I bought an LLC (Mulberry St LLC) from Mr. Halaugua for $100,000 over 10 years ago. I was initially receiving small payments each month for about 3 years. Then everything stopped. I not have gotten any return on my money for about 6-7 years. I do not even get a statement to show where my money went. They do not answer phone calls at all. To me they stole $100,000 and are probably using it for their private use. If you can help as to whom to write, it would be appreciated. I intend to coontact other agencies to help support me in this matter read more

I must say I'm very lucky comparing to other tenants, my super has been mostly responsive. But my building got into AEP where the City is FORCING them to repair EVERYTHING within 4 months or repair themselves and put the costs as tax lien on the building. It happened shortly after I filed complaint and it got inspected. So call 311, call the unit doing inspection and setup an inspection day if they keep coming when you're not home - when there's enough serious violations city issues that AEP order so you don't even have to go to court. But if you do it's 45$ to file without an attorney and if your lease says you owe them legal fees for a lawsuit there's a law making it reciprocal so they will owe you too if you win. You can start with AI asking if you have the case, then you can request NYC bar referral service to get a 30 min consultation for 35$ or get legalshield app for unlimited consultations on any kind of legal matters. Good luck! read more

**IF THEY PROMISE TO FIX YOUR LEAK BEFORE MOVING IN THEY ARE LYING!** You may think that you're getting a good deal on a 1 bedroom in Manhattan, but you're not. You're about to rent from the scummiest landlord known to man. Jonis Realty/ Citi-Urban Management are effectively the same, corrupt company. Make sure to check your building with the HPD website. First, Jonis Realty is the biggest bunch of crooks. Elena violated New York City law by charging me a pet fee for my service animal AND told me she wouldn't rent the apartment to me if I didn't pay it. In addition, she knowingly rented an apartment to me with two different ceiling leaks and THREE open HPD violations. She promised me that they would fix the ceiling leak. I moved inThe leak was never entirely corrected. This leak racked up $9000 in destruction (according to my insurance adjustor). Second, Citi-Urban Management does not care at ALL about your apartment. They only responded to my emails occasionally and did not ever fix the leak. In fact, when my ceiling collapsed (photos included) they did not care at all. As long as you're paying rent they will happily take your money and allow you to live in squalor. I had to get legal representation to get anything done AND I had to forfeit my security deposit ($2900) AND pay a fee of $2000 to get out of my lease due to the mold, plaster dust everywhere, and constantly falling apartment. As soon as I vacated the apartment they put it right back up on the market with all of the open violations unfixed. I can look through these previous reviews and see people who were clearly scammed by Jonis/Citi Urban. Eric is an incompetent person and Citi Urban is disgusting. I was happy to pay nearly $5000 to free myself from this hellscape. Save yourself. read more

Citi Urban Management - Real Estate Services Near Me - Great Neck, New York

This is no doubt one of the best Management companies in NYC. My building is always clean, and well maintained, Any issues I had they were always responsive and fix it right away. We did have some problem with packages being stolen (living in east village..) but thankfully my building manager Eric decided to build a package room for all tenants and it solve the problem! I decided to renew for another year, depaite the price increase... read more

I live in one of their buildings and they never respond to any maintenance tickets, calls or texts. We had a huge leak in our bathroom to the point where it was unusable and they didn't respond for 2 months. They never respond to anything and are extremely unhelpful. read more

DO NOT RENT FROM THIS MANAGEMENT!!! If there was an option for 0 stars I would absolutely do it. I can't even explain all of the things we have been through since moving in in July. The building is falling apart- Molotov cocktails thrown in, reconstruction of the entire building, asbestos, no gas (heat, hot water, stove) for weeks and all we were given was a hot plate. This company will give you the go around until you're so exhausted you don't want to hire a lawyer. I am counting down the months until I can leave or seriously might consider taking legal action. My building alone has 2000+ violations pending and I can imagine many more after this. Save yourself the trouble and go with ANY OTHER management company. read more

My experience living in this property has been great. The super is very responsive, and has replaced appliances/fixtures which have broken in a timely manner, has installed my air conditioner every year, and gone out of his way to help with lock-outs, even if he wasn't planning on returning to the building. Specialists are called in if there are larger issues that he cannot fix. The building is clean and well-maintained, and my unit has updated fixtures. There has been no issue with bugs or other vermin, and there is a regularly scheduled exterminator. Overall, a very positive living experience. read more

DO NOT LIVE IN AN APARTMENT WITH THIS MANAGEMENT COMPANY. I literally have not gotten anyone from the office to call me back or reply to my emails since I moved into one of their apartments. They do not respond to maintenance requests, are completely unprofessional and refuse to exercise any resources available against dangerous tenants. Do not get trapped by signing with them. read more

POS landlord. Screens your calls and will leave your building for months without hot water, then ask you to pay rent.

