capped rent increases, if you follow your lease terms.
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Cleanliness
Trash management
Pest control
Water pressure
Heat
Neighbors
Noise levels
Owner responsiveness
Renters received their security deposits back
Electronic rent payments
From past 10 years · Updated 5 days ago
Average violations per unit in this building is better than the city average.
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Rodents, pest, mold, inadequate heat or hot water, defective building parts
Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan, NY 10019
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- Cheap. The studio was $1800 and only increased by $100 at renewal - High ceilings in apartments - Good water pressure - Management company is pretty responsive and very kind. They replaced my fridge ASAP when the exterminator said roaches may be living in it. - Decently sized units, some of which had two closets - Returned entire deposit quickly
Where to even begin: - While the management company is pretty decent, the landlord himself was/is terrible. Very passive aggressive and, at times, retaliatory. - No heat for two winters. Multiple units complained, the landlord gave us space heaters (the ones that cause fires, especially in old buildings with old electric wiring) and we spent 1 winter with only space heaters (frost gathered on the INSIDE of the windows), and 1 winter with inconsistent heat until, later, heat was piped in from a govt emergency vehicle parked out front - Inconsistent hot water. The landlord would accuse tenants of lying about the water problems and request pictures of the temperature. Management company was better about this - Roaches everywhere. Spent an entire month cleaning and re-cleaning my apartment just for the roaches to keep coming back (I even removed all food and stayed at my partner's place for a week with roach spray/power down and still roaches). Landlord sent the exterminator who admitted that an infestation of this level wouldn't be affected by his spray - Random pee smell in the closet. Never identified what it could be, possibly rotting wood. It disappeared when I finally moved, so confirmed it was the closet. - Windows are old and drafty. Front-facing units may as well sleep directly on 9th avenue - Walls are painfully thin. I could hear my neighbor burp, even if I had the TV on. - Charges a 15% broker's fee and the broker pushes tenants toward the front-facing and/or unrenovated units - Garbage is housed in the basement, which is fine. However, the thai restaurant next door also uses the basement to store fresh food, which felt a little gross at times.
Renovate all the units, do a proper extermination. Keep the current management company and do not ever have landlord interact with tenants
Rodents, pest, mold, inadequate heat or hot water, defective building parts
Smoke detector issues, inadequate lighting, no lighting for stairways
No peephole on a door, no street number on the building, unlawful keeping of animals
Missing or non-compliant with administrative information orders or filings