I just moved here. The area and location is very chill so far. All the staff is nice. The train…read morestation is a five minute walk away. The apartments or nice and they try and keep things cleans. I just moved here not sure about the return of my deposit as of yet. Lol. It's a great option if you want more space and a 30min drive from the city. The area is a urban area. There isn't much health food options in the area. Other than that it's a great location for the price.

Don't waste your time or money, you'll surely regret moving here and having to deal with the…read moreunprofessional and rude management! There was a leak from the upstairs apartment which caused damage to my walls, which the building received money for to fix from the insurance company. I admit, the wall needed to be painted after I left, but that wall needed to be painted anyway due to the leak and they deducted from my security deposit to paint the wall. They also charged me a cleaning fee because I didn't leave the apartment in pristine condition and move-in ready for the next tenant, that is not my responsibility!!! My family that visited me referred to my building as a luxury project building and that's exactly what it is!

Loved living here at TSW! Location was fabulous. Neighbors were considerate and friendly…read more Amenities were awesome, especially fitness center and rooftop patio. But what really set the place apart notch above was the staff, especially Carlos who leads the maintenance staff. He set the bar on timely, caring, and effective response to any and all issues. He's a real credit to the organization whose effort and attitude reflect well on life at TSW.

Do your homework and talk to current residents before signing a lease here…read more When we moved into this building, it was beautiful, well-maintained, and well-managed by Urby. Since management changed to Bozzuto, our experience has been dramatically different. Before signing a lease, prospective tenants should speak directly with current residents rather than relying solely on what they are told during the leasing process. In our experience, communication from management becomes extremely difficult once you are a resident. Phone calls and emails frequently go unanswered, and unlike the previous management company, whose office was accessible to residents, the management office is now generally kept locked. One of the biggest changes was the elimination of the front-desk concierge, which had been staffed from approximately 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The concierge received packages, greeted visitors, and provided an important level of security. The current package-room system has been extremely frustrating. We have had numerous packages go missing or appear days or even weeks later. When residents ask management for help locating missing packages, there seems to be little or no follow-up. Grocery deliveries have even been left outside at the curb. Security has also become a concern. Without the concierge, we regularly see people we do not recognize in the elevators and stairwells. Residents have also dealt with serious maintenance and cleanliness concerns. There have been widespread complaints among residents about roaches, as well as reports of rodents and droppings in common areas. The trash and recycling rooms on each floor can feel like one large open garbage can, and residents have reported seeing roaches crawling on the floors of these rooms. Yet when residents have raised pest concerns, they have often been told that the problem is isolated to their individual apartment rather than seeing the issue proactively addressed building-wide. Other issues residents have experienced include leaking or malfunctioning air-conditioning units, residents going extended periods during the summer without functioning A/C, flooding in the parking garage during heavy rain, staining on vehicles parked in the garage, poorly maintained common areas, and outdoor rooftop furniture with what appears to be black mold. The recently renovated hallways were fitted with off-white carpeting that became noticeably stained almost immediately, and there have also been problems with pet urine and odors in elevators and hallways. Residents pay a monthly amenity fee, yet the rooftop and rooftop lounge are sometimes unavailable because they are reserved for Bozzuto's corporate events. There have also been complaints about substantial move-out charges for relatively minor wear. One other thing prospective residents should keep in mind when looking at this building's Google rating: management actively solicits Google reviews from residents. Given the level of frustration we have heard from many current residents, I strongly recommend speaking directly with people who actually live here rather than relying solely on online ratings and reviews. What makes all of this especially frustrating is the lack of communication and follow-through. Problems are too often minimized, dismissed, or left unresolved. This was once a beautiful, well-maintained building with accessible management and a strong emphasis on resident service. Our experience under the current management has been a major decline from what the building once was. Before signing a lease, talk to the people who actually live here.

