They do not care about their tenants one bit. One of the worst landlords in new York! Currently a…read moresenior with grandchildren lives without a working stove. They have refused to fix or replace. Horrible inhumane management office! Report them!!

These people are among the worst landlords/managers in the city. They treat their tenants like…read moredirt. Their buildings have vermin. They never do repairs and hang up on people who try to ask for them. They lie about receiving rent so they can boot out tenants. They should be prosecuted.

I've lived in a building managed by Alex for the past three years, and I truly can't say enough…read morepositive things about my experience with him and the Building Equity Management team. Alex is kind, understanding, and consistently communicative. He often replies to emails within minutes! Sokol, the super, has also been wonderful to work with. He's incredibly responsive, helpful, and always quick to address anything that comes up in the building. It's rare to find a team so reliable and easy to work with in property management, and it's made my experience living here seamless and stress-free. I'm very grateful to have had such a positive experience and would highly recommend Alex and the team to anyone.

I would recommend staying away from renting in a building managed by this group. Brandon Friedman…read moremade a conscious effort to keep our security deposit by billing us for "damages" that were either there before we moved in or normal day-to-day wear. Fortunately, we had dated photos of the apartment showing it was in the same shape as when we moved in a few years prior, and we were able to get most of our deposit back after a lot of back and forth. If you're a tenant in one of their buildings, I highly recommend documenting the condition of the apartment when you move in (missing screens in windows, small chips or scrapes, etc.). Otherwise, they will make every effort to keep your security deposit.

After viewing multiple units in Mr. Jones's portfolio and moving into our favorite, I can…read moreconfidently say he runs a tight ship, making sure both prospective and active tenant are happy with the quality and condition of their apartments. Having lived in 5 different apartments under a variety of different property managers before Mr. Jones, I can say his communication and transparency is a rarity and refreshing change in New York. The quick responsiveness to address any questions and concerns I've had has been greatly appreciated. The unit we've moved into is a true gem in Clinton Hill, with some of the best value for my rent I've come across in all my apartment hunting. If you're looking for a trustworthy landlord, while feeling confident in the apartment you'd like to move into, look no further - you've found it.

After reviewing a "blank" contact of their services, a call was scheduled. On the day of the…read morescheduled call, I was unable to reach them (kept reaching their voicemail...). After numerous attempts, I was texted, "I'll call you back as soon as I get off of the phone." That was November 1st and it is now November 3rd. Unfortunate... I am disappointed since the description of this company and their services is written so professionally, I was really hopeful they would have provided excellent service. I wish them the best of luck!

What? A real estate agent that actually works to earn their commission? Yes, miracles do exist…read more The hubby and I wandered into this real estate agency after seeing an apt a couple blocks away. We sat down with one of the real estate agents and she seemed completely confused and befuddled by our wants (an apt). Step in Josephine. We sat down with her an explained what we were looking for. Challenge. We had no jobs, a dog and a really weird timeframe to work with, plus we lived out of state. She found what seemed like a great apt within our limited budget and was willing to show my sister the place since I was out of town by that point. Someone else ended up getting the place because my sister just couldn't get there in time. Fast forward a few months. Numerous delays kept us from moving. I called Josephine and left a message. Within an hour, she called me back. She wasn't too hopeful that we'd find anything that fit us but said she'd call us back if something popped up on the radar. Lo and behold, two weeks later, she did call back and had found a place that met our criteria. Ultimately we ended up finding an apt through owner via craigslist. The only time I've felt bad. This is the one real estate agent I would have gladly paid a broker's fee. I cannot recommend her enough if you need an agent for Kensington or Windsor Terrace.

Parkview Realty, is extremely buttoned-up and does everything by the books which is really…read morerefreshing. We just worked with Josephine Muli who is a gem! If you've ever been in the market for an apt you know that so many agents are only in it for the bucks. You run into bait and switch, etc. Not so with these guys! If you need an apt, I would immediately contact Parkview and in particular Josephine. She is really trustworthy and was really helpful to our family. She followed up immediately. Watched out for our interests. And everyone at Parkview was pleasant and showed real integrity. Unbelievable these days! -Karin M.

While I've had quite a few issues with my unit since moving in, I've found a few folks at J Wasser…read moreto be helpful, professional, and timely in addressing the issues. Sherry, Alex, and Austin specifically have been responsive and connected me with who/what I've needed as things come up, such as hot water boiler repair, broken tiles, key & lock replacement, etc.

I reside in one of their properties and it's disgusting. No one cleans the inside of the bldgs and…read more1/2 the time they dont clean the outside. It is embarrassing. They take money each month, yes there is a roof over my head, but they do nothing to at least make the bldg half way decent. (SLUM LORDS)

I'm a tenant at one of this company's buildings in Bed Stuy and Chezi, our property management, is…read moregreat. He is kind, easy to communicate with, and has a very human approach which is incredibly rare in the city. I'm very happy to be dealing with him and this company and have had a very positive experience overall.

