DO NOT LIVE HERE. Topper Realty is the property manager of the apartment building. Granada Towers is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Given the building's age, there are several parts of the building that require upkeep and maintenance to ensure basic quality of living for it's HIGH paying residents. My concern here is the plumbing/pipes - the pipes are so outdated that when the residents turn on the water in ANY part of the building (i.e., laundry room, shower, kitchen sink) we have to let the water run for 2 minutes to get the rust that's settled in the pipes out before we can get clear-running water. Is showering in rusted pipes okay for our health? Should we not be brushing our teeth with such water? Is it legal for them to neglect the water pipes and allow it's residents to bathe in water that runs through rusted pipes? The board members of the building say that they property managers just don't want to spend the money. The SUPER of the building SUCKS. Am I going to encounter health concerns in the future because of this? In the NY State Tenant's Rights, it specifically mandates that renter's are entitled to a healthy living environment - THIS IS NOT IT. Shouldn't we all have clean running water? If the building is on the National Register of Historic Places, are they required to maintain the building's integrity and functioning? Not having clean running water does NOT sound like they're, at all, maintaining it's basic functioning. read more