Coop was professional and on top of his game. He put in the hours to earn my business and I appreciated his dedication to assisting me. Outstanding Service. read more

I cannot say enough great things about the experience we had working with Marcus Cooper. We had to make a cross-country move on a very tight timeline, and Marcus went above and beyond to make the entire process smooth and stress-free. From day one, Marcus was extremely knowledgeable, responsive, and proactive. He immediately started showing us available listings, did detailed video tours, and even took the time to walk us through the surrounding streets and neighborhoods on video calls, which was incredibly helpful since we were moving from out of state. The moment something became available, he was quick to tour it, answer all of our questions, and keep us informed every step of the way. Marcus stayed in constant communication throughout the entire process and even checked in before and after our move-in date to make sure everything met our expectations. That level of care and follow-through truly sets him apart. If you're looking for a reliable, professional, and dedicated agent, especially for an out-of-state or cross-country move, I cannot recommend Marcus Cooper enough. Five stars all around -- we will absolutely be working with him again in the future. read more

This review is for Daniel Orozco--possibly the worst broker I've encountered in New York real estate. I reached out about a listing on a Sunday, and he responded quickly, asking what I was looking for in an apartment. After I shared my criteria, he sent over a group of listings. When I selected the ones I was interested in, he assured me I'd be able to see them as soon as possible. I never got the chance to view any of those units, and the original listing I inquired about was gone within five days. I followed up to express my disappointment and emphasized the urgency of our timeline, as we were hoping to move by the end of the month. After that, I never heard from him again. read more

I cannot recommend Marcus Cooper "Coop" highly enough! His positive, hardworking and kind nature is such a breath of fresh air in the nightmare that is NYC apartment hunting. From our first conversation, he took the time to understand exactly what I was looking for--my budget, neighborhood preferences, and priorities. His knowledge of the market is exceptional. He pointed out pros and cons of buildings and neighborhoods, calling out pragmatic details like the closest subway lines, grocery stores, laundromats, etc. What truly sets Coop apart is his integrity and dedication. He was always responsive, patient, understanding and genuinely cared about finding me a home. Thank you, Coop! read more

Polly Palestroque and Burton Weaver are the best agents one could hope for. Superb communication, always on time, and there for you if you have any questions. As a landlord, they found us some truly excellent and wonderful potential tenants for our apartment. It was actually a hard choice to make; they were all so amazing. I would definitely recommend! read more

I URGE anyone working with Highline Residential to take the time to read this: We rented out a newly renovated home and we're introduced to a tenant who was represented by Avishag Iluz. She told us that she was long time friends with the clients and represented them as a good family of husband, wife and daughter who were looking to rent a home for at least a year. What ended up happening was a NIGHTMARE!! She misrepresented the clients and when we tried reaching her she neither returned phone called nor text messages. The client NEVER moved his family in. Instead it became an underground drug ring. There were about 10 grown men coming and going to the property at all hours of the night and day. Multiple times women would come and knock on the doot at 2-4am arguing and screaming while banging on the door. The tenant broke the lease 6 months in and left the home in DEPLORABLE condition. CIGARETTE BURNS in the newly finished hardwood floors (the least said NO SMOKING) and on the new countertops, broken appliances, puddles in the basement and kitchen, clogged sinks and about 50 bags of smelly garbage. Fridge was left unplugged and rotted food was left in the fridge and freezer. Bugs and flies all over due to the rotting meat and stench. The beautiful window trim was torn down and pieces of scrap cloth were taped up to use as "curtains". There were 3 smelly mattresses abandoned. Mass amount of garbage and clothes and furniture. EVEN WORSE!! The marijuana smell permeated the ENTIRE home even after a professional cleaning and repainting it took MONTHS to be able to even try to show the house again. The tenant took off and Avishag Iluz (Avi Iluz) kept covering for him. We never recovered the last months rent (although he is liable for the remainder of his lease), never recovered the over $1200 utility bills and never recovered any cleanup costs. This was a NIGHTMARE experience. I left a review on her Highline profile which she said she would have removed, and guess what.... She did. She had it erased and had 3 other 5 star reviews left by friends. She gave me some nonsense about how she "doesn't want her reputation negatively impacted" but interestingly enough NEVER denied the fact that the tenant was a mass quantity marijuana seller and that the wife and daughter LIVED IN MICHIGAN!! Client beware! She misrepresents her clients and haven't heard from her since. read more

