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    Ciampa Organization

    (30 reviews)

    Downtown Flushing, Flushing

    Don't move here -- Belshire Manor (both buildings and pool in this complex) are run by Ciampa…read moreOrganization Management. On top of everything below, the building also has an ongoing roach problem, and the laundry facility is far too small for the number of tenants -- it's almost never available when you actually need it. I lived at a Ciampa Management property (Belshire Manor) for several years. Maintenance staff were responsive early on, but that changed over time, and management itself was consistently terrible throughout. The apartment was in poor condition when I moved in -- it looked like nothing had been maintained in years aside from a coat of paint. Within the first few months I had to report rusted, damaged, or moldy appliances, and inconsistent heat in cold weather (at times far below legal temperature). Several of these were eventually addressed, but only after repeated follow-up, and some things were never fully resolved (more on this below). Smaller issues (loose tile, flooring issues, fixtures falling off the wall) I ended up fixing or managing myself rather than dealing with the maintenance process. A recurring water leak from the ceiling began early in my tenancy and was never permanently fixed -- it continued on and off for years. Each time it happened, someone would patch the immediate issue rather than address the underlying cause, and it would recur again with the next heavy rain. By the later years, when I continued to report the same leak, I was met with hostility instead of help -- raised voices and comments dismissing the complaint because I'd be moving out anyway, rather than any actual effort to fix the problem. I also heard from another tenant about a similar leak that reportedly caused their ceiling to collapse, which apparently led to them moving out and pursuing the matter in court. I can't speak to the details firsthand, but it lines up with how persistent and unresolved these leak issues were across the building. Communication was also a persistent problem. The maintenance staff sent to handle repairs didn't speak English at all, which made it very difficult to explain issues or confirm what work had actually been done. I stayed longer than I probably should have -- life circumstances made moving difficult at the time -- but once I finally left, I never looked back. When I moved out, a portion of my security deposit was withheld under a vague description of "repairs and cleaning." If anything, they owe me for years of water damage and stress, not the other way around. When issues are this constant, it's easy to lose track. If you do decide to rent here anyway, save every single email and text, no matter how minor the issue seems, because you will need it later.

    Terrible rental building. The Super takes forever to respond to requests and that's if you call or…read morespeak with him directly. Submitting paper requests is pointless. The heating takes forever to turn on and even when you use it, the vent barely radiates heat. The living and bedroom don't have any wall/ceiling light fixtures, so you will need to buy at least a floor lamp, which depending on the size of the room, can leave it still barely lit. There seems to always be a floor or two where all the units require extermination when the sign up sheets go up. The only positive is the location

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    Building Equity Management

    (87 reviews)

    Koreatown, Midtown West

    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.

    I would recommend staying away from renting in a building managed by this group. Brandon Friedman…read moremade a conscious effort to keep our security deposit by billing us for "damages" that were either there before we moved in or normal day-to-day wear. Fortunately, we had dated photos of the apartment showing it was in the same shape as when we moved in a few years prior, and we were able to get most of our deposit back after a lot of back and forth. If you're a tenant in one of their buildings, I highly recommend documenting the condition of the apartment when you move in (missing screens in windows, small chips or scrapes, etc.). Otherwise, they will make every effort to keep your security deposit.

    Fairview Owners

    Fairview Owners

    (12 reviews)

    Forest Hills

    My grandparents lived there in the mid 60's to the early 70's when the building just opened they…read morewere upscale apartments they were not co-ops or condominium style apartments the reason why my grandfather & grandmother had been the 1st tenants in their apartment only WHICH HAD A BEAUTIFUL TERRACE FACING THE BACK OF THE BUILDING WHICH WAS OVER LOOKING THE POOL MY Grandparents lived on the 9th floor. My Grandparents got the apartment for $300.00 a month for a 2 bedroom in the 60's which was pretty high priced for those years even though my uncle did all the architecture work.... Id still love to live there again with the front of the building facing the Grand Central Parkway & the back apartments are facing the pool. I still give it a five star

    We have lived in this building for over 25 years. We chose to live here because it is safe and a…read moregreat location across the street from Flushing Meadow Park and a small park where children can play. The park across the street has tennis courts and paddleball courts and a nice playground. Of course Flushing Meadow Park is a huge Park with many many amenities. One of our favorite things is to walk around the lake at sunset. Priceless! The pool is closed right now pending renovation but when it's open I think this building will once again be five stars. We love our Doormen, especially Antoine and Tony there more like our own private concierge, much more than Doormen! They go out of their way to make sure that our needs are met and have often exceeded my expectations; sometimes I think they know what I need even before I realize I need it! These hard-working men make it a pleasure to live at the Fairview. 24 hour security is visible and constantly patrolling the building and the grounds. There is a courtyard with picnic tables and chairs to relax and enjoy the evening breeze. There is also a private play ground for residence and a small basketball court also. The huge laundry room makes it almost a pleasure to do laundry it is card operated and almost all the machines work very rarely have to wait for a machine. Parking can be a challenge so you may want to purchase an apartment that has a parking space on the lease already. There is both indoor and outdoor parking that is reasonably priced. The management office has always responded to my needs and addressed issues quickly and appropriately. Although I am not a pet owner, the building is pet friendly. Management seems to understand the importance of pet ownership and pet owners are respectful of their home and surrounding property. I have no issues with noise or pet waste. The subway is about a mile away. Plenty of buses within walking distance Including express buses to Midtown and downtown Manhattan.

    True Service NY - propertymgmt - Updated October 2026

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