Shitty staff do not help at all, parking is damn near impossible, constant false fire alarms. I…read morecould go on but this place is not worth it. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE. There are so many better places in Harrison to live

This place both literally and figuratively stinks. As if the air quality in the town of Harrison…read morewasn't stifling enough, you walk into the apartment building seeking shelter from the repulsiveness only to get smacked in the nostrils by the stench of people cooking with their doors open. That's actually a violation in the lease agreement but management doesn't seem to give a crap about rules. Here are a pile of other gems off the top of my head: - Random fire alarms in the middle of the night. I've been stuck outside so many times in freezing temperatures in pajamas for negative alarms that I've actually established a routine for this: Get in my air-conditioned car and drive off to wait it out. I felt so clever doing it only to realize that wait, I shouldn't even have to do this at 3 in the morning. - Dumbasses who don't know how to turn off car alarms. I recall one especially terrible weekend where there was a busted-up vehicle that had its alarm going off every 15 minutes. 48+ straight hours in an apartment facing the open parking deck with an alarm blazing. I'd call it a nightmare but there was no sleep during that entire time. - By the way, pick your poison: Choose an apartment facing the parking deck with people revving their annoying Tokyo-drift vehicles in the middle of the night and people playing that corny, loud-ass game with throwing that 10-pound ball on the ground OR an apartment facing the pool where unauthorized guests scream all day and night throughout the summer months. I can't imagine the outward facing rooms being much better - The Con-Ed gates beep annoyingly throughout the day. - People leaving their patio doors open with their loud-ass dogs barking at everything they see - Poorly insulated walls/ceilings/windows: Neighbors generally don't give a shit about how loudly they play their music, even at night. As for ceiling insulation, I don't know what's worse: the sound of kids running all day or some drunk stumbling into the apartment while wearing heels. Remember, this is also really close to EWR - you're gonna hear airplanes ALL day EVERY day. - Crap parking deck security. In the years I've lived there, my parked car has been hit by someone who doesn't deserve a license and on a separate occasion had the roof vandalized. I've also had two bicycles TIED UP in the garage and were still stolen. The security cameras were useless and management just shrugged it off - Why the hell am I paying a premium for the parking deck then? - The trash chute system is a joke. For those who are environmentally conscious, pressing the recycling button doesn't do anything - everything goes in the trash. I'm deeply regretful that I lived there for years with an entire community that doesn't have the means to recycle. - Other crap that I won't get into since it's giving me a headache just thinking about them: Stolen mail (federal offense that management won't even help you out with), street shutdowns during events at Red Bull, flooding in the area, slow garage doors (Steel Works across the street takes 2 seconds to open, why does this one take 15?!!) Don't fall for the glamor of being next to a station that goes to NYC. I remember about a decade ago when maybe 1 or 2 people would get on the train at the Harrison Station. I left the area last year and often had to wait for less-packed trains to pass before I could get on one. It's gonna get worse: New buildings are sprouting in the area and over a dozen new high-rises have been approved for construction at Grove Street. It'll be near impossible to get on a train. Tip: Look forward to owning a house

Terrific leasing department. Except help by Eric. He explained everything and was wonderful…read moregiving support to us. We had never rented before and he made it all easy.

Great building. Wonderful staff! Love visiting my family there! Very safe environmentread more

