Pros:
Smaller unit, only 10 units, 2 on each level.
Rooftop Access, virtual intercom, and laundry basement level, very close/walking distance to both L and M trains.
Cons:
Where do I start, I lived on the 4th floor...
When I first moved in--there was a leak above my ceiling that was directly over my bed, that was fun. Since the unit upstairs had a private terrace the water would drain slow on snowy/rainy days. It took management over 2 months to fix it properly.
There was no proper screens in my bathroom so I had to call for that and, ants were coming from the baseboard and had to DIY and cock my own room.
Let's get to the noise level. IT WAS THE REASON I BROKE MY LEASE. I'm talking about the ppl not inside the building, (no complaints), there was a big group of people from across the street who constantly play music from as early as 11am to 5am in next morning (20+ hours on and off), blasting music from the car, laughing and yelling, trash everywhere the next day and would invite their friends to double park and join in the action-- so in comes the constant honking from blocking traffic.
2020 it got really bad cause many of the ppl who I see everyday were not working, so things got worse. There were a handful of sleep-ness nights to the point I had to pull all nighters cause I couldn't sleep. Imagine trying to sleep in a club, thats how loud it was, seriously. A couple of times I slept with my beats headphones and played white noise at a high volume.
There was also bugs and rats that made their appearance for the 1st time in 2020. That was a mission --getting everything completely sealed.
But the noise took me over the edge, when you come home and can't get any peace and hope that you can get some sleep and effected your mood day after day, I reached my breaking point, and forget trying to nap during the day.
So I broke my lease, and left, which management was very helpful with (shockingly), and yes I got my deposit!
Advice to owner:
Get it together! Lower the rent due to noise, and clean up the units, major walk-throughs, fix the front door, and take accountability for your building.