Would give negative stars if possible. The most unprofessional interaction I have ever had. Scott…read moreKiaer & Sam Beniaminian are absolutely horrific to deal with. College student applied to live in Brooklyn apartment that Parkoff aka New Park Management manages. They do not do lease signings on line via docusign. Required her to make a one day trip from Chicago to sign her lease in person would not make an exception. I even offered to go in person and have her facetime with them. They made the appointment at 5pm after regular business hours when no one else was in the office. Scott started off by talking about how there are roaches & mice and that no rent reductions would be given except in case of a fire. He said who cares about mold and disparaged other renters who have suffered floods/leaks etc. When I explained that we needed to get the lease signed as it was now after 6pm and she had a flight to catch back to Chicago. He escorted us out of the building and said he could not be rushed and that we would have to reschedule the lease signing. Scott Kiaer even threatened to call the police if we followed him back into the building. A college student flew in from Chicago for the day just to get this lease signed so she could move for school! Scott Kiaer acted unhinged! Sam Beniaminian claimed to not know Scott's last name. Low and behold when I did a google search of Parkoff Managment they were involved in a discrimination lawsuit and let their buildings fall into states of disrepair. Run don't walk away from this company! The Fair Housing Justice Center (FHJC) announced today that it has filed yet another lawsuit against New York real estate behemoth The Parkoff Organization A/K/A Parkoff Operating Corp. and its management company New Park Management LLC. Parkoff is one of the area's largest real estate organizations, owning and operating over 4,000 rental units throughout the city. Also named as defendants in the complaint are building owners Hawthorne Gardens LLC, Henry Hudson Gardens LLC, Netherlands Property Assets LLC, 75-76 Third Avenue Assets III LLC, and York 80 LLC; real estate companies Advanta Real Estate A/K/A Advanta Service Center, Queens Apartment Realty LLC, Contact Realty Corp. A/K/A Contact Realty II Corp., and Compass Inc. A/K/A Compass Realty, and real estate agents Matthew Scott Miguel, Samuel Beniaminian, Diego Hidalgo, Michael Lee, and Kevin Loh. The complaint details Parkoff's long history of repeatedly discriminating against prospective tenants. It was sued in 1991 for race discrimination at seven buildings in Manhattan and the Bronx, and again in 2017 by the FHJC for race, source of income, and family status discrimination at two buildings in Brooklyn. Notably, Parkoff was also sued by the City in 2021 for allowing nine of their buildings to fall into such disrepair and hazardous condition that the City alleged its actions constituted public nuisances and unlawful harassment of its tenants.

Never ever rent an apartment from this company. They always charge you late fee even though you…read morepay your rent in time. They never refund your security deposit back. This company always hire new employees. These employees don't know what they are doing. Please stay away from this company.

Sassouni is just fine…read more I rented a 2 bedroom unit from them for a year and had no problems. They even helped us terminate our lease early - which is practically unheard of in NYC. Our security deposit was returned with no issues. If you're on Yelp looking at reviews for management companies, then you're unfortunately in the wrong place - people generally only come here to complain about bad experiences. I suggest to ask for tenant references from the broker instead of reading raging Yelp reviews. Bottom line - if you pay your rent on time, are quiet, and don't damage the property - you'll have a problem-free experience with Sassouni Management. Don't worry!

WARNING: Signature Fraud and Concerning Application Process…read more TLDR: Documents appeared with my and my guarantor's signatures despite neither of us signing or authorizing them, and management failed to explain how they were executed. Requirements and terms changed constantly. The most serious issue I experienced was receiving "executed" electronic documents bearing the signatures of both myself and my guarantor when neither of us signed the documents or authorized anyone to sign on our behalf. We were initially sent the documents to sign, but neither of us did so. Within minutes of each other, we received completed versions showing our signatures. The documents were also cataloged as being executed from the same IP address, despite my guarantor and me being in different locations. I immediately contacted management in writing and specifically requested an explanation of how these documents were executed. Their response did not address the signature issue at all. I found this extremely concerning and immediately withdrew my application. The rest of the application process was also unnecessarily difficult. I initially provided a qualified guarantor, was then required to provide a second guarantor, and after doing so was additionally required to obtain an out-of-pocket guarantee policy, despite having already satisfied the guarantor requirements presented to me. There was also a change to the agreed-upon move-in date. Before submitting my application to management, the leasing agent explicitly confirmed that my lease start date would be October 3. After my application was submitted and reviewed by management, I was told the date would instead be October 1. I am sharing my experience so prospective renters can be aware of what occurred and carefully document every step of their application process with this management company if you choose to proceed with them.

