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Review Summary for 10 East 29 Street
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Recent tenant reviews for 10 East 29 Street highlight the prime location, cleanliness, and amenities as key advantages. Residents appreciate the responsive management team and well-maintained facilities. However, concerns are raised about high rent increases, ongoing construction leading to noise disturbances, and occasional pest issues. Some suggest better communication on developments and more reasonable rent adjustments for existing tenants. Overall, the building offers a comfortable living experience but may require improvements in managing rent hikes, construction disruptions, and pest control to enhance resident satisfaction.
Reviews (12)
4.38 stars
7 months ago
Started out great
Former Tenant
Pros:
Door man, location
Cons:
Office staff has high turn over, not really friendly, I didn’t have any problems with bugs or rodents. But the apt is definitely tiny for the price you pay. I’ve been staying here 3 1/2 years and this will be my last. No place to park my car. It say no xtra charges when we moved in but we pay amenity fees for the gym per occupant, and this is our 2nd home we hardly ever there. The office is in the basement so is the gym, if you happen to have a question they will literally ignore you before they respond to you. Oh and 85 of the residents are pet owners a allow their pets to urinate right in front of the building walk way or in front of the door leading in the buildiing
Advice to owner:
New rules for dog owners, engage more on a friendly note with residents
4.88 stars
Over 2 years ago
Great place but too small for what you pay
Former Tenant
Pros:
New appliances, great location, the best rooftop in the city.
Cons:
Small and not a lot of storage. Also, the A/C bill in the summer for a 1bed 700 sq/ft apartment was almost $500 in July. Usually its around $350, but needless to say it is not energy efficient at all and you're paying for top dollar for rent already. They bait you in with a lower rent and increase it to absurd levels.