Citi Urban does something that is extremely difficult to do: they manage buildings on the more affordable end of the rent spectrum in New York City. Occasionally, of course, there are issues. They don't come along too often, but when they did, I felt that Eric (building manager), Martin (super), and the whole Citi Urban team were trying their very best and doing everything they could to address and resolve them every step along the way. I lived at a Citi Urban property for 3 years and once we had an instance where the hot water heater broke. They worked tirelessly to fix it, and then when fixing it didn't work, they installed two different heaters until they could find one that worked. When I reached out for updates on the situation, they we're very transparent and let me know what was going on every step of the way. Another time, similar to so many other buildings in NYC, we had an issue with packages getting stolen. Management remodeled the first floor to create a package room and installed a new security system to make the problem stop, and it did. Again, they deal with the same issues that a lot of buildings in New York have to deal with, but they always try their best to fix them and I always appreciated the effort they put forth. On top of all this, Martin was always very responsive when my apartment needed a quick fix, and Eric was a pleasure to work with when discussing lease renewals and negotiating. He was extremely helpful during the pandemic, and fair when prices rose again. I will always cherish my time living at the Citi Urban property and I hold their management staff in the highest regard. read more

Most unethical scam artists I have ever worked with. Immediately after I signed the lease they tried to force me out of the property and into one of their other buildings. Had to keep someone in the apartment with the door barred and threaten to call the cops in order to get them to back down. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. read more

I would strongly advise against living in a unit managed by Citi Urban Management. The management team is either grossly understaffed, inexplicably incompetent, or some combination of the two. We continuously reached out the property manager, Eric Borkowski, to receive a key fob for our building given other units were provided with them and entrance to our building requires unlocking two separate doors externally. Over the course of the 2 years we lived in the apartment we never saw that key fob, despite reaching out about a half-dozen times. Our shower drain would make you think water had the viscosity of maple syrup -- another issue we reached out about numerous times to no avail. Finally, upon moving out 5 weeks ago, we have yet to receive any form of communication as to how we will have our security deposit returned -- again despite numerous emails and text messages sent to management. Again, i don't know if the management team is over their skiis or if they are bad people, but either way i would highly recommend you seek alternative living options. read more

Citi Urban Management is an amazing company. They are affordable, reliable and trustworthy. I have been a tenant for a year now and they never disappoint. I'm moving out after living at their east 34th street building for a year & had a wonderful experience, I would be resigning if I wasn't moving out of state. John the super is great and always has quick and resourceful responses when I have an issue. I will miss this place!! read more

Iv'e been a tenant for this company for over a year now. This is the most responsive and reliable management company Iv'e interacted with in all my years in the city (over 10 years). Iv'e been working with Eric who has made sure all my business meeds are met. I suggested to him to build a package room and he actually did it! Iv'e been having a really positive experience with Eric and the rest of the crew :) read more

During these unprecedented times, you would hope that rental companies would be somewhat understanding or at least kind. After being unemployed due to the pandemic, I spoke with multiple people who were not understanding, helpful or had any consideration. I would suggest avoiding any rental listed by this company. read more

Finally moved out because I couldn't physically live in the conditions posted below. However, Jonis Realty has recently rented this location ( 121 Saint Marks Place Apt 10 NY NY ) for $2000 a month. With these mold and other conditions, I wouldn't move back in here at any price. The future renter(s) should know that the apartment was just being painted over and not renovated--I wish them well. Thanks to Citi-Urban's neglect, I have to see allergists all the time and have courses of immunotherapy. ************************* Breaking news--I've been contacted by management for the first time in over two years about installing new piping for cooking gas lines. As in, my apartment might be habitable under New York State Law for the first time in over 24 months. Citi-Urban, I will be keeping Yelp and Eric Schneiderman posted. *********************** New Update 6/3/17 I would never suggest renting from Citi-Urban if my life depended on it. Thank G-d I'm going on vacation; when I return, I'm happy to post photos of the black mold that has surfaced in my bathroom as a result of their complete failure to address my constant calls regarding my broken bathroom sink. Further, while I should note that they are FINALLY addressing the lack of cooking gas at 121 St. Marks Place after over two years, I am a.) still without any alternative to cook my food save for a microwave and b.) my apartment is nearly uninhabitable, thanks to Citi-Urban's use of non-union labor and total neglect of safety protocols. Exhibit A: I walked into my apartment today (which, BTW, the construction guys left unlocked--thanks!) and was nearly hit by falling debris from above. Maybe use two GLAD bags next time? The fact that I'm still required to pay nearly $2000 rent to this institution is nauseating. I'm about 45 minutes away from contacting the Daily News. Seriously. I've been to projects in Crotona Park that look palaces compared to this. read more

