Roaches, Break-ins, Crime
Pros
Close to all the best the EV has to offer - great restaurants and bars. Some units have good natural light
Cons
I have lived in several apartments in NYC and this was by far the worst with terrible management. First of all - the apartment building is directly across from a Homeless shelter and migrant facility, so enjoy having each and every of your packages stolen. Management refuses to reinforce their doors or put any security measures in place. So this apartment building is like a beacon for vagrants - they know to come here because they know they can get in. I came home to human feces on the front doorstep multiple times and my roommate was assaulted on her walk home - this neighborhood is NOT safe, and neither is this building. Pest infested and disgusting. We saw roaches in the building constantly, many ventured into our unit. Management did send one unenthused “terminator” to spray our stairwell with pesticides a few times, but unfortunately the building itself is infested beyond repair - the random squirts from a random man once a quarter had no impact. This building is quite literally void of amenities. No elevator, AC, or laundry (not in unit or building). Living at 633 E 6th St is like living in a war-torn ghetto yet management still will charge you over $4k a month with a straight face. And $4K for what? For the privilege of being battered on your commute home to your decaying apartment? Yeah right. Do NOT move here - I wi
Advice to the owners
Look at yourself in the mirror and ask yourself if you would let your mother / s
great for EV
Pros
Loved the room that had views to the backyard. quiet street
Cons
The apartment is a build worn out, the heater knob would break constantly.
Advice to the owners
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