I've lived in multiple cities and in multiple apartment buildings in the past couple years and…read morenothing compares to how bad my experience was at 95 Wall St For starters, one of the doorman allowed someone to try to break into my apartment unit back in August 2025. I was abruptly woken up by a phone call from the lobby at 2AM which I initially ignored since I was sleeping and was not expecting visitors at 2AM (who is??). A couple minutes later, I heard my keypad being frantically messed with by a man I did not recognize outside who was trying to get in. I was extremely scared and luckily, he gave up after numerous attempts. 95 Wall St prides itself as a doorman building so if a 2AM phone call from the lobby to my unit went ignored, this man should have never been able to come up. Afterwards, I filed a report to the police and they came in for investigation. I also tried to follow up with management the following morning but they were extremely dismissive of my case and even said the problem was "my fault" since I did not speak to them in the "correct tone of voice". My bad for being upset that someone had tried to break into my unit and I was up all night panicked, I guess. I also tried swapping units or breaking my lease early as I didn't feel safe in my space but they threatened to charge me twice my rent and refused to let me move or break my lease otherwise I also lived near neighbors who would smoke and fight non-stop. The smoking led to me being unable to breathe in my own unit. The fighting would start around 7AM, where I had to hear a couple screaming and throwing things all day long. This led to it being nearly impossible to get any sleep in my own home. And what did management do when I complained? If you guessed "nothing", you would be correct! Elevators also never work properly so expect to wait 10-15 minutes just to get upstairs I had in-unit washer and dryer but the quality was so bad that the machines often destroyed my clothes. Else, they didn't work at all so there wasn't much point of having "in-unit" Hot water would also shut off abruptly without notice. I'm pretty sure this is an NYC building code violation but alas, nothing was done about this issue either despite complaints (what's new) On the topic of water, sometimes the water from my sinks would come out brown. I'm also pretty sure this is an NYC building code violation but alas, nothing was done about this issue either despite complaints (what's new x2) That's all I can remember about my terrible experience here. If more memories resurface, I'll update my review. I hope when that time comes around, Yelp will also allow me to give 0 stars instead of starting everything off with 1 star as 0 stars is what this building truly deserves

Called the leasing office for info. Talked to a guy named Jeff who had 0 answers to basic questions…read moreand was told to send an email. I followed up THREE times with zero response. Absolutely horrible service.

The only redeeming quality about this building is the staff at the front desk. They are honestly…read morethe nicest people. If you are looking for a luxury building, don't live here. The building management and maintenance is a mess. They shut off the water all the time and always have to do repairs. Usually they give you notice, but not today. They shut off water for all apartments below the 32nd floor until 8 am tomorrow with no notice! I pay over $5,000 monthly for a one bedroom and I can't even flush the toilet. What a joke. Do yourself a favor and live somewhere else if you want basic amenities like a functioning toilet and shower.

This is the best apartment building in midtown area. I've been living in Atlas New York for over a…read moreyear and my experience with the building has always been positive. The building management and leasing team is very kind, helpful and efficient. I made an urgent lease related request recently and the team helped me and pushed through. Lydia and her team are absolutely the best. In addition, the concierge team is so wonderful. They treat everyone with kind and respect, and they know everyone personally. The maintenance team is always professional and efficient. If you open a request, it'll be taken care of within a day. You won't regret choosing atlas!!

I stayed at The Caroline apartments this past weekend with a friend and it's truly the definition…read moreof fancy, upscale and safe in New York City. With 24/7 security, this hotel-vibe apartment is the ultimate experience. The hallways and entrance way remind me of an old hotel. The apartments are very NYC, with cute kitchens, nice appliances and smaller spaces. However, the up-keep and attention to the detail at this apartment, makes the space feel bigger. The hotel vibes make you feel right at home. Conveniently located in the Flatiron, Chelsea area, it's the perfect location. It is also located right down the street from The Chelsea Hotel, which is a perfect location for your guests to stay.