very unprofessional, reach out regarding a property I was interested in and wanted to book a tour almost a week ago, got back to me in 5 minutes, asked me a few questions and then ignored all my inquiries for a tour. read more

Highly unprofessional staff. Extremely disappointed by the lack of communication and complete absence of respect for client's time

A great High-End Real Estate Office & I mean that for Agents, as well!!! They have offices in Midtown, NYC & Brooklyn and the agents I've met, sing their praises and love the CTO's original Real Estate software & website, etc. read more

I inquired about an apartment I was interested in with a realtor by the name of Johnathan Ruopp. He gave me a call the day after I applied and tells me 'applying would be a waste of everyone's time' since the landlord wasn't interested in anyone with a voucher (City Fheps) which is illegal. I end up viewing the apartment thanks to reaching out to the NYC Commission of Human Rights, but after the tour Ruopp told me that he'll send me an application for it and then ghosted me. He ended reaching out to me after this review to fill out the application, which he then said the apartment was 'taken', even though the same listing was found by a different broker a few days later. Just about every realtor from this company 'ghosts' once they find out an applicant has a voucher. If any broker/landlord say they 'don't take programs' 'you have to be working' 'you don't meet the income/credit requirements' (even though vouchers/public assistance are a lawful source of income, and having any kind of credit score shouldn't matter)- or anything along those lines, it's against the law. Report them to the Commission of Human Rights. read more

BEWARE of MADISON SUTTON and IMRUL and HIGHLINE RESIDENTIAL. Was told after viewing a furnished space with Madison Sutton that small pieces could be "moved into storage". She seemed trustworthy but after the paperwork was signed and the 15% year's rent fee was paid to her and this company- ZERO FOLLOW THROUGH! After moving in and inquiring about moving pieces to storage she said I should contact the owner to find a solution. WTF! Glad I paid more than a months rent to see Madison for literally no longer than 30 minutes and a few texts. To top it off, closets and cabinets were PACKED WITH JUNK from the previous tenant- old underwear, shoes, dead plants and more! Unbelievable. Do yourself a big favor and STAY AWAY! Don't waste you hard earned money with this shady business. No transparency. No integrity. read more

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Although the process was very long, Burton was very responsive. Whenever we had any concerns, we felt free to express them and Burton was always able to provide more information or clarification. Securing housing in New York can be a very frustrating process even with the best broker, however, Burton was able to make us feel assured whenever possible, He was a good mediator between us and the landowner and again, always replied to us quickly. Burton was sure that our application looked as good as possible to maximize our chances of being approved and selected as tenants. We are very happy to have secured our apartment and can't wait to move in. Rating 4 stars only because I felt we had to specifically reach out and ask questions a few times to make sure the process was moving along. But if you are communicative and proactive, I think it's a good agency to work with. Would rate 4.5 if I could! read more

Poor service and communication. Really would recommend against Burton Weaver, maybe there's some other brokers here that are actually helpful? read more

I have been searching for the right apartment for over a year so when I saw a great apartment for a good price listed in my desired area I was super excited to reach out to the realtor it was listed with. Unfortunately no matter what avenue I went through to get in touch with Burton Weaver (phone, text, email, zillow, facebook etc) I got ZERO response!!!! I tried for multiple weeks to get in touch and still to this day haven't heard back. I also tried calling their main office it basically goes right to voicemail. Honestly so unfair and ridiculous for it to be this hard to get a response especially when things go so quickly. The market is already so bad and there's so few places available that it is incredibly disappointing when stuff like this happens. Burton if you're reading this- a simple "sorry this isn't available" would have been more professional than just literally no response. Do y'all even care about the customer- because it seems like the answer is no. So disappointing and unfair 0/10 useless. read more