The building is old and antiquated and it shows but especially in comparison to other buildings on…read moreProspect Street. From from the moment you enter the lobby and then visit the floors, you will see just how shabby, unkept and rundown it is. For nearly two years there has been massive construction throughout the parking area with no end date in sight. Not only are you subject to jackhammering 8 hours/day from 8am to 4pm but the dust has encapsulated everything. Please see the plethora of complaints on all review boards. Because of the ongoing construction parking is severely limited so you are forced to valet your car leaving the tenants furious and irate. There is no guest parking and therefore valet charges all the visitors $5/hour. There is more than ample reason the building is never at full occupancy as the turnover rate is enormous, rightfully so. There is only ONE washer and dryer per floor for 18 apartments which break constantly caused by the overloading. They have outsourced the machines to a private company in order not to deal with it and instruct the tenants to use another floor. Tenants are apoplectic especially when their clothes are trapped in standing water. Management has absolutely no regard for tenants inconveniences. NONE! The front desk staff are nothing more than potted plants who do nothing more than press a button to open the doors ONLY if you don't open it. Half the time no one is even at the front desk. They are either upstairs, leave to get food and or asleep so anyone can enter the building. Security is non-existent. The garbage rooms on floors are beyond disgusting. People throw trash on the floor with food still in it. There are complaints of mice and roaches and nothing is done to correct the ongoing problem. Nothing is ever washed and/or steam cleaned. Carpets, garbage rooms, etc. One tenant described her floor like living in the slums, it's so disgusting No rules for dog owners and several tenants allow their dogs to urinate right outside the front door in the rotunda. Others tenants allow their dogs to urinate directly outside the side door and also defecate in the garage. Dogs urinate on both the front and side lawns and bushes, rather than simply using the opposite part of the sidewalk. There is no handicap ramp in the lobby which is a violation. You have to go through the garage to the side door in order to avoid the stairs. This is an enormous hassle coming home with groceries as the concierge just sit there. Even more precarious is trying to maneuver a stretcher down these stairs as the emergency vehicles are unable to access the side door because of the low clearance. The elevators are extremely small and can only accommodate four people. Your moving company will charge overtime for the extra trips it will require in addition to not being able to fit any large furniture. The tenants all denigrate the building manager James Mason. If excuses were an Olympic sport, this management team would take home the Gold Medal leaving you exhausted with his loquaciousness when it comes to addressing any problems. His excuses are so banal and outrageous they're devoid of all reality. Many tenants are so exasperated and furious by James behavior, they use expletives to describe him. The overall condition of the building can be attributed to his total incompetence as a property manager. It is so filthy dirty and disgusting it will leave your skin crawling. Give the plethora of newer, well maintained apartments throughout Hackensack and Bergen County, I could nor would I ever live at The Pierre. Don't take my word for it but rather inspect the entire building thoroughly to observe first hand how long overdo a complete and total renovation is. The building is a pigsty, just look at filthy stained furniture in the lobby and the inside of the elevators before inspecting the basement, garage, floors, laundry rooms and especially the garbage area's. You'll gag! There are also rats by the Luxor lockers as they are kept outside in a covered area.

DO NOT MOVE HERE!!!!! All of the posts here about the construction are true. It's absolutely…read moreunbearable and the management barely even acknowledges that the tenants are being inconvenienced. The noise is loud even on the upper floors, and intolerable on the lower floors. The building is filled with dust. Also, the elevators are constantly out of service and the hallways stink of pot smoke. Maybe in a year or so when the construction ends there will be some improvement, but don't count on it.

Horrible. The apartment is old and all of them have a damaged AC unit. I have already been in three…read moreapartments here and all of them have damage from the AC unit always leaking and nobody replace it. also, some of the neighbors are horrible! Adults males can urinate outside on the parking lot and management did nothing about it. Also, I have already 3 packages stolen from my apartment exit. The garbage is not properly cleaned and always mess around the garbage cans. Here so many ants management treat them but it just disappears for months and then coming again it's very very disgusting. Stay away from this apartment complex!

Don't move there! My apartment was located on the first…read morefloor. The apartment I was renting had mold on a terrace door and the bathroom. Also the smell of the mold makes my story short! The management replaced the door and painted molded places in the bathroom. Unfortunately a few month later after I moved in, the mold was back in my bathroom. I have 9 years old daughter who suffers from allergy and asthma. I was forced to move before my lease has expired. Victoria April, 2015 Dear Steven, Thank you for your reply. The smell of the mold it's very dangerous and you need to hire a special MOLD INSPECTION company instead of maintenance staff to find out where the mold exist! Also talking about the Black Dust in my apartment outside and inside it's Fair Lawn Commons responsibility to change filters and keep the balcony clean! Using the Clorox: you will be very surprised but for the people who is taking daily asthma medication it's not a good idea to use CLOROX!!!! Also my bathroom painted before I moved there. The mold show up after I moved there. It was not my request. My request was the smell of the mold and visible mold on the sliding door! The door was replaced by maintenance. The smell of the mold is still exist ! THE VENTILATION SYSTEM IS FULL OF THE ANIMAL HAIR AND NEVER HAS BEEN CLEAN! All black dust is coming inside from the outside. The filter located inside of the apartment is black. Thank you.