I have written a review of the Avalon before. I remember mentioning that alarms were going off all…read morethe time however it is now fixed. The alarms are no longer a reason why this building ranked so low in my mind. All the amenities make it worth living here. The reason it is three stars has a different reason than my first review. Most of the staff at the Avalon are friendly enough but there are a couple unfriendly ones in an otherwise great building. However that does not hurt the rating too much. It's just something that can be improved. There is no need for unfriendliness towards any tenant no matter your thoughts on them. That is my only thought.

Do not move here!!!! Unless you wanna deal with daily false fire alarms at all times of the day and…read morenight. Sometimes if we're lucky, it's multiple alarms in a day. As I write this, 4 alarms have gone off. Multiple tenants have emailed corporate office, local management , to which they all reply with "we're aware, we're sorry , we're fixing it". How are you fixing it when it continues to happen every day?????? I call a SCAM! With apartments going from $2150-$5000, this is what you get. Horrible! Such a shame too because all the tenants are nice, it's a dog friendly building and the concierge and maintenance staff are superb.

Great customer service they know how to answer questions it's a great environment to live in it's…read moreawesome amenities I recommend it to you or your family to live in.

The building is well kept. I love the look and feel. More honey than all the new models.read more

Amazing customer service The information the representative gave me was very productive. So I am…read morevery much interested in renting an apartment in your complex.

A very nice, well kept 11 story luxury Condominium building on the east side of White Plains. Is…read moreit a Ritz Carlton, no, but then again it was built in 1988, when it was the premier Condominium building in the city. It offers nice amenities, 24 hour concierge service, indoor pool, small gym with lockers and showers, indoor heated parking, central a/c, outdoor balcony for each unit, top floor lounge area and some rooftop lounge areas. There is some parking for guests in front and parking on the street. One negative is that most of the kitchens are on the small side. Its very close to Turnure Park, and 10 minute walk to Stop and Shop, The Westchester and under 15 minute walk to Mamaroneck Ave. and central downtown. WP train station is just under a mile also. Great location, quiet because it's not in the middle of downtown, but still very walkable to all. Its priced a little higher than your average White Plains condos, but it is a luxury building and has a lot to offer.

Excellent condominium complex. About 20 or so years old and could use some updating, but pretty…read morewell maintained. Outdoor garden with bbq grills and a gazebo - great for outdoor entertaining. Indoor pool with lifeguard on duty. Gym in the basement with a great variety of weights, cardiovascular equipment, steam room, and studio space. Concierge at front desk who controls traffic in and out and signs for packages. Maintenance staff is good.

Very nice, kept clean and safe. Close to station. Walk to shopping and restaurants. Gym and pool…read morearea great amenities.

Many amenities were misrepresented. The pool did not open for a very long time when it did it was…read moreover run with lantern flies. The whole building was infested with them which made living there a nightmare. Nothing was done to remove them. The golf simulator was broken more than it worked. The garage is a joke and very difficult to navigate. The elevators are constantly out of service. This building conceptually is great but in reality it leaves a lot to be desired. One of the concierge staff held packages and lied about withholding them because we refused to pay for their parcel post fees! So unprofessional! Almost impossible to get rid of boxes and large items because the dumpsters are not always available.

Having left The Mitchell late last year (mistake!!) and having lived in other complexes in the…read morearea, my family and I realize how great it was. In comparison! We're thrilled to find another unit in the complex. Great staff and buildings.

I have lived here for a few months now. Overall, it is a great place to live. Gorgeous design,…read morebeautiful amenities and the overall feeling of luxe. However, there are a few things that have been very disappointing that I wish someone had told me before I moved in. 1. The pool hours are 11AM-7PM 7 days a week, Memorial Day - Mid September. To me, this is very limited, especially since it stays light out until almost 9 pm most of the pool season. There must be a lifeguard on duty to go in the pool. This is frustrating. The pool is lit up at night and looks very inviting to swim in; I wish they would slap a "swim at your own risk" sign up and let grown adults take a dip in the 4ft pool past 7 pm. 2. While on the subject of the pool, they had some issues with the temperature. It was the temperature of a hot tub for the last month of it being open, rendering it next to useless for anyone who wanted to cool off. Prior than that, I will say, the temperature was always perfect - not too cold (I could get right in, which is saying a lot!), but still refreshing. 4. Also, the "wet bar" by the pool is not a wet bar at all. It's where the lifeguard sits. No food or drink allowed in the pool area. Big bummer. 3. All those outdoor TVs you saw on the tour? Forget them. They don't work. So much so that the concierge didn't even know they existed when I asked for the remote for one. They said "Sorry we can't have outdoor TVs due to the weather". So what are they there for?! 5. Don't count on the indoor TVs either. The first time I asked for the remote to the large media room screen, I was told it was lost and Greystar had no plans to replace it. Mind you these things cost all of $10. Then when I actually did get a remote to use, the TV was basically useless. All it did was turn on. No channels, no ability to connect your phone to bluetooth or airplay, no ability to log in to any streaming services. All it did was turn on to a logo screen and that was all we could do. 6. No light in the family room or bedroom in my unit 7. Awful - I mean awful - dryer. The clothes come out of the washer 90% dry, the average dryer cycle is 2.5. hours, and the clothes still come out damp. Even with a load of 2 T shirts. Takes 2-3 2.5hr cycles to dry a small amount of clothes that were basically dry to begin with. Would be faster to air dry. Maintenance had the manufacturer come out and they said nothing was wrong with it. So that's just how these dryers operate. Very disappointing. Overall, these are my biggest complaints. Not huge issues in the grand scheme of things, just things I wish I knew before moving in. Hope this helps.

From the owner: More modern-day social club than apartment community, 25 North Lex has been designed to create an…read moreexperience you'll love, every single day. You'll see it in the big things, like our stunning architecture and you'll notice it in all the small details, like the upgraded features in our luxury apartments for rent in White Plains, NY.

I have Lived here two years. Building and area is under constant construction. Noise, things…read morebreaking in the apartments, street closings all the time. Elevators and garage doors, and entry doors to building broken frequently. MANY lost and missing packages in package room. Original staff was wonderful. They made up for the fact the building was not 'finished". The management changed and so did ALL the staff. New staff very young, very inexperienced and frankly borderline rude. Customer service has just dropped. Can't recommend. I wish it was still managed like it had been, and staff was more understanding of what living in a construction site really means.

Northlight deserves five stars. This is an amazing community in a terrific location. I can't say…read moreenough good things about the apartment features, the building staff and amