60 West 125 Street,

Manhattan, NY 10027

Surprisingly affordable for the city, I haven't had any major issues that are noteworthy. Units are nice but the quality of things like the cabinets is cheap. You get what you pay for and it's definitely nicer than most apartments at this price. Honestly, it's nicer than some of the places friends live and they pay more.

This building has roaches!!! Reached out to management immediately and didn’t hear a word. Followed up the next day with higher urgency and still nothing. Left to our own devices to figure this out. Your neighbors will be so loud if you live on the second floor. You will hear people screaming (mostly children) in the lobby and you will hear it, even if all your doors are closed. So, freaking loud. Luckily no street noise on the side facing 124th unless a car playing loud music passes by. The gym is pretty small. The pillars in the rooms have random holes in them but no cause for concern.

If there are holes/dents in the walls of a unit, you should fix them before someone moves in.

I liked the maintenance and benefits offered at the price

Did not like prices but close proximity to subway is cool

Everything is brand new, the amenities are great

Walls are thin so you can hear your neighbors very often

Nothing

Still pretty new, wall unit heating and cooling units, water pressure, roof deck view, public transportation access, windows in each unit, great neighbors on my floor, porters are super kind.

Poor build quality, drains consistently clogged, walls paper thin, people smoking in the stairwells quickly travels into hallways and units, elevators highly unreliable, super manages two buildings, constant construction on the first floor which creates a lot of dust, water has gone out a few times for several hours at a time, only two elevators and one often used by staff during morning and evening rush hours, bathroom fixtures not thought out so mildew develops quickly, roof inaccessible 11 pm to 6 am, several laundry machines unavailable consistently.

Pay the super enough to only manage one building, bring back some more roof furniture, more timely laundry room maintenance, and please stop raising rents.

The finishes in the apartment are nice, and the location is amazing (shopping and trains are close by). There is an app to pay rent, place maintenance requests, etc. There is an app to pay for laundry.

Elevators are constantly malfunctioning/out. Hallways smell gross all the time. You can hear your neighbors through the walls and down the hall because there’s no kind of sound barrier around the door. A lot of the gym equipment doesn’t work properly. The washers and dryers are constantly out. Miniature appliances. Virtually NO storage space anywhere (tiny closets in rooms, no other closets anywhere else and very little kitchen storage space). Tiny rooms (my room barely fits my queen sized bed). Repair requests sometimes take over a week to be addressed (if at all). If you get locked out in the evening on the weekend, prepare to pay $500+ because the locksmith company hired by the building doesn’t have a master key so they have to drill through your lock and give you a new one. The rooftop space is barebones, missing chair cushions and no grills. The coworking space is echoey so you can hear others conversations very easily. The game room/lounge barely has anything in it, and the pool table is busted and missing the sticks. Packages get stolen regularly. The street it’s on is often trash filled and you’ll see people on drugs lying in the street or walking around like zombies. Overall, not worth the price you’ll pay to be here.

Take some of the exorbitant rent we’re paying and put it towards fixing the numerous issues with the building instead of lining your pockets.

Amenities include a well upkept laundry room, fitness room, lounge, private mail room, work room and rooftop. The elevators are functional and working 99% of the time, save for occasional maintenance. Work order requests get handled within 48 hours and the super is responsive.

Just the space that you get for a 1 bedroom. We lost about 300 sq. feet of space and pay $500 more for rent that our previous one bedroom.

Key fob to enter and use amenities. Bike storage room ( secure your own spot just for your bike ) 2 lounge areas. Mail room.

Laundry room has several machines that take money and don’t work. Management is rude and constantly changing

Newly built condo. Beautiful Finishes. Big Size. Cool Amenities. The Superintendent is great!

- The walls are paper thin. Neighbors will play loud music and you will hear everything. The apartments come with integrated speakers (this is a cool amenity) BUT because the walls are paper thin and the speakers are so loud the music of others is truly a problem. - Laundry is always full and the machines are constantly broken. - Management is not responsive. - Unsafe. There's no doorman, everybody can walk in the building, no key fob to enter elevator. + You have to be careful because the building door won't properly lock. - A lot of people hang out in front of the building door. - The elevator is slow and consistently breaks down. - Overall... this building is not cheap. You can find similar "luxury" at a similar price point. I would not recommend it.

Safety is a big issue in this condominium. We NEED more cameras everywhere. The building NEED's to install a key access to the elevator. Management needs to be more responsive. Be mindful of the community. There is a lot going on in the community.

Elevator building, laundry in building, secured package room, furnished rooftop & close by to shopping and transportation (2/3 train, multiple buses)

Elevator will consistently break at least 2x/month as well as laundry. Nothing is included in the high rent. Amenity rules = feels like living in a college dorm

Please be mindful that although they are gentrifying the area, it's still 125th street. Have better security for the building. People shouldn't walk outside to see crackheads or human feces outside their door.

Good views from the roof and from the higher units

This building was built as cheaply as possible: - Walls so thin you can hear what’s going on all around you. There’s no privacy in this building. - Fixtures are cheap. Tubs are plastic. - Amenities are uninspiring and sterile. You won’t use them except for the gym and roof. - Management went from bad to worse. The original owners were a mess, then they sold to HUBB who claimed they were going to nicen up the amenities, but all they did was fire the full time staff. Managment also messed up our lease renewal and then gaslit us. - There’s basically nothing “luxury” about this luxury building, which is priced at a luxury tier. The facade is nice, the lobby is nice, and the roof is nice. But there’s buildings like this sprouting up all over and you can live in one that was more thoughtfully constructed for the same price.

Invest in the amenities spaces, finish them as they were rendered and advertised. These spaces should be nicer for how much you are charging.