I don't have too much interaction with Citi-Urban, but I occasionally talk to my building super and once our property manager whose name I believe is Eric, and they are both friendly and answered the questions I had for them. What I really love though about my building, especially in comparison to my last few NYC apartments, is that I can issue my boyfriend a digital key so I don't have to buzz anyone in anymore or go downstairs to let him in. That might sound lazy but its seriously so convenient especially in walk ups. I haven't had issues with my apartment and I would say our building is managed well and I've had an overall good experience leasing with this company. read more

This people don't ever clean up stairs/halls/Landings nor do they take care of the garbage out by the trash cans. Disgusting!!!

If you hear the name Citi Urban Management OR Jonis Realty, run the other way! My two roommates and I were sold a "newly renovated" apartment in the East Village (05/16-05/17). While the location is good, everything else about it is terrible. The lists of problems include: no gas, screeching pipes, faulty lighting and wiring, thin and cheap walls, and issues with the water (heat and pressure). This is no joke. If you buy an apartment through these two agencies, you will find at least 3 of these. We were told that gas would be put into our apartment before summer ended (a couple months), and now being the end of January, there has been no sign of work being done. When November came around, our pipes began to scream. The issue behind this is that the pipes themselves are dirty. We told the super several times to fix the noise but it took him 2 months to attempt and fix 1. It became such a hassle that we could not get a good night's sleep. We ended up putting towels over them to suppress the screeching enough to not go crazy. Half of the outlets in the apartment don't work. If you try to cook in the kitchen, all of the lights will turn off because of faulty wiring. Once you stop cooking, the lighting is fine. The windows were installed incorrectly and in each one, there is a draft or if the wind blows too much, they will move, creek, and open. Now, praying that no vermin enters our apartment, we have had fruit flies and cockroaches. At first we had thought that it came with the title of living in the East Village to have these issues. We were wrong. I have visited friends' apartments and for the price they pay, they have been blessed with a great apartment and no issues with landlords/superintendents. We are college students, and the respect they treat us with is unacceptable. If you see Jonis Realty or Citi Urban Management, my sincere advice is to look somewhere else. read more

BE WARNED. I was a tenant in one of their East Village 2015-2016 building. Our building had no gas since the april 2015 gas explosion. Management has yet to fix the issue since I've left. sprinkler pipework & gas pipe inspections were done multiple times without the tenant's consent to enter into the apartment. And due to inspection failure, the building did this to us multiple times (open holes in ceiling, no notification etc.) There was a massive law suit between the management & the tenants regarding this. The landlord decided to settle the case after 1 year of back & forth, when me and my roommate left the apartment, the gas issue was still not resolved. In addition to the ill management issues we had with Citi-Urban. The apartments were in a poor state that even though steam heating was operational. Most of the heat were lost due to air leakage from the exterior windows. We were on 1 FL, so winter was an issue, but summer was OK. And through out the course of the year, we had fruit fly infection, rodent problems and a non-working dishwasher that overflowed. New tenants who joined our law suite moved in without being notified about the no-gas problem. read more

Don't believe these suspicious recent positive reviews. Citi Urban is nothing but a slumlord criminal enterprise with rampant incompetence from top to bottom. Avoid these scumbags at all costs. When I rented with them, they refused to make any repairs unless there was several months of pleading (unacceptable when the issue is heat not working during multiple winters). The fact of the matter is that Josh Halegua is bad at business, so his only way of making money is by torturing tenants and performing zero maintenance. Towards the end of my lease, my bedroom had constant severe leaks from the ceiling, which Citi Urban never came to fix and it destroyed a substantial amount of my property. The building super Lukasz Stapor, in the rare instances he answered his phone, often spoke with slurred speech. When I took them to housing court, they bold faced lied to the judge that they were working on repairs, and constantly delayed proceedings until my lease expired (at which point I learned tenants can't sue after lease expiration). This is a terrible company run by evil people and they will almost certainly steal money from you, whether it's from refusing to make key repairs or withholding your security deposit for no reason. STAY AWAY read more

