This prominent medical office building in downtown Flushing is extremely convenient with all of the…read moretop and medical office finishings and amenities one would expect from a year old / new build. We come for one particular doctor out of many in this building, but essentially any of the providers in this building would be the best because they have organized themselves into this top end building. That makes finding a provider easy because all you have to do is check their addresses is in this building to give a vote of confidence. The front security desk is properly staffed even if foot traffic / volume is significant. It is difficult to park nearby, as is always challenging in downtown Flushing. There is a parking deck underneath, but few use it as on-street standing is easier. Thank you to the developer and management who make this happen.

The staff at Flushing Commons are amazing, honest, wonderful people. I lost a check, pay to my…read moreinsurance company, outside of their facility. The retrieved it and traced it back to me. Malasia(I hope I'm no butchering her name) contacted me to return the check. Her supervisor John was also glad that his staff did a wonderful job of tracking my cell number. Thank you so much guys. Keep up the good work. Respect to you and your staff.

Do not move here, they will steal your money any chance they get and refuse to respond to any…read moreissues you have with your apartments. The management office are extremely rude, especially the secretary who picks up the phone and immediately transfers you or hangs up. And they did steal my deposit while living here and will not return it or give any reason as to why they aren't giving it back. Bunch of criminals working here.

Absolute trash place to live or visit. The security, parking office, valets and management office…read moreare completely incompetent. I will say that the concierge and maintenance staff are nice. They illegally changed bylaws as soon as we moved in to force everybody to pay for gym and club membership, regardless of whether you use it. The first vote failed, so they changed bylaws and pushed it through with a 2nd vote. Shady and illegal. They steal your money every chance they get, forcing us to continue paying for gym services throughout the pandemic when the gym was closed. The management office is completely and utterly useless, unhelpful and rude, forcing you to do additional legwork while falsely claiming to provide a "luxurious" experience. Guests have to pay exorbitant fees to park, making visiting a pain in the you-know-what. The board does nothing in the interest of residents. They waste our money on loud, obnoxious and terrible events that are disruptive and lame as heck. They do not allow residents to use common spaces for things like parties and baby showers, yet board members use the spaces freely for their own similar events. Residents who use the gym and pool are disgusting. I have found toe nail clippings and bandaids in the hot tub and sauna on multiple occasions. I have had security come to my door and harass me for playing music at a very reasonable level, and falsely claim that I have had many complaints. When I followed up I learned these assertions were completely fabricated. They charge fees for moving in and out that are literally for nothing. Coordinating furniture deliveries or moving is a nightmare due to a lack of communication between offices. We have had movers and furniture delivery men stopped at the gate simply because of the incompetence of offices to do their jobs and let security know that we have filed all necessary paperwork. The parking situation is super dangerous, and necessitates loud honking by any car coming up or down the narrow ramp to the garage to avoid collisions. They could easily install a camera system but instead they maintain this ridiculously dangerous and disturbingly loud environment. I am now in the middle of a long and frustrating saga in which I was charged for 1 month parking that I had previously cancelled, and am met with more incompetence and gaslighting. During my sale of the apartment the management refused to lift a finger to help us complete their dated and astoundingly stupid closing packet, which required myself and the buyer to share lots of personal information in an illegal manner just to complete. Moving out of this building has been one of the biggest blessing, and I am eager to wrap up loose ends so that I can put the whole experience behind me. Avoid at all costs!

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.

Zena is the absolute best. She listened to our needs and presented three options for an out of…read morestate relocation that hit every criteria, off market and under budget. Most highly recommend!

I cannot recommend Craig Paulson highly enough!…read more I was going through a very challenging personal situation when I started my apartment search, and Craig treated me with immense kindness, empathy, and respect from day one. He went above and beyond to show me a lovely apartment in Brooklyn--complete with a private backyard--owned by a wonderful mother-and-son landlord team. But what truly set Craig apart was his dedication: he was quick in responding to communications and stuck with me through the entire application process, guiding me through every detail until the keys were in my hand. His professionalism, patience, and genuine care turned a stressful time into a successful move. I am incredibly grateful for everything he did for me. If you need a real estate broker who is not only dedicated and sharp but truly cares about his clients as human beings, look no further than Craig Paulson!

When it was time to sell our C0-Op in Great neck, I googled local realtors and from the list I took…read morea chance an contacted Tim Ho Keller Williams Realty. After our appointment my wife and I had to look no further. Tim was amazing and guided us through the process. Had a Professional Photographer take the photos! I cant say enough positive things in this review. Look No Further for a Realtor. Tim Ho and his team checked all our boxes and SOLD our Co-Op .

Tim Ho and his team at Keller Williams Realty offered excellent guidance in the sale of our family…read morehome. Tim had great knowledge of the neighborhood as well as the real estate market. Tim was professional and communicated with me closely. He offered advice on what price the house should be listed for and the right offer to accept. I highly recommend Tim Ho and his team.