Me and my husband own a few brownstones in Brooklyn and we've had a very positive experience with…read moreRiver Management. They are professional, responsive, and do a great job managing the property. Whenever an issue comes up, the management team is helpful and works to address it in a timely manner. I'm hand off which that's what we were looking for!

One of those "you just got screwed" managements…read more Do not sign with any of their apartments. Please do your research and speak with their existing tenants for more information in regards to how is it to rent from them and how they go about repairs and other issues.....

Dorothy (ex-101), who sits at the front desk, said, "It is a privilege to be allowed back into the…read moreapartment" Due to the comment above by Dorothy, I am writing this review. The quick backstory to why "back into the apartment" was said. A fire on November 2022, caused half of the building to be temporarily vacant. My grandmother was one of the apartments affected. Fast forward, it is now the end of April 2023, and my grandmother has not moved back into her home. Due to the water damage caused by the fire, and the repairs made to the damages, my grandmother is now allowed to "move back in". Upon receiving back the key, as another person would do, we expected the apartment to make sure it was indeed moveable. We noticed issues before the fire with the bathroom and the kitchen have not been resolved. Since we've complained to the office about the living conditions of the bathroom and kitchen many times, we decided to redress the issue before moving back into the apartment. On April 27, 2023, my mother went on behalf of my grandmother to the Jones Equities office to request repairs before my grandmother returned to her home. Resubmitting the photos and readdressing the issue, Dorothy told my mother; 1. If repairs are made, the rent goes up, and 2. "It is a privilege to be allowed back into the apartment." My grandmother has rented from Jones Equities for over 30 years. Her first apartment at 415 Argyle Rd, Apt 3F, was forced to move out due to unfair rent increases, having to downgrade and move into her current apartment. My grandmother took the apartment because it was affordable and out of fear of the thought of being homeless. The video of the flood happened in August 2019. (unable to upload video on here) A pipe burst inside of her toilet, and the fire department was called, resulting in them having to go deep inside the toilet to tighten the pipe that caused the flood. Due to the flood not being her fault, my grandmother was promised by one of the former managers she would be reimbursed for all damages that were caused to her belongings. My grandmother was never reimbursed. My grandmother went out of her savings to replace all of her belongings. My grandfather who suffers from multiple sclerosis was moved to a nursing home due to his falls because of the uneven floors. My grandmother now suffers from dementia, and being in a familiar place with a loved one to care for her will help aid. However, living under these circumstances is not livable. From the patch-up work underneath the toilet and the walls in the bathroom. The floors, the bare minimum paint job on the kitchen cabinets, and barely open draws are disgusting and disrespectful. It is disrespectful to state it is a privilege to move back into your home when you were a victim of unforsaken circumstances! It is clear that the situation regarding the apartment is unacceptable, and the response from the office staff is utterly insensitive to the long-term tenant's needs. The lack of proper repairs and compensation for damages caused by the flood and the uneven floors pose a significant risk to the safety and well-being of the tenant and her family. It is essential that Jones Equities address these issues immediately and provide proper support and compensation to their tenants. To say that it is a privilege to move back into one's home is disrespectful and shows a lack of empathy and care for their tenants. Landlords and property management companies must prioritize the safety and well-being of their tenants and provide them with the respect and dignity they deserve.

We inherited an apartment from our father in this building. The co-op board is impossible. Even if…read moreit seems like you're getting a good deal beware of hidden costs. There is a waitlist for dogs, parking spaces, etc,. If you have any choice, do not buy or sell in this building. The board and their attorney will put you through the wringer and take your money.

Legal issues with 1 shareholder: over $1000000.00 already, building claiming to be nonsmoking,…read moreboard with no transparency, property manager is incompetent.

Very rude realtor who yells at you over the phone. His property listings are incorrect and do not…read moreshow the real places

Please run from these scamlords. They were dishonest about all sorts of stuff including…read morebuilding+unit ownership (look up Danny's known alias -- "rahim siunykalimi") and they forced us into a shady sublet. We NEVER received ANY document signed (or any communication or proof of life whatsoever) from the person we were allegedly subletting from. We were harassed and cursed at in our apartment by the misogynistic handymen on more than one occasion. There was a dead tenant in a unit on the first floor for 6 months and they never did a wellness check. Then they pushed us to move out and refused us the option to sign a legit lease to reside there a second year... and then one day Danny showed up at our door with literally 20 people to give tours of our unit after texting us just a a few hours earlier requesting to give tours to "a few" groups. He did not wait for us to respond consenting to the tours before he showed up with a crowd at our door, and he became very angry when after the 8th tour group we began to express discomfort with him bringing such a large volume of strangers into the apartment, given that he failed to give sufficient notice and had obviously intentionally misrepresented the number of tours he intended to give. He raised his voice at us once we spoke up for ourselves and called me a "m*therf*cker" when I told him to leave after he completed all the tours. Please please please save yourselves from the headache and disrespect from these guys. I wish we had been warned about them.