The worst! I worked with a broker from the Bedstuy office when I rented my apartment, he lied about the pet fee $500 being refundable by my landlord at the end of the lease. Instead, my landlord told me it was NON refundable! These are a bunch of liars! And the management companies who work with them are just as responsible for misleading their tenants! Don't work with them! read more

LANDLORDS AND RENTERS STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS UNPROFESSIONAL COMPANY Some of the most unprofessional people you will ever come across I won't touch this firm with a 10 foot poll. I had the (dis)pleasure of dealing with Maria Zelaya and Imrul Hassan. They both suffer from terrible communication and unprofessionalism especially coming from Imurl who is a supposed "team leader." We originally saw a property with Maria and expressed our interest right away. We put a "good faith deposit" of $500, you had to stay on top of her to hear anything at all. Long story short the owner felt that our dog might be an issue (even though it is pet friendly) and that another listing she had would be a better fit (same landlord). We agreed and discussed that she could keep the good faith deposit and apply it to the other apartment she was talking about even though the rent was higher, and we discussed the price range and we agreed to a figure (one would assume she went to the owner since she was negotiating but she didn't). She had all the paperwork and everything in hand and since it was the same owner one would assume it would be a nice easy switch. It was back and forth for almost 2 weeks to see an apartment SHE ALREADY HAD A DEPOSIT FOR. I texted with her several times to ensure she had all the paperwork ready and all we had to do was see the apartment and everything else was good. I would call her and she would not call back (you would get a text occasionally but never a call, even when explicitly told to CALL Me). One would assume now she is scared to talk on the phone and avoids it as much as possible (how do you do that in real estate and how does the firm allow it?) It was nearing the first and I wanted to make sure there would be no issues. We finally get to see the apartment and she is now hesitating on price claiming we didn't agree to anything and back-peddling on everything we discussed. She didn't have the paperwork ready or anything for the deal to go through. This is when she is almost "forced" to loop in Imurl even though you could tell she was super hesitant to do so. We speak to him and everything seems good and this will be a quick and easy thing and ensure me he will follow up with me (he never does). After 2 phone calls and 2 texts later we follow up with Maria. Who says " Hi Nick, im not sure how the conversation went with the landlord but Imrul told me the landlord isn't accepting the application to rent. I've requested a refund with account for the $500.00 deposit. I apologize for the inconvenience and delay in time." MIND YOU THIS IS 2 days before the end of the month and I can't even get acknowledgment for Imurl himself. Literally leaving me to scramble. It became clear very fast that she never talked to the landlord or had anything put together, the price range for the landlord and myself were too far apart. Somehow she is showing properties and she DOESN'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THE CLIENT WANTS FOR IT. Meanwhile, she held a deposit and an application for that exact apartment and led on to believe the landlord saw the application. This is where i say there incompetence and lack of professionalism shine through. She replies " It has nothing to do with in competence. We're dealing with a private landlord, and sometimes they can be the biggest headache which often puts us in uncomfortable situations as the middle man." Honestly, I'm not even mad at the landlord I'm mad at this company they should've known the clients (landlords) price range going into the showing because it's YOUR JOB. The failure fell 100% with you on lack of communication between both your clients, the tenant, and the landlord. Both RENTERS AND LANDLORDS I WOULD STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY AS YOU CAN GET! The real icing on the cake was I found the apartment listed on street easy and according to the listing it had been up for 4 days SO THEY LISTED AN APARTMENT THEY ALREADY HAD A GOOD FAITH DEPOSIT FOR!!! Just stay far away from there shadiness read more