John was an outstanding agent and it's my pleasure to offer him my highest recommendation. I…read morerecently purchased my first home with John and his patience with my (many!) questions was limitless. I wasn't sure what I wanted initially, and it took well over a year to find the perfect fit. Throughout the process, John was responsive, patient, and helpful - and I never felt pressured. Many properties later it was clear I'd found the one and everything fell into place from there. John had a ton on his plate and yet always found ample time to help, and make it look effortless at that. If you're in the market for a new home and want a knowledgeable partner in the process, look no further than John Brady.

John is one of the most down to earth, funny and honest brokers I know. I needed help with a rental…read moretoday and he walked me through all the steps he uses and sent me whatever I needed. He didn't need to do this and he went out the way for me. I appreciate brokers like him and there should be more people like him in this world.

Roosevelt House, a rental building managed by Kaled Management. There's a love-hate with this…read morebuilding. It gets 3 stars because of their abnormally cheap rentals, that is, if you can handle the bad and ugly. The Good: - It's a rent-stabilized building, meaning the rent is very low. Currently in 2015 new rentals go out starting 1.4K for one bedrooms. - There's top quality washers and dryers downstairs on the ground floor accessible by a laundry card. - It's conveniently located across the street from a supermarket and 2 blocks from the train station. The Bad: - Giant 2-inch cockroaches roams the building. Don't ever expect them to leave. Best if they don't go inside your apartment. You usually see them dead in the laundry room or in the lobby. - Saw a mouse once during Christmas time that ran into the tree. Cute. - The lobby general smells like garbage, especially during the summer, because the garbage rooms are at the ground level. There's no basement. - The building is right by the LIRR line. You will always hear it pass through every half hour or so, even at night. - The building is a giant insulated machine. It's really hot in the summer time. You will be an air conditioner. - The elevator breaks down every few months or so. I don't know why. It just does. You report it. They fix it. It breaks down again. - They recently installed a new intercom system that links to your phone instead of the buzzer built in the apartment. Deliverymen really don't know how to use it, especially if they don't speak English. They'll call you, you'll have to go downstairs and walk them through the system each time. The Ugly: - USPS/UPS/FedEx likes to leave packages at your door if you're not home (they have building access). Unfortunately, either the building isn't secure or there's a residential thief. I've had books stolen from USPS, Video games taken from UPS and destroyed, then tossed back in my front door, and homemade Christmas fruitcake stolen on a Sunday when I went to work. Do not order anything that can't fill in your mailbox or it'll be stolen. Tips for survival: - The pest control management posted monthly is just a few bug sprays and some baits. You're better off doing it yourself. - Don't ever bother the super for anything or you'll be on his sh*t list. Technically, this is a Catch-22 if you think about it. - The custodial staff is nice here. Tip them.

Wow! What a mall! With small exception, this bright and colorful mall is geared to people with…read morekids, including many shops and activities that are perfectly fun. While there's the Classover Academy educational center and Goldfish Swim School, most of the other stores and vendors are gear to extract beaucoup bucks from your wallet when the children with you start making demands. That could be an enjoyable experience or a less pleasant, expensive one, depending on your situation. There's Kokoro Cat Café, PopMart character tchotchkes in a vending machine and storefront, and Gatcha arcade. For all ages, there's also Regal Theaters, a sizable food court and restaurants. On the whole, Tangram was different than any other mall I've seen in New York or the U.S. Maybe worth checking out, but if you have young ones with you, ensure you have your wallet!

Tangram is relatively new two story mall with quite a few Asian stores and restaurants in it…read more There is a huge arcade on the second level that will thrill the kids, teens and probably a few adults. A good selection in the food court of mostly Asian and a Mexican spot. Restrooms on both floors. An elevator and escalator, although the downward portion was out of order. There's even swim lessons and small pool too.

While it may appear fine at first, there are some serious quality of life issues at Le Havre:…read moreFor starters, unless you are acclimated to colder climates, you will need to purchase electric supplement heaters for your unit as the management will not provide heat until the thermostat reaches 50F, and even then only the bare minimum. While you're at it, pick up some earplugs also, as the noise situation at all hours of the day and night is deplorable; slamming doors, loud arguments, gas-powered leaf blowers and car alarms that ring on and on. Most of the plumbing is original, so be prepared for the water to be shut off without any advance notice while the maintenance dept. traces leaks, etc. Also, be home or be prepared to allow the plumbers access to your unit to troubleshoot in your absence. You will be charged a whopping fee of $8,000 to rent the parking space that may have been included with your Co-Op. You will need to pay this fee as the locals don't take kindly to people taking up the parking spots in the street in front of their homes. The individual units don't have laundry facilities; instead washers and dryers (often broken) are alternately placed in the odiferous compactor room on each floor. Finding available machines can be a real problem with many families residing there. The complex has 2 swimming pools, though overcrowding with small children preclude taking a casual swim without bumping into them. A private health club for adults is a much better choice. Each building has only a single elevator, and when it is broken or undergoing inspection, be prepared to walk up/down the stairs. The maintenance department puts chairs in the stairwell so that you don't have a heart attack. Many of the residents also smoke in the stairwells when it is too cold to smoke on their terraces, so avoid the stairwells if you are sensitive to secondhand smoke. Better yet, you'd probably be better off to avoid Le Havre at any price...