Please be mindful and respect where people live. This building is breathtaking. This is the most…read moreprestigious building in manhattan.

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.

For the past seven years I've lived in an UES pre-war building managed by Building Equity…read moreManagement. It's been a fantastic experience both as a resident as well as from someone having served on the co-op board as a Director and for the past five years, Board Chair. Michael Vinocur and his team are professional, always respectful and super responsive. They have handled every situation whether routine or emergency with great skill and attitude. I highly recommend Mike and his team!

Several of my friends and I have had bad experiences here. The leasing office is super nice and…read morehelpful until you sign your lease then they suddenly become unavailable/very unresponsive. The amenities are nice but you have to pay for each resident to use the gym facilities (no thanks I'd rather go to Equinox). The doormen are 50/50. Some are very helpful and nice but others give attitude even to your visiting guests. There are plenty of newer properties in the area- while the units themselves are nice, I would much rather live in a place with nicer management and "family"... especially when you call this your home. We're looking forward to our lease ending and some of our friends have already moved out (and are happier).

Beautiful apartments on the Upper West Side on W63rd St. between Riverside Blvd and West End Ave…read more The building is one of many high rises in the area (close to the Rushmore, Trump Towers, Archstone). The building is still under going some construction but is mostly open and ready for rentals. The staff are amazing, such nice guys! They are always willing to help and friendly to chat with. The 40,000 sq/ft amenity space (shared with the condo building the Aldyn) just opened this week and I have to say I was beyond impressed. It is even nicer than the Equinox I belong to in Boston (which was also brand new). The space includes a full gym with pilates/yoga studios, spinning and fitness classes, swimming pool, full basketball court, two lane bowling alley, rock climbing wall - all for only $300/apartment plus and additional $100 for other adults in the apartment for the life of you living there! Pretty great deal! I was a bit annoyed that it took 4 months to get the amenities open, but I'm getting over that now! The location is really nice - steps away from the Riverside Parkway - beautiful! You can take the bike path all the way down to Chelsea Piers and the southern tip of Manhattan! Pier 1 and the Boat Basin aren't far either if you are looking for some fun and food by the Hudson! There is also a park/playground in front of the building which is great if you have kids or dogs. We are also only a couple of blocks away from Lincoln Center and Columbus Circle, Upper West side restaurants (between 72-85 on Columbus/Broadway/Amersterdam) and Hells Kitchen. I would recommend this apartment building in a heartbeat! I am loving my NYC life here.

I've had the pleasure of working with Julianne on my first condo purchase in NYC. From start to…read morefinish, Julianne did an excellent job walking me through the process, coordinating all the logistics with all involved parties, and answering any and all of my questions relating to condo policies, procedures, and closing protocols. The closing process was smooth and Julianne payed extra attention to all the closing documents before having me sign. She was able to answer and explain all the paperwork in simple terms, which I greatly appreciated. If you're looking for a law firm to assist with a home purchase, this is the firm and team to hire.

We worked with Weidenbaum & Harari for the purchase of our first home, and could not have a better…read moreexperience. We worked with Jeffrey, one of the partners, and his team, and had a positive experience from end to end - from the intro call to the due diligence and till the very closing. We got valuable advice along the way for some non-standard issue we had, and everything was professional and transparent. The flat retainer fee structure was also reasonable, competitive, and easy to work with.

Allison Grueber, leasing agent, was super helpful to show the building, answer my questions and…read moremade whole leasing process so easy. So I highly recommend her for leasing an apartment at Dorchester towers

From the owner: If you're ready to choose one of these Lincoln Square apartments to call home, we are more than…read moreready to help you. Feel free to contact us by phone or by filling out the short contact form below. You are welcome to set up a personal tour of the property, and inquire about current availability and offers. Live life in style in our luxury building on the Upper West Side.

Nice building, unethical leasing office…read more Our rent was increased by over $2000 in 3 years - an overall increase of over 40 percent. The most recent renewal offer (2023) was a 25% increase from the previous year. When we chose this building we chose it over other buildings with more attractive incentives specifically because we were told that Brodsky's strategy is to keep good tenants and to not make huge jumps in rent year over year. That was the opposite of our experience. As new features were added (a gym and resident lounge) these were not "included" in our increased rent - you are expected to pay additional for them. I can now see that our exact unit is renting for $350 less per month than what we were offered for a renewal, and this is after they've made renovations to the unit. It's painfully obvious that they discount to lure new tenants in and then jack up the rent every subsequent year. If you are looking to live somewhere for more than a year, avoid this management company and this property in particular.

I lived at this apartment building for 2 years (only moved out since I had a job change and needed…read moreto relocate to California) - I had a 5-star experience from start to finish: the lease application process was seamless and professional and it was a dream come true living in a luxury building where management genuinely cared about tenants' everyday experience and were attentive to all concerns. Can't wait to live in a Brodsky building again!

I thought these towers were crazy, literally out of their minds. But I was wrong. They're Sane…read moreRemo. Anyway, I'm not sure why I'm reviewing Condominiums, Barbie and I never use them, which is how she got preggo recently. If anything the San Remo is even more spectacularly beautiful than the Dakota. It's definitely more visually stunning and taller and when you see it from the park it's the one that you immediately notice. It reminds me of the one in Ghostbusters. It's what every building along the park should look like and probably what every building in the world should look like. I love it way too much. The heart of the Upper West Side.

Greatest apartment building in the city. The twin towers are so superior to the Dakota which gets…read moreall the fame due to John Lenon and Strawberry Fields. Emery Roth's masterpiece, the greatest of the four twin tower apartment buildings on Central Park West. Do yourself a favor a get the vantage of the twin spires from Belvedere Castle, absolutely magical.