If you've lived in NYC for a while, you get to know what it is like working with landlords,…read moremanagement companies, and real estate agents. Oh and those broker fees, smh. GoldFarb Properties, which manages 2160 Matthews and is No Fee, is the type of company that you hope for when you apply for a place. Jared walked me through the application process, went to bat for me to get me into the apartment I wanted (with a sick terrace) and the place is great. The quality of the materials and appliances in the apartment are great! The building's cleanliness, the staff, and Jared and team in New Rochelle are all part of what made my move a seamless process where I can say that I'm truly satisfied and happy to be dishing out the rent. They earn it! And I've moved around a bit for work, I've seen it all. Check the place out. Maybe we'll be neighbors one day.

I love this building because it's modern, unique, and it feels like you're living in a hotel…read more There's easy access to all trains and also street parking which is amazing especially for the location! The property has a gym and a pool with a nice rooftop and gorgeous view at night. The balcony's are spacious and the colors inside the apartments match well with the vibe of the Buidling. As long as everything is kept up to date and stays modern I think this will be one of my favorites here's in LIC.

Nice new building with great amenities! Excellent doormen and staff that make it even better!…read more Located right across MoMa/PS1! Home of the only UniK Wax Studio (https://unikwax.com/studio-locations/long-island-city/ ) and Blow and Arrow (https://www.blowandarrow.com/reservations)in Queens!!

moved in a few months ago and I must say the building is very well kept and really super clean…read more Management responds very quickly to emails and laundry machines work great. Neighborhood /block we are on is very quiet and clean. Cons.. there seems to be an overall problem with tenants playing music way too loud my neighbor included yesterday when i came home there was two neighbors fighting on the first floor because one of them plays his music too loud for the other I am having the same problem oddly enough...I would recommend management send a general letter to all reminding of quiet hours and noise levels..i bet that would help avoid fights like that. Besides that the place is really a great place to live and very well maintained. Oh, and the porters are really nice.

Fordham Terrace gets a big thumbs up from me. The apartment I visited was cozy and had a lovely…read moreatmosphere, with a clean building, spacious living room, and plenty of storage space in the closets. The quiet neighborhood adds to the appeal of this pleasant place to live.

Have a massive amount of respect for Emily, Jacob, Mike and this team. My partner and I were in…read moresearch of a home together in New York City and this team helped make finding a spot at a great building possible. We truly put them through the ringer, throwing a million questions at them and looking for alternative options where we could find them. They took this all in stride. Never wavered in their patience and were able to help us find the right spot at the right price. That is rare for brokers in NYC. Most would move onto the next applicant, but not these folks. If you are working with this team, you can trust them to truly make something work that will be in your best interest. Special shout out to Jacob who really put in the work with the two of us. He really grinded this one out & we really appreciated it.

My roommates and I worked with Chad Rosow as our realtor, and he was amazing! He helped us secure…read moreour dream apartment in the city, and he was very attentive and quick in his communication. He was very patient and helped us from our first phone call to touring and to signing our lease.

The staff is very incompetent when showing apartments. I'm not sure if the professionalism varies…read moredepending on the Manhattan and Bronx offices but I went to 2 different open houses for their "luxury" rentals in the Bronx, the person showing the unit didn't know his a**hole from his elbow. Their sister buildings on the Grand Concourse are over priced and have ridiculous bills that more than half of NYC especially the bronx doesn't pay for. The Agent informed me that once my lease started I couldn't turn on the ConEd until the new year - FALSE All utilities are grouped with the rent until that time - FALSE The building has a contract with DirectTV so no other cable or internet providers are allowed in the building - True but retarded You have a water bill, YES YOU ARE READING CORRECTLY you have to pay a separate water bill -True You have to have a 750 Credit score - False it's the bronx people he should've known that solely on the borough And last but not least he quoted the apartment was going for $2500 - FALSE FALSE AND FALSE the listing was STREETEASY in plain site for $1950 The other open house had a very similar feel minus the water bill, credit score convo, and utilities grouped in with my rent. My guess is either the agent was brand spanking new, or he probably wasn't an agent at all just some random person from the office they gave the keys to conduct the showing, or the leasing office coached this idiot thinking someone will bite and they'll scam additional monies out of a tenant to pocket themselves for the holidays. This all took place back in Nov 2016. Regardless of all of the issues listed above I decided not to lease with Goldfarb all together since both open houses seemed very shady. #I'llPass

