50 Overlook Terrace Owner, Llc is a mixed-profile corporate owner. Across their buildings, tenants rate them 3.5/5 across 3 reviews, with 67% recommending their buildings and 34% approving of them as an owner or associate. Their portfolio records 1 eviction, 0 open violations, and 0 litigation cases. Data last updated October 26, 2026.
Across Hudson Heights in Manhattan, 50 Overlook Terrace Owner, LLC is a corporate owner associated with 1 building and 58 units. The portfolio is concentrated in Hudson Heights in Manhattan. The building was constructed in 1940 and is classified as a mid-rise structure. All of the associated buildings have rent-stabilized apartments. Prospective renters can find building-level ratings, reviews, and open-data records on the associated building pages.
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Reviews
Former tenant·56 seconds ago
It’s just ok
Pros
Large units, but don’t expect much from management.
Cons
You get what you pay for. Here you pay for large space, that’s it.
Advice to the owners
Be more responsive with requests and actually invest in fixing problems long-term.
Former tenant·Over 3 years ago
Don’t do it
Pros
Large apartments, but you can find that ANYWHERE in Washington Heights
Cons
Building management extremely antisemitic. Super would blame my apartment for throwing kosher wine bottles down the garbage chute (among other things that we didn’t do). He would literally knock on our door and berate us and yell at us. I wish I videotaped it, it was humiliating. We would also be yelled at by the super for the most random of things, rudest man in the world (and we’re saying that as NYC natives). Not a nice building whatsoever. We had tons of things break in the apartment and they were never fixed. We lived for two years without a buzzer to the lobby, a working dishwasher, etc.
Advice to the owners
Get a nicer super. Dont raise rents when an apartment has no amenities being fixed. Don’t get offended when someone says there’s a problem, take it seriously. Be apologetic, work with your residents not against them.