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! Best brokerage I've worked with in 40 years as a buyer, seller, and landlord. No, seriously - I've used brokers, agents, and property managers from 8 agencies in three states. This office is the best! I've already referred additional business and will continue to do so for friends, family, and anyone who wants a great experience. Burton Weaver did an amazing job helping me find a home. He was personable, detail-oriented, and responsive as a Realtor - and really saved me pain and money along the way. Burton will make you feel like family. I cannot say enough positives about him. read more

I reached out to an agent as he expressed interest in me viewing an apartment. Didn't respond to a single call, text or email after that. Very disappointed. read more

Avoid them. Sent me to locked apartments. Out of 8 apartments in 3 separate locations, each about a mile apart, only three apartments were able to be opened with the keys provided (the agent never showed up). The apartments shown were in no shape to be shown. One bathroom was so deep in renovation, the sink, toilet, bath, and shower were all disassembled and covered, so there was no way to judge if the bathroom was suitable. One fridge emitted an incredibly foul odor that made me nearly vomit. Interactions with the agent were curt and rude. Overall, an absolute waste. Avoid. read more

I wish I could put zero stars. I have inquired about multiple listings and het no response from the agents, and when one did respond the minute you mention you have a voucher they ghost you. I call the office and leave messages and no response either. They clearly discriminate against people with vouchers. read more

Inquired and applied for an apartment. Our broker, Alexander Ryzinski didn't provide much of any guidance, didn't work with us in any way to strengthen our application (he was made aware I'm currently in medical school which should have prompted a 'guarantor' conversation, which never happened), he reassured us and pushed us to complete the application process (which costs $40), and didn't tell us there were other applications being processed at the same time as we were applying, which would have prompted us to look elsewhere. Messages were short and not detailed. He had to be pushed to provide additional details on the application decision. Very impersonal, less than stellar communication, unprofessional, and overall unsatisfactory. read more

Gisela was easily the best and kindest broker I have ever worked with. She worked tirelessly to find units to match our rigid requests, and devoted so much time out of her week to organize and coordinate viewings with our work schedule. She was able to show us a large number of affordable apartments to meet our criteria, something other brokers were not able to do. She is well-connected, knows the city VERY well, and is incredibly passionate about what she does. Gisela is the first broker that I have ever worked with who authentically works within your best interest. Our satisfaction with our apartment choice was her number one priority, her commission was an afterthought. I highly highly recommend her to anybody looking to move within New York. read more

Normally, when you pay someone, you expect them to at least be courteous to you in response. Normally, when you pay literally $3000 to someone, you'd expect them treat you with some level of respect. You don't expect them to treat you like you ran over their second-favorite dog a few times and kicked it for good measure. Colette P Florez is a different story. She worked for the landlord; I had to pay her, because of terrible New York City laws. Despite no aggravation from myself or my agent, she was extremely rude to us, blatantly lied to several times, and cheated my agent out of several hundred dollars. Despite claiming to have "decades of experience", she combines the arrogance and technical skills of a boomer with none of the class nor money. She brought all of us to sign a document that could easily have been signed online; she didn't know how to edit a simple PDF and had to cross out a section of the lease in Sharpie. She then proceeded to take the scenic route to the printer, taking an extra half hour to print copies of a few pages of paper. You'd think that a realtor would know the basics of the trade. She then demanded that our guarantors had to have it notarized, which cost us additional time and money that could have otherwise been avoided. None of this is common practice in the industry, and she appears to do this to flex her admittedly nice office. But just as how putting a bow on a bag of garbage doesn't make the garbage any prettier, putting Colette P Florez in a nice office puts her terrible personality in stark contrast to the surroundings. read more

