Gotham Real Estate Managers LLC

Lots of sun, C line studio. Loved unit, building, management and building staff.

Hells Kitchen is busy, there's noise from the street but I'd say not bad and not too annoying. Walls are pretty sound proof unless neighbor loves bass.

Keep up good work!

Responsive management and convenient location

Elevator takes forever

Brand new building with great amenities

Elevators have been broken and line for them gets pretty long

Doormen are excellent

Serious Cockroach problem, rude management

Location, staff, apartments

Amenities could be better, rental prices too high for space and building amenities

Clean, quiet, responsive management, and a good value for the money

It’s centrally located but the nearest subway station is Port Authority / Times Square, and sometimes the neighbors are loud or problematic

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Front desk staff are great, apartments are spacious and (at least in top 3/4 of floors) quite bright.

Expensive for what you get considering several amenities require additional membership fee

Doormen are great, nice gym, laundry in building, units have big windows, and building is well maintained

Elevator often down, high rent increase in 2025

- Doormen were excellent
- Amenities were great and fairly priced (Gym was $35/month)
- Apartment was always well taken care of and all public spaces were very clean and tidy
- Building Maintenance was easy to contact and would typically address requests within 48 hours (depending on the ask)

- Rent felt a little high for the area, definitely prices a good portion of people out

Amazing location and wonderful staff and rooftop with incredible views

Lots of water shutoffs, pest problems, cheap appliances, and predatory rent increases by management

Doorman were lovely, place always smelled great, everything was clean, maintenance was on time

Far from everything, place got too expensive

staff are super friendly. clean, well maintained most of the parts
conveniently located

rooftop amenity is a bit broken.
never got a chance for those members only events
pricey

Great doorman staff

frequent elevator issues

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Concierge is good

Elevators are constantly not working. Shared furniture is incredibly dirty. 1 bedrooms have no washer/dryer. The heating system is off/on.

I liked my experience here. Pretty quiet and well-maintained building with good amenities (roof deck and gym are great).

Only thing I didn't really love was the location. Neighborhood isn't the best and it's not super close to the subway.

Great management, very quiet, timely responses, nice amenities

Very far from subways; street smells awful with many pets in area/building

- Friendly Doormen, Porter, and Handyman - on first-name basis with them
- Very dog-friendly
- Personally for me I loved the location
- Close to Bryant Park
- On a fairly quiet street (compared to nearby)

- Had a few cockroach infestations from the dishwasher, had to call in handyman a few times
- Poor ventilation - next door neighbor smoked a lot (which is prohibited), could smell from the bathroom
- Laundry room machines always broken - sometimes hard to find an open or available washer/dryer

Reasonably priced, great amenities, friendly staff.

Traffic on 11th Ave at rush hour gets really noisy.

easy to contact maintenance, rent stabilized units available, gym kept up, sidewalk always clean, great package and guest management

sometimes difficult to reach management, hallways not always air conditioned, laundry machines occasionally broken

No noise from neighbors when inside the apartment (unless your neighbors hang out with young children in the hallway, which happened constantly for us). Repair requests are handled promptly. The doormen are amazing. The building is near so many subway lines, which makes getting around easy. The Fort Greene nei

The elevator situation in this building is truly terrible. Despite having six elevators for 53 floors (one being a service elevator), at least one is almost always out of service—and often for weeks at a time. This causes major delays when trying to get to or from your apartment. On some days, two or even three elevators will be down, making the wait unbearably long. Lines regularly form in the elevator bay and spill out the front door.

To make matters worse, the building management is appalling when it comes to notifying residents about elevator issues. When an elevator goes out of service, management often puts their email on "Out of Office" (this is not a joke) and directs all complaints to the doormen, who are powerless to fix the problem. Occasionally, residents receive an email full of excuses about how difficult it is to repair the elevators—citing their European origin as a major challenge—but nothing ever changes. The elevators were unreliable when I moved in six years ago, and they still fail constantly today.

That said, I can’t speak highly enough of the doormen, who are excellent. It’s just unfortunate that the management is equally as terrible as the doormen are fantastic.

Additionally, the building’s proximity to a hospital results in a lot of ambulance and fire truck noise. Due to the local street layout, ambulances have to loop around the building from Flatbush Avenue to reach the hospital, often getting stuck in traffic. Flatbush is already a noisy street with no shoulder, so when ambulances are stuck, the sirens are very audible from the apartments. This means that no matter where your apartment is located—facing any direction or on any floor—you’ll likely deal with frequent siren noise.

Fix the elevators. Stop making excuses. Get it done. No one feels sorry for you.