Wonderful staff but a terrible management company. My lease came up for renewal and I tried for…read moreweeks to get in touch with the management company but couldn't get a response from anyone (including the building manager) after many attempts to contact them. There's no option to alter the length of the lease renewal through their site either - it's a "take it or leave it" offer. I had to re-sign this year due to timing issues but will be leaving the first chance I get. On top of the lease renewal process, I've had multiple issues with my unit ranging from the appliances always having issues to yellow water coming from the shower. The maintenance staff said unfortunately the yellow water wasn't something they could fix and is from old pipes that management doesn't want to fix. The gym is also super loud (even if you are in a unit facing the courtyard). The common spaces are also dilapidated and need upgrading - the chairs in the business lounge are all ripped (they have leather seating) and the wifi in the lounge rarely works. It's a shame the management company doesn't care because the staff is so great. There are much nicer buildings for the same price in the area - would recommend living somewhere else.

Six years is a long time to live somewhere in NYC, and The Lara at 113 Nassau earned every one of…read morethem. The apartment: spacious, modern, clean design - no complaints. The amenities: a gym that's actually good, a rooftop worth using, free coffee in the common area (underrated). But honestly, if you want to know why I stayed six years, it's the staff. - Anil, the super, is exceptional. Maintenance requests didn't disappear into a void - they got handled, correctly, within a reasonable timeframe. - Milan and Ronald on the maintenance team did genuinely high-quality work and were always professional. - Jules at the front desk was a highlight of coming home. The whole team consistently went above and beyond, and I don't use that phrase lightly. In a city where building management can make or break a living situation, The Lara gets it right. Would recommend without hesitation.

Never lived here and never will…read more I made an appointment for an apartment viewing and the leasing agent, Nathan Connor never bothered showing up. When I had come for my appointment, there was another couple who had already waited over 30 minutes for the dude to show up. They called, I called, the front desk called and nada (oh, and I also emailed). Funny enough later on the day, he was readily to reply back to my bf about his appointment as my bf made a separate inquiry. If you can reply back to my bf, you can reply back explaining your no show or at least offer another reschedule. SHADY AF. To sum it up: Unprofessional and a waste of time.

This review is for unit 51F, located in the condo portion of the MiMA building…read more My partner and I lived here for 1.5 years and left the unit in excellent condition upon move-out. The owner initially agreed to return the security deposit in full (minus last month's electricity bill) but has not done so a month after our move-out. After our multiple requests for the deposit, the owner started to verbally harass my partner with misogynistic comments and outright refused to return the deposit. We are preparing to take legal actions. I would not recommend renting unit 51F. The building by itself is decent, e.g., friendly and helpful staff, close proximity to major subway lines. However, there are loud street noises from fire trucks, ambulances, policy vehicles in the morning and sometimes during the night.

On July 21, 2021, a friend came down to see apartments at MiMA from Providence, RI to NYC (at least…read more4-5 hours long journey) on my behalf. We talked to an agent before coming. The agent had initially contacted us after we submitted an inquiry post on MiMA website. The agent's name was either Tony Kong or Tommy Kang (don't recall and internet searches are confusing my memory) but I have his number which was 646-724-6850. When my friend reached the apartment building, the doorman denied any knowledge of an apartment showing and was super rude & unhelpful even though my friend tried showing him the proof of contact with this agent. My friend honestly felt profiled and humiliated. We tried contacting Tony/Tommy right away but he never picked up our calls or replied after. I would advise people to not trust the building agents/staff especially if they are going out of their way to visit this building. This whole experience left such a bad taste in my mouth that I have always ignored any MiMA rental posting whenever I looked for a new apartment.

The area has more homeless and crime than most of the city I would not recommend living here and…read morethe apartment building has major issues.. bugs, washer and dryers in apartment not working properly and the management company absolutely horrible.

Good building!! Amazing view…read moreNice doorman Best condition building. I have been living here for three months. I am most satisfied with my 5 year life in Manhattan.

The doormen/women are amazing. Really kind and helpful. The downside is they made building…read more"upgrades" which are ugly and reduced the size of the gym which was great before the changes.

By far the best doorman building in New York! I lived at 777 6th Avenue for six years and loved…read moreevery moment. The team here truly makes this building feel like home--they genuinely care about the residents and consistently go above and beyond to ensure everything is taken care of. The apartments are beautiful with great city views. The location is central, with easy access to almost every subway within a 5-minute walk. Service requests are always handled quickly, and the onsite dry cleaning is such a convenience--Kevin is the best. He's tailored all my clothes and always delivers exceptional service. A special should to Juan--his dedication and genuine care for residents make him an irreplaceable part of the community. It's rare to find a building where the staff makes such an impact, but 777 is truly one of a kind. If you're looking for a place to call home in NYC, this is it!