Unfortunately, I met the real Ben Yoon a few weeks too late. This is a bit of a story, but I'll try to keep it brief. I went to see an apt. listed on streeteasy. It was in rough condition but quite large with lots of light and located in a co-op (usually a plus). The realtor, Ben Yoon, appeared to be a very nice fellow. Well-spoken, a good listener. Not your typical "realtor," or so I thought. As it turns out, his professional demeanor was nothing more than a sham, a sales tactic. I began the application process and sunk a lot of money into it. Fees, credit checks, security, and multiple months rent. As the building was a co-op, my application package consisted of something like 70 documents. It was a major ordeal. Then FRAUD hit. The lease having been signed, I had been waiting for board approval for a couple of days when I received a call from Ben. He wanted to inform me that some new information had come to light. Apparently, the unit next to mine (i.e. the unit with which I would be sharing a wall) had recently become infested with bedbugs. And by recently, I mean weeks and weeks prior to my initial viewing of the apartment. Now, I try my best to give folks the benefit of the doubt, so I allowed for the possibility that Ben really didn't know about this. In retrospect, however, I think it most likely that he did know and chose to withhold the information until I was too deep to feel comfortable backing out. Unfortunately for him, I understand some aspects of contract law and knew that the late revelation negated our deal. Basically, I was entitled to my money back. All of it. Which brings me to the grand finale. Ben asked me to meet him on a street corner in order to return my checks. I arrived on the corner at the appointed time and proceeded to wait for roughly 15 minutes. When Ben finally arrived, he was fuming. Didn't I know how much time and effort he had spent on the deal? Didn't I appreciate him? As if this wasn't his job, and as if HE had a right to be angry, which is of course completely outrageous. He was literally yelling at me on this street corner, and I was thinking "my god, this is so embarrassing." Worst of all, my application fee was nowhere to be found. When I tried to explain to Ben that I expected all of my money back, he screamed at me. I got the money back eventually, but what a nightmare. AVOID! read more

DO NOT AND I REPEAT DO NOT WORK WITH MADISON SUTTON. She is unprofessional and extremely terrible as an agent. she was uncommunicative and strung us along for a ridiculous amount of time and never even submitted the documents to the management company like she said. She rarely answers messages and when she does she doesn't even address the questions you asked. One of the most unprofessional and terrible experiences I have ever had before. don't be fooled by her Tiktok it's not worth it. read more

I posted this review over on Google reviews and I'm also putting it here on Yelp to hopefully make sure that others won't have the same awful experience that I went through. I wish that Yelp would allow me to give Highline Residential as well as Keith Frazier zero stars. I saw an apartment on Street Easy that I thought sounded great for me since it was very close to where I currently work. I immediately emailed Keith and heard back from him about how they were showing the apartment later that day in an open house. I went to the open house, talked with the doorman as well as a few of the residents of the building, and waited for someone to show up to let me view the apartment. Well, no one ever did show up, which is seriously unprofessional. I had spoken to Keith earlier that day and confirmed that someone would be there to show me the apartment. The doorman ended up letting me into the building to see it. Although the apartment was a mess due to renovations, I liked the space and the tenants seemed to like the building so I called Keith to tell him I wanted to apply. After receiving the application materials via email, I texted Keith regarding certain aspects of the application that didn't fit with what he'd told me about the apartment. The application had a line that stated that no pets at all were allowed in the building. When I told Keith I wanted to cross that line out of the agreement, he told me I couldn't do that. When I said that I wanted it in writing that I was allowed to have a pet in the apartment, Keith told me that if I need it in writing, this won't work. Well, of course I want it in writing - I wanted to make sure that I wasn't in violation of my lease terms if I did end up bringing a pet to the apartment. I asked Keith why the application said the building didn't allow pets when he had said that the apartment allowed pets. The response back I got was, "Please hold off on the application. I am no longer sure this will work for the two of us. I have way too many clients that want to view this unit that will not have any desire to have a cat." I have been searching for an apartment for a while and I really liked this one and wanted it. However, I was not going to sign an application that said I couldn't have a pet. It's quite clear to me that Keith lied about the building allowing pets. I'm also very sure that Keith is just out to get his broker fee without actually helping his clients. There I was a willing customer just wanting to get the apartment with a pet as Keith had claimed I could. Instead, I found out that Keith was just lying to me about particular aspects of the apartment. When I found out, he decided to leave me hanging because he had other people who could pay his fee. I am severely disappointed with how this turned out and I can honestly say that I do not recommend this company at all. read more