DO NOT WORK WITH THESE PEOPLE OR JONIS REALTY. The greatest mistake of my life was working with them. I lived at 127 2nd Avenue and could not be more happy when my lease ended. I can't even begin to cover all the things that went wrong: 1. MICE. There are rat droppings all over the cabinets. We reached out multiple times to them and nobody ever fixed the problem. We got mouse traps a few months ago and is disposing of dead mice weekly. Disgusting. 2. When it rains, the cheap ceiling tiles in the bathroom absorb water and completely collapse on all of our stuff and the toilet. There were huge black chunks of ceiling and dirty water all over the bathroom for days before they sent anyone to fix it. And when they did, they only replaced the ceiling and left us to clean up all the mess. By the way, this happened TWICE while we were living here 3. The superintendent Martin is the worst man I have ever met. To keep mice from scurrying into our trash, we left the trash outside our door for one night in order to throw it out the next day. Immediately we received an email saying there are "complaints" when we know our neighbors did not file a complaint. Funny how they ignore us everytime something is wrong but the second that we do something they don't like they'll respond immediately Bottom line is, do not live here do not work with them. Everyone in the company is unhelpful not to mention extremely inaccessible. Biggest mistake of my life signing a lease here but at least I will have enough horror stories to last the rest of my life read more

Haven't had a working stove since Oct 2019 and now its almost February 2020 and still nothing. The heat in the apartment has been out for pretty much the entire month of January and all this is because they are more concerned about getting a taco bell in the vacant space finished in the building. read more

I've been using citi urban since 2011, first an apartment in the west village and then an apartment in Greenwich village. I've been very happy with them at both places. They were very accommodating when we wanted to move to a bigger apartment before our lease was up, helping us find another place that they managed. Also had a situation where a rent check was lost in the mail, and they were very nice about it. My current super (Jesmond) is awesome too, has helped us with any problems with very short notice, and has been able to do most of the work himself to make scheduling a lot easier. I can also confirm that their listings (on jonisrealty.com I think) are all real apartments, which was nice after all the bait and switches we ran into on Craigslist. I can only assume that their ratings are skewed here because people usually only think to write a review when they're upset, not when they're happy. read more

This building is in the most disgusting condition I have ever seen in many decades of living in the East Village. There is hardly any maintenance at all. Garbage mixed with recycling overflows across the greasy lobby floor on a daily basis, hallways are never swept or mopped, heat and hot water are sporadic at best, rats scurry throughout the walls of the building. Today there is no water at all and we tenants were not given advance notice - which is usually the case. The Citi-Urban telephone answering machine and website instructs tenants to file complaints or maintenance requests through the website, but there is no option on the website to make a request or complaint. If it were possible to give less than one star I would. read more

Extremely unprofessional. Do not return phone calls or emails. When our lease was close to up we did some nice additions to the apartment which increased the value. We were happy to remove the additions we did, but also offered to leave as is because it made the apartment more valuable. No one would respond to our emails, when they finally did, it was a short answer 'yes'. I asked if we would be charged and again they never responded. I tried to call and they would not pick-up the phone or call me back. Our security deposit was returned to us late. I called and emailed again, but no reply. They are the most unprofessional company I have worked with! read more

Truly shocked by the positive reviews leading me to believe they are falsified (or encouraged by management for some sort of compensation). Been living in one of Eric's buildings and have had countless problems. Packages stolen, wet floors with no signs leading me to fall down a stone staircase, mice in my apartment and our bedrooms despite having a housekeeper deep clean once every three weeks and clean regularly once a week. Not only do we deal with these issues daily but there is zero support coming from management. Eric has never answered our phone calls, CC'd the exterminators on emails that have subsequently bounced. We had to call our own exterminator and it took us months to get reimbursed. If anyone has any suggestions on how to make sure my experience is broadcasted to a larger audience, please let me know. NO ONE should be considering living in a building managed by Eric until he learns to treat his tenants well. I'm appalled and disappointed as the place that is supposed to be my home doesn't quite feel like it. read more