Absolutely gorgeous condos and the rooftop is just breathtaking. The views of the intrepid are…read morestunning! I would live here in a heartbeat if I could afford it.

It's a 3 star building and a 1 star for management with no community. From your doorman to your…read moreRiver 2 River Realty, Inc management. They give tours almost everyday. So they have rooms open... you will see. $5,500 for a 1 bedroom apartment. $1,300 to "rent" the wall. $400 wall removal fee btw. $295 cleaning fee. Even though they did not clean ours & responded with, "The maids are indeed human & at times there can be a few things that they miss" See photos attached for what they claim as a few things missed & still charged us that fee. My roommate cleaned the washer and it still smells of mold, leaving our clothes in a moldy odor. Some of their doorman that care make a huge difference. River 2 River Realty.. if you ask other high net worth realtors they know of & speak poorly of Dan. It makes sense for they are aggressive & unprofessional. There is a negative review about Sabrina though, but she seemed to be attentive, responsive and did her job well. I had one interaction with her. A mandatory cleaning fee of $295 is ridiculous because our apartment was disgusting when we moved in. My parents (in a diff building) are in a PH 3 bedroom apartment and the cleaning lady costs $250. Make it make sense. Our Kitchen draw is broken and they came in and painted over it, it still does not close..."luxury & finest".. but its average. Managements actual response to us asking them to waive the cleaning fee because of how we received it, " To go backwards and debate something from nine months ago is something that I'm not willing to engage in nor is the building." River 2 River know how they are selling you to live here. We told them several times our washer smells of mold, it is extremely loud and does not clean our clothes properly, managements response with the president CC'd on our emails as well (no care from Dan either), "Washing machine works and we were going to replace it earlier for you as a courtesy." AS A COURTESY? If you need to commute out of the city every day from the NY waterway, I can understand why you are choosing this place. If not, this location is not convenient. It's a 20 minute walk to the subway & you are ON 42nd street. The location is gross & even the walk to Hudson yards is not scenic by any means. Hudson yards will take years to become what it is trying to become. The Chinese embassy protests every single day right across the street. Our oven broke and we were without one for more than 20 days. We asked multiple times for them to remove the nails out of my roommates vent when we moved in. The gym is small with one or two real machines & outdated. There's no pool. Pet Friendly. There is shit all outside their building. No one picks up their dog's poop. There is no Dry cleaning business in the building. There is one directly across the street but has terrible reviews. Fully landscaped?... twice a year maybe 3 times? State of the art fitness center? Research around & do not let them be so aggressive. Etc.. "you have 72 hours to make a decision." The apartment we moved in to has same layout as the video they showed but ours was run down. The windows and ceiling level are an enjoyment but they need to be washed on the outside. I will say we can not hear our neighbors when we are inside our apartment and you can't hear your neighbors above you. That is nice. The half bagels/ half muffins in the morning is a nice touch. Although one resident takes all of it at 5 am. The Barbecue grills? lol. Think about it. Elevators that are never working? At least they have 4... No amenity fees because they do not really have amenities. Ask them to show you the movie theater. There is no way you would pay extra to sit in there. Also the AMC on 42nd is disgusting. Back to the location, again you're most likely waiting 20 min for a bus. If you don't mind, you don't mind. My roommate wanted to see what the next lease would cost. Raised the rate by $100 & when we asked again for them to remove the cleaning fee.. we fought back. Their responses were absurd. "We will get you a new washer if you confirm renewal" we're not dumb & we were not going to stay anyway. The idea that we are somehow being "done a favor" by River 2 River and Atelier providing us with new appliances is misleading. The oven was broken and the washer needs to be updated. Management's lack of transparency and dismissive handling of these concerns is both unprofessional and frustrating. Their advertisement online is faulty & misleading. There is nothing pristine about this building, there is no excellence. One of the finest places? No. Ultimate luxury experience? See photos. "We guarantee that our building conveniences and amenities will provide comfort beyond even the finest hotels in the area"... I mean I should have asked what hotel they are comparing too. They will tell you that this was a one off, blah, blah but considering their rating, other reviews and simply the owners responses to those reviews says enough.