Alessandra is the kindest and most helpful broker I have ever worked with. She was enthusiastic about helping us find an apartment that matched our needs and when we found one that was going on and off the market again she reached out to the building management and was able to get us in to look at it (and eventually rent it!) because of her ability to form a good relationship with the management. If I ever move again I will only use her! read more

Chris Duran stood above and apart from the many sketchy and dubiously qualified brokers that we all come across in NYC. He showed me a co-op rental in Brooklyn that I ended up applying for and ultimately getting, in part definitely thanks to his input. Along the way, Chris was patient, responsive, and went out of his way to ensure the process was smooth and trouble-free for everyone involved. Those are good traits to find in any broker, but especially when applying to a co-op with a 45 page application and over a dozen personal documents - having a knowledgeable and helpful ally in that process is invaluable. Although I only worked with Chris directly on that apartment rather than hunting around (I found everything on Streeteasy), I have no doubt he's an asset to have there too. Definitely recommend him for anyone looking at rentals in Brooklyn! read more

One of their agents kept the broker's fee after I didn't agree to keep the apartment. It was morally wrong to do so in my opinion. I didn't take the apartment because it was never explained to me that I had to pay for heat and hot water. in the ad it said tenant pays for utilities, but in my experience that meant gas and electric. I've never rented a place where I had to be responsible for heat and hot water. Very disappointing that this agent felt she needed to keep my money! read more

This review is for the Astoria Office, and my Realtor was Emilio Estevez. "I will NOT use a Realtor" Being a NYC native, I thought I could coast by on craigslist apts and friends who knew people..... well, that runs out eventually. I was looking for my first "adult apt". A real lease, a real super, the whole nine. I found one of Emilio's apts and just knew it was the one I wanted. He worked around my schedule to make sure we saw the place ASAP. Emilio just has a good aura about him. He's super easy to talk too, and a great laid back yet firm business approach. (not too mention, a pretty sharp dresser!). After seeing the place, I knew I really wanted it. Emilio helped me through all the paperwork.... again... this was my first "real apt". We agreed to take the place 1/2 way through the month to make sure we got it, and Emilio was even able to talk the rent down a touch. Yes, its more $. Yes, you feel like maybe you don't need to use someone to help you find a place..... but honestly, in the long run it was definitely worth his fee to use him. He even checked in two weeks later to make sure things were running smoothly. Although I am never moving again, if I do..... I would def check in with Emilio and see what he's got listed. read more

Alexanne and Yakub at Highline Residential were very helpful in finding us a renter for our apartment. They set up viewings with many excellent candidates, and we're very happy with the renters we ended up signing with. Alexanne and Yakub made the process of finding a renter and signing the papers very smooth and easy, we would definitely work with them again. read more

My fiance and I briefly worked with Christopher Duran, we did not rent from him but I can't thank him enough for how kind, helpful and patient he was. Even though our interactions were limited to one day he out-shined all the agents we dealt with in our moving process. He was very honest, up front, and helpful. Even showing the same apartment twice so my fiance could see it later in the evening after he finished work. I will 100% keep his name on hand for anyone looking to move to or within Brooklyn because he was such a pleasure to work with! read more