Good luck getting anything done in this place once you move in that's it your on your own and if you even think of asking the super or any of the homeless people he hires to do any work they first give you a attitude and then try to tell you they don't get paid enough to do this work your a Super or supposed to be if you don't like your job find a new one management has been notified so many times of harassment and other problems and they never do anything to fix any problems Stay Away From there building Worst in NYC read more

Awful management - most unprofessional and terrible. Do not rent with them. 1) The first couple weeks moving in, we were shipping our furniture over. Someone stole our vacuum. We texted our super, to which he responded "oh that's not my job, can't help you." I am convinced this so Citi Urban's motto. 2 & 3) We live on the top floor of a six floor walk up and a month into moving in, we noticed our ceiling was leaking due to rain when we got back one day. We contacted our super who said "is it raining now?" "...Not now, but it was during the day and our floor is wet" "Oh it's not raining right now and it's too late so can't do anything about it" Excuse me??? This was probably the most infuriating I have ever been my whole life. 4, 5, 6, 7, & 8) We contacted management over and over again to fix and it took over three months to get it fixed. The process lagged on and on, even going Into Thanksgiving - my roommate and I planned to host thanksgiving but couldn't because of the mess the rain left the previous day. I am not talking little drips, I'm talking this filled an entire bucket with water, took off CHUNKS of dry wall, and softened the walls. Anyway, 3 months later, management checks in to see if it's fixed, and it was... Until a couple days ago when it started raining. At this point we are too exhausted. 9) Paying too much rent to live in this dump 10) My roommates windowsill is COVERED in mold read more

I have to give a a star rating. So I am going to give 1 star just from reading all these bad reviews. But I'm considering renting a 1 bedroom from Jonis realty. But I'm very reluctant due to all the negative reviews. The broker Danny. I think thats his name seems really sincere. But with all the horror stories from the people on Yelp about mold, mice, rats and roaches I don't think I can rent there unit even though it looks really amazing on their website. Can anyone tell me if they recently rented from Jonis Realty and if things have gotten any better since they moved in or has it gotten worse. The last review on here is from August. read more

Absolutely horrible management - least responsive. Also, we did not have any cooking gas for 6 months -they did not lower the rent. Refrigerator was broken and took me more than 8 weeks to get these people to even get back to me. read more

If I could give less than 1 star I would! We have had a ceiling leak every time it rains for over a year now and Citi Urban Management refuses to fix it OR respond to our e-mails. We have tried multiple people at Citi Urban yet no one can give us an answer. do NOT move in to any apartments they are managing. Clearly this isn't the first incident! read more

My daughter had lease with 2 other girls which ended May 31, 2020. The two other girls decided to stay there another year. Before the lease ended, my daughter sublet her room for a few months until the end of the lease, assuming she would get her security returned in 14 days after her lease ended, as required by law. They also withdrew June rent from my account for some unknown reason. I was told over a month ago that they mailed my security deposit and June rent which was a total lie. I asked where was it mailed and was told the address on move-out form. Second lie. I filed a complaint with State's Attorney and they returned June rent but not security deposit, claiming my daughter was supposed to arrange security deposit with new tenant. That sublessee signed a new lease for June 2020 to June 2021. My daughter's lease ended May 31, 2020. How is she legally responsible for someone else's lease for which she has no legal nexus!!!? TOTAL SCAM! read more

I, and all my bed bug roommates, currently live in the 127 building on 2nd Ave. This is one of the worst buildings in the east village and perhaps NYC. Everything you have seen in these reviews about pest issues (rats, mice, cockroaches, BED BUGS) is absolutely true. Everything you have seen on here about the management's inability or unwillingness to help tenants is 100% true. Everything you have seen about the sorry state of the buildings is 100% true. It is a horrible place to live and you can do better. The biggest issue is obviously the current lack of cooking gas. This has been going on for over a year and I can only imagine it is because this management company was participating in a similar scheme to save money on gas that cause the explosion next door. Even if you are reading this review after they have restored cooking gas, the conduct of the management company during the process was awful. They would enter the apartment during the day to do repairs unannounced, they would send vague emails about when they needed access to your apartment and then show up at a different time, and they would show up on Sunday mornings at 7 am to do the work they were supposed to have done months before. They have been completely unwilling to discuss lowering the rent while this was going on and many in the building were forced to pursue legal action. While I was extremely fortunate to make it out of the incident largely OK (and I pray for those who didn't), it has been a nightmare ever since. In a perfect story to encapsulate this company's idiocy, to fix the gas issue the company put exposed gas lines through the hallways like some kind of factory (and put a literal hole in my wall to accomplish it). This was obviously not to code and they had to completely dismantle the work they had done and start over. I am sure, and sincerely hope, that this dumb move cost them dearly. Bottom line, this company is full of corrupt, inept, and bad people. Do yourself a favor and avoid. read more