WARNING: Do not rent from this realtor company! The apartment I was interested in was in high…read moredemand but I was one of the few applicants that was approved right away. After the apartment viewing I was ready to sign the lease with two exceptions (that fyi were not deal breakers). I constantly emailed my "leasing specialist," M. Tavarez that failed to respond to ANY of my emails. I left kind voicemails and sent various emails. I could not get a hold of him no matter what channel of communication I was trying. I then attempted to have my case transferred to a different specialist because he was doing such a poor job. She claimed to have forwarded my email to her manager but when I returned the call, my case was still under Tavarez. How hard can transferring a case be, right? I ended up losing the apartment because someone had already signed the lease. Tavarez failed to even notify me that the apartment was no longer available. I'm not upset that I lost the apartment that I wanted I am frustrated with the incompetence and lack of communication from the "specialists." I wish I had read the reviews prior to committing time, money, and energy into this company.

The best thing about this place is the lower cost and proximity to shopping. I have had no issues…read morewith repairs to my unit; they're typically pretty quick for the basic stuff. Transportation isn't great, as the train is only accessibly by bus - unless you like walking for miles. Street parking isn't easy so if you have a car and don't have a parking space, good luck. But all in all, it's the only affordable place in New York that looks good outside and the apartments are fairly spacious. You could do worse...

We absolutely love coop city. It's a whole community within itself. Everything is available…read morewithin a very short distance including public schools movie theaters shopping mall restaurants a much more. Plus the residents that live there are very friendly.

I've been living in this building for many years the treatment is spectacular from management,…read moreunits are renovated and appliances are top notch. During pandemic all instructions about safety have been placed and all days Morning the Super Mr Soto which is really friendly and professional is making sure the commune areas are sparkling or clean also neighbors are quiet. You won't complain living here

I have been living at the Ogden/Woodycrest location for almost 4 years and it is such a great…read moreplace! I have a beautiful, huge apartment, in a great location that is near the 4 and D train, and is right across the bridge from Harlem. I have always felt safe while walking around the neighborhood as well and I have never had any problems with safety while living here.The building itself is very nice, very clean, and has a laundry room and a gym. More importantly, the Goldfarb management team has been so professional, helpful and are actually friendly (the people I have had the chance to interact with are Trevor, Anwar and Jason and they have all been so helpful and professional). They really care about my comfort and respond quickly to anything that needs repairs. This place really is a great find.

A great community vibe in the neighborhood. Awesome bldg, tucked right off the Deegan / 4 & D train…read moreand the Gate Way Mall is about 1 mile away. Apartments are huge. Couldn't find a better deal in ALL of the Bronx. Gym and new laundry room are weeks away form completion. It's a no brainer, this is the spot.

This building has a slew of problems from thin walls, loud neighbors ( due to VERY thin walls),…read moreweed smoke, and roaches and rats( first two floors). My problem began when I was trying to sublease my apartment for the remaining three months I had on my lease per RSC § 2525.6 in my lease that allows me to have a chance to. They flat out denied my request even though it's NYC law to have a valid reason to do so, invalidating their renewal lease they gave me. I made it known that if that's not possible I will be leaving on 11/15/2025. They agreed and said that my security deposit will be sent to me with the legal time frame of two weeks minus any damage outside the normal wear and tear. The apartment was left in great shape with all appliances working and very minimal damage to the walls and floors after living there for over a half a decade. 11/29/2025 came and went and I sent and email out on December 1st, 2025 to remind them of the deposits which they responded that they will cut the check that Friday. That Friday came and went and any subsequent emails sent was ignored. I then contacted the OWNER himself on 12/12/2025 which he responded that "some one will reach out". And no one has reached out and he now reads and ignores all messages I send to him. Read the reviews from google, openigloo, Reddit, apartments.com you will understand that this company, The Equestrian, and Ashley's Backflips LLC have all the same M.O: no matter if you're a good tenant or not they will treat you like trash and steal your money, providing you with subpar living conditions and spotty communications. 6 years, never missed a payment, pristine kept apartment, and no complaints on my name...and what I got? - Thin walls where I had to listen to barking dogs at 2am at night, sex, piano, and singing - sage and weed smoke in hallways - and my security deposit stolen