Madison Sutton is the worst broker I have ever met. She is unresponsive and doesn't fight for you. A different broker mentioned to me that she likes to create bidding wars. She waits till the last minute after you beg for a response and responds with an "I still haven't heard, but I recommend switching your application." The place she wants you to switch your application is always more expensive. I was looking for a two-bedroom, and she seemed great initially, and after we met with her, she was awful. After applying to two different places where we never even got a response on why we didn't get it, she sent us a studio that we would have to build THREE walls to make it a two-bedroom. We agreed, but the price was already higher for this place. She told us that the landlord said that that place would be secured for us that night if we decided to apply. After waiting for an actual response, we decided to go on her TikTok live because she wouldn't respond. My roommate and I commented being like "Hey if we don't get the place we applied for, we would love to switch our application to this one you're showing on your live." Her response was, "Hi Sarah, I forgot about y'all. We could absolutely switch your application to this place. Text me." So she admitted she forgot about her clients, and when we texted her, she did not even respond! Please avoid her and don't be fooled by her TikTok. For reference, we started working with Madison in July and had to beg for a response till the first week in August. I've attached my messages with her. As you can see, there is a significant lack of communication. These messages aren't including the numerous times Sarah and I called as well as our parents. read more

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Leon G. helped my boyfriend and I look for an apartment in Astoria, NY. Leon was very mannerly and professional. The first time we met with him (I believe it was a Tuesday evening) he had at least 5-6 different apartments for us to see that evening. The second time we met with him, he showed us another 4. Leon was professional and organized. He was also upfront about his FEE and which apartments carried higher Broker's Fees. We felt like we could be friends with him, which really means that we felt we could trust him. We didn't feel like he was trying to pressure us into choosing an apartment just because "apartments go quickly in Astoria" as other brokers were trying to tell us. Leon went above and beyond by driving us to each viewing and showing me (a Brooklynite) where things are in Astoria. The best part of working with Leon was that he gave us printed copies of each apartment, with the attached descriptions, so that we could take notes as he showed them to us. We were very grateful for Leon's help in the search. ~Tiffany E. read more

I worked closely with a broker named Josh and could not have been more pleased. He was incredibly responsive and very helpful. He was extremely straightforward and seemed to truly have our best interest in mind. Even when he couldn't make a showing, he sent over his partner Janet, who was also extremely helpful and the sweetest person ever. Even after we signed our papers and such, he checked up on my roommate and I to make sure everything went smoothly. He was there every step of the way and very genuine--unlike any of the other brokers I've worked with before. And even now, he's sill checking up to make sure the move goes forward seamlessly. I highly recommend you call him if you're looking for a place. In such a dog eat dog industry, he's like finding a diamond in the rough. His contact info is: (646) 659-5161 read more

Keith Frazier helped me land a fantastic apartment in a beautiful part of Brooklyn. He was quick in getting me in to see the place, responsive throughout the entire process, and he even helped make sure my application was given top priority (it's a beautiful apartment, so there were many applicants). I am so grateful and excited to move into my new home! Thank you, Keith! read more

Do not use this brokerage to lease an apartment. They were not transparent with the application fee and let us apply despite another application already being accepted, leaving us out +$200. We specifically worked with an Erik, who was very rude about the situation, despite knowing that they were in the wrong. If you have the displeasure of having him, it's better if you just look elsewhere. read more

I'm 100% satisfy with Terry, she is perfect. When you know her she knows what's the better way for you, she can guide you to your perfect home with the perfect price. Thanks for every attentions and advisors. Para los que necesitan una casa Terrybes la mejor opción, se preocupa por el cliente, por lo que estás buscando, te ayuda con el precio y conoce absolutamente todas las mejores oportunidades, tu opción es humanos como ella que buscan aportar lo mejor. Un placer Terry. read more

Stay away! Stay far away! Unless you like to be aggravated! They advertised an apartment in NYC. Agent kept saying it was a great deal. We agreed on the deal and gave them a bank check and all of the documents they required. About 1/2 hour later, the agent called and said that the apartment was actually $1000 more per month than advertised! WHAT? She said - sorry the listing was a mistake. She gave us back our check and left. HORRIBLE experience! read more

The service are great. People her are very responsible. The office at midtown is nice. Professionals solves problems efficiently!