I lived in an East Village apartment building managed by Citi Urban for two years. While the super living in our building was great (very responsive, quick to fix any small issues that he could, etc), Citi Urban was truly horrible. We lived on the top floor of the building, and about 9 months after moving in I noticed a wet spot forming on my bedroom ceiling. This quickly worsened, and soon started leaking onto my floor anytime it rained heavily. I told our super who responded right away and brought someone by to do a patch job. Unfortunately this did not work, and over the next few months the leak continued to get worse and worse. The super said that Citi Urban needed to hire an actual contractor to get onto the roof to fix the leak, which he was not able to arrange himself without Citi Urban's approval. I repeatedly called and emailed Citi Urban asking them to fix the leak. All of my requests either went completely ignored (the person assigned to manage my building entirely stopped responding to my emails and did not return a single phone call), or I was told that they needed to wait for the weather to clear up (?!) to send someone by. After legit FOUR MONTHS of constantly begging them to fix it (and 9 months after the leak started in the first place), still no one came by. I called the city housing hotline to complain, and even though an inspector confirmed that the leak violated housing code and presumably contacted Citi Urban about it, still no one came by. By the time our second year was almost up, no one had done anything about the ceiling, and when we contacted Citi Urban to see if we could bring in a new roommate to replace one who was moving out, they said we would need to pay a $500 (completely bogus, illegal) fee, even though property managers everywhere were offering rent reductions for re-signing because of COVID (and even though we had been living with a leaking, moldy ceiling for over a year!!!). Luckily we stumbled on these Yelp reviews around the same time and made the decision to move to a new apartment instead, given that it was clear they would never actually send someone to fix it. Bottom line is that Citi Urban is entirely incompetent, will not fix ANY major problems you have, no matter how serious they are, and will try to charge you for anything they possibly can. Also, the lights in the hallways of our building repeatedly went out and sometimes went weeks without being fixed. read more

Worst management! Lived in an apartment of theirs in the East Village. There were many problems (hot water would shut off without warning), I was not told of construction upon moving in (which lasted 2 years and blocked my windows), had mice and a rat, and they were impossible to deal with. Their system of receiving payment was so slow that every month my payment was marked late (I even started submitting it two weeks in advance) and they refused to resolve the issue or waive the late fees. I also was charged late fees because of Hurricane Sandy. read more

I cannot express how terrible of a management company this is. We had continuous issues with rent payment and our security deposit. The building was in terrible condition and infested with cockroaches (additionally, the building was not safe or secure). I could never get an answer from management and received one work answers after multiple follow ups. I am so happy to no longer be living in a building of theirs as the experience was unbearable. Do not rent read more

This is hands down probably the worst management company in NY. During the two years in which I live in one of their buildings I did not see the building manager's face once. He did not respond to emails, calls or texts and would give out our key unknowingly to contractors to come and go as they please with no supervision. Our super was not any easier to contact and when we were able to get a hold of him he was disrespectful and often expected additional compensation for routine services. The building was in a contrast state of disrepair and the door to the building was often left unopened for hours at a time. The management company was not reliable and has shady policies concerning "late fees." I would NEVER suggest anyone rent in one of their buildings. read more

Worst management company. We lived in one of their west village apartments with no hot water all the time without notice, lied to us about construction, no super living in the building (he lives in east village), rude and not helpful. Poor renovations which caused an electrical fire in the building. Sent complaints to bldg dept and nothing has been done. Never live in their apartments!! I have lived in NYC for 10 years in many different apartments and never had a management company as bad as them! read more

I should preface by saying I've only been living in my apartment managed by Citi Urban for a few days, but already my experiences have been quite solid. Not perfect, so I would have done 4.5 stars if I had the option (the fixes weren't made prior to move in). Now that I am in though, I've let the management know about what needs to be done and they've been responsive. The super came over already to start the work, and will be working on it soon. For additional issues that have come up, they've answered my calls and attentively said they will fix. I was worried when I first read these reviews online, but now I wonder if the people posting are just the ones that complain. I mean they manage tons of units and most people don't leave reviews when things are going fine. All that is to say there are good experiences too and I'm happy a happy tenant so far! read more