Sigh... This company is going to get sued one day, and I just hope that it's recorded so I can…read morewatch the proceedings. You will not get your deposit back. I recieved a breakdown of what was wrong with my unit (well past the legal timeframe in which they're supposed to send it, and ONLY because I pushed them for it), and at the bottom, it shows that I am owed $600 of my original deposit, and to this day, I've gotten nothing. They've broken so many laws just in that above statement and from previous reviews, it appears to be an ongoing issue with them. So keep that in mind if you decide to proceed. I moved here from out of state in the beginning of 2022. The realtor I worked with was pretty easy, he sent me a video and gave me a lot of good information, so I moved forward despite the negative reviews. For the first year or so, it wasn't bad living here. I was on the third floor. There were some noise problems, but never terrible. That is when things started to go downhill. First, the laundry room is an absolute disaster. The only time I could use it was very early in the morning, I would race down there before the machines were taken. As a note for any renters- it is NOT OKAY to take 3-4 machines at a time. Have some decency. There was also some lady that would charge tenants in the building to do their laundry for them. In our shared laundry room. And she would take all of the machines to run her (probably) illegal business... and the Einstein kids move in every fall for a new medical school class and, well, just take that statement how you wish. Then came my upstairs neighbors in the fall of 2023. Now I know what it is to live in an apartment building. I understand noise levels are sometimes uncontrollable, but whoever lived in 418 ruined my life, literally. I knew their ENTIRE schedule from dawn to dusk because they would STOMP ALL DAY LONG. I sent in SEVERAL complaints to no avail. The super told me to call the police... we live in the BRONX. They don't care. but OK, cool. We also had a couple (I think?) that lived down the hall that had multiple knock-down drag-out fights where the cops had to come break them up in the actual middle of the night. There were also several dogs on my floor that barked all.day.long. Speaking of the superintendant... he is not your friend. Beware. He. Is. Not. Your. Friend. So yeah, two stars. The only good thing was that it was close to the Bx12 bus stops and relatively close to the 6 train. Nice park across the street. Safe area. Stillwell Ave gets really heavy traffic, so not great there. I would NOT live in this building again! I also had a package stolen from the mail room, so beware of that, too!

I've lived here for 5 years, and I couldn't ask for better. The location cannot be beat -- within 3…read moreblocks of the 4, B, and D subway. It takes literally 5 minutes to get into Manhattan! What impresses me the most about living in this building is how clean and orderly the facilities are. Our live-in superintendent, Victor, does an excellent job with the upkeep, and the laundry room in the basement enjoys a compliment of relatively new and industrious machines: 4 *huge* dryers, and 5 washers -- including one double loader. That's more than enough to accommodate a 7-story tenement, believe it or not. I rarely need to wait for machines. The block the building is on is also quiet and working class. In all my time living here I've yet to witness a disorderly incident outdoors or within its confines. It's probably because of the heavy police presence from the nearby courts, sure; but I've lived in the Bronx all my life and this is the safest neighborhood I've ever seen. But perhaps the best thing about living here is the courteous and speedy response of the maintenance department. Residents have easy access to help in the form of a quick phone call, or a filled out online form dropped into the inbox of the management agency's website. I've never lived anywhere else where help is this convenient. I once filled out a repair request and, literally, within 30 mins of hitting 'send' our building's super came to my door ready to repair the problem. That's insane! I don't know who I bribed in a prior life or by how much, but my luck really paid off the day I moved into Sheridan Plaza.