Every time I needed a little repair, or there was something to discuss, JP and the Crosstown team…read morewere quick to respond, attentive, and kind. They are a great building management company!

Crosstown does a wonderful and thorough job managing their properties. I've been with them for over…read morea year now. Everyone is very helpful and friendly! Great company for property management

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.

Building Equity Management was hands down our best building manager it in thirty years. Friendly,…read moreCourtious, Responsive. As a tennent there has never been anyone better. Highly Reccomend.

I've lived and grew up here all my life (36 years) and Northridge is THEE best value in terms of…read moreaffordable co-ops in Jackson Heights. The buildings are a block away from the Jackson HTS historic district, where a co-op in that section can run 50% more than what you pay for at Northridge. Not only are the buildings in a great neighborhood (i.e. lots of shopping, diversity of restaurants, public transportation, good schools) but maintainance of the premises are excellent and I've always had good neighbors. It doesn't matter where you live, shitty neighbors can make living anywhere a bad experience. But we've been lucky. Before buying a co-op in Northridge, or anywhere for that matter, you need to look into their rules of buying and selling. Every co-op board runs their building differently. Particularly, you need to ask about their down payment (last I checked they required 25% down), extra monthly fees for air conditioners and parking (huge waiting list), assessments and the flip tax (which gets everyone once they try to sell). There are several more rules they'll go over with you, but with any co-op you purchase, always have an attorney review their financial statements. R.I.P. PIZZA SAM . . .

When I lived in Section 3, it was managed by Delkap Management. The buildings themselves are…read moredecent, but they are old. Management/the Board changed rules while I lived there, requiring 100% carpeting, which is gross. No matter how clean you are, giant roaches will find their way in from neighbors or wherever. Hated it. Also this cluster is extremely far from the [7] train, but the area is developing, so if you don't need the train, it might be OK. You can hear most everything through the walls and God forbid you live under noisy children or heavy walkers. I could hear the woman downstairs screaming to relatives in Spanish on the phone. Not the place for peace and quiet. I left my laundry card in the laundry room (which is outside) and someone stole it. People also move your clothes when you come 1 minute after the cycle ends. Management/the Board will fine and charge you for everything. Need a copy of a document when preparing for your sale? That's $50. Want to pay electronically? Fee for that. I'm happy to have gotten out of there, though buyer beware, there is a TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT FLIP TAX, which is oppressive since you hardly make a profit after a few years and they take that away, too. There is storage which apparently didn't come with my apartment, a garage which you will never get into, and a courtyard which is a few benches in between the buildings that I sat in... twice in 8 years. I did save money, though. Cheers!

Screwed up my maintenance charges from the get-go, made multiple errors repeatedly (overcharged and…read moreclaimed my bank had rejected my last payment, which was not true), took months and multiple follow-up emails/calls to get an answer to a simple question about renovation, totally unresponsive. They're the worst. I'm seriously thinking of moving because they're so awful but I hear from friends in other co-ops that all these management agencies are terrible!

Is it irrational to expect a response to an email within a week or maybe two? Well, 7/13/24 was…read morethe last time my email was responded to. Poor look on their behalf. Truly unprofessional. To add insult to injury, service requests opened via their portal are closed regularly, with no feedback--head-scratching practices to say the least. I'd like to know what qualified VNYPM to earn the right to manage my building's services. Their predecessor's communication was impeccable. Let's see if the senior partners reach out indicating that my email address was flagged as SPAM, again. That was the claim back in August 2023.

ok so I don't really write reviews but felt like i should for these guys. I have 2 properties in NJ…read more(one in kearny area, one further out) and was having a really hard time keeping up with everything especially the compliance stuff which honestly goes over my head half the time. Someone referred me to RPPM and I called them kind of skeptical bc I've had bad experiences before with management companies that just take your money and don't really do much. But these guys are different. John was straight with me from the jump, explained everything they do, didn't oversell it. They handled some violation issues I had pending and I didn't have to stress about it. Communications with my tenants have been way more professional than when I was doing it myself lol. I used to just text my tenants which I know is not the right way to do it. Only thing I'd say is sometimes I wish they responded a little faster but honestly when they do get back to me everything is thorough and correct so I think its just they are busy and doing things right rather then rushing. Not really a complaint just something I noticed. Overall very happy. Would def recommend to other landlords in NJ especially if your portfolio is growing and you cant manage everything yourself anymore. 5 stars from me

One of RPPM strongest qualities is their communication. They are clear, timely, and consistent,…read morewhich builds trust and makes working with them easy. Questions are answered directly, updates are provided without having to chase them, and expectations are set clearly from the start. Their professional skill shows in how smoothly issues are handled and how well they navigate complex situations. It is clear they know what they are doing and take their responsibilities seriously. Based on my experience, RPPM stands out for strong communication and competence, and I would recommend them without hesitation.

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!

Rented our apartment through Dina here at NCR, and she was very helpful, very accommodating, and…read moregenerally pleasant. Was willing to show us the apartment we wanted more than once, was honest with the entire transaction, and was very responsive to our questions and concerns.

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I live in a REM managed building on the UWS. My building has been managed by REM for several years…read morenow. I have found the building managers and super to be very responsive and they are quick to fix things. They have also kept the building very clean.They seem to really care about the tenants.

I have been waiting for the refund of my balance since when I sold my co-op apartment in August,…read more2025. In a phone call REM, staff even acknowledged that I had that balance of over $1,100.00! REM is till holding my money! J. W. 3/3/25

Someone at the front desk , she is very Rude Really ,…read morereally Nasty , you can't ask her anything She has bad attitude, I paid for my 22.5 hours $195.00 Which I could do it online for $47.00 She couldn't give me any fair housing class , She suggests me to go to Long island for 3.5 hrs I live in Astoria , I only came because this is Mlsli Service center This same person for many years, every time I went to buy supplies , she never had any professional service. I guarantee you , if you go to NYPD police station , you will get better service for police Report. Or claim Number.

I do all my courses here at Jackson heights LIBOR. The teachers are great and they give you great…read moreadvices for your real estate career. It's also great to come and network with other professionals.