I am grateful to Mike Flood for all the beautiful landscaping, as the place looked rather desolate…read morewhen we first arrived some fifty-five years ago. --Heidi T.

Rude communication. Dismissive responses to problems. Very little improvement over the last 20…read moreyears that I've been a shareholder. Just keeps getting worse.

This is unfortunate for me to say however this is one of the most terrible companies I have ever…read morehad to deal with along with the horrific experience we have had with the Owner, Mr. Moris Yeroshalmi, is someone I wish we never had to deal with when it pertains to Property Management , negotiation, renting from and so on. ABCNY located at 45 N station Plaza in Great Neck, NY is subpar and we will NOT be returning to this dead beat Landlord. You should be ashamed of Yourself with the horrible service you deliver

We have been their tenants for over 5 years and have always had good experience with them. Very…read moreefficient, helpful, timely and overall a genuine management team. Every time I had an issue (which didn't occur often) they would take care of it without us having to ask a million times. I don't agree with the comments below. I think that generally people will only comment when they have an unsettling experience just because they need somewhere to voice their options and this is an easy outlet. So I just wanted to share my good experience and also voice the opinions of my neighbors who are also satisfied with ABCNY.

I've been renting from majestic property for 6 months now and it has been one of the most awful…read morerenting experiences to date. Upon move in, my apartment was filled with mold, the oven door was broken, windows broken, and floors scratched. I brought this to my leasing departments attention and 6 months later it's still not fixed or addressed. To top it off, I've had multiple packages stolen and signed for by other tenants. I brought this to managements attention as well and nothing has been done or investigated. Habitability is certainly at question when renting from Majestic Property Management. Hope this review helps future renters

I've been renting with majestic property management for a couple months now and it is one of the…read morebest renting experiences I've had to date. When I moved in, everything was spotless clean and organized. I haven't gotten a package stollen ever. Any concerns I did end up having, when I brought it up to management, they immediately dealt with it and fixed it. Overall 10/10 highly recommend to anybody.

Tbh, I rarely give bad review on Yelp or google review, but this company is just a SCAM…read more I do not have heat or bug problem like other reviewers mentioned when I lived there, but my problem was SECURITY DEPOSIT RETURN. Literally, the lady named Tiffany Hunter-King ignored my countless email asked about the payment. NYS law requires the landlord to return the security deposit within 14 days after tenants moved out, or they should give reasons of deductions for the payment. Guess what?! They have given me nothing. No money, no explanation. Just expect I would forget about thousands of dollars and leave it to them. I have emailed them for 2 months without a single response from Tiffany. Danielle would reply, but all she was saying was Tiffany handles the return, I should contact Tiffany. Eventually, I am done with hide and seek, and just sent them a demand letter and submitted the complaint to state of attorney general's office. If you have the same problem like I did, please put in a complaint and get your money back. It is the easiest way to solve the problem.

Worst real estate management company I've ever experienced. Never got my deposit back, went months…read morein winter with no heat, and illegally did not have elevator in a building that required it. People who work here are not only not helpful, but incredibly rude.

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!

Jeff is simply the best. Not only is he an excellent highly experienced realtor He's also a great…read moreperson. Jeff is a true professional and it was a pleasure doing business with him.

We loved working with Jeff! He is very familiar with all of Long Island real estate. I think a…read moreunique aspect he brings is being very knowledgeable about what makes a home a good investment and focusing on what is going to make a home a good fit for you. Interpersonally he's incredibly friendly and caring. Would recommend!

I bought an LLC (Mulberry St LLC) from Mr. Halaugua for $100,000 over 10 years ago. I was…read moreinitially receiving small payments each month for about 3 years. Then everything stopped. I not have gotten any return on my money for about 6-7 years. I do not even get a statement to show where my money went. They do not answer phone calls at all. To me they stole $100,000 and are probably using it for their private use. If you can help as to whom to write, it would be appreciated. I intend to coontact other agencies to help support me in this matter

I must say I'm very lucky comparing to other tenants, my super has been mostly responsive. But my…read morebuilding got into AEP where the City is FORCING them to repair EVERYTHING within 4 months or repair themselves and put the costs as tax lien on the building. It happened shortly after I filed complaint and it got inspected. So call 311, call the unit doing inspection and setup an inspection day if they keep coming when you're not home - when there's enough serious violations city issues that AEP order so you don't even have to go to court. But if you do it's 45$ to file without an attorney and if your lease says you owe them legal fees for a lawsuit there's a law making it reciprocal so they will owe you too if you win. You can start with AI asking if you have the case, then you can request NYC bar referral service to get a 30 min consultation for 35$ or get legalshield app for unlimited consultations on any kind of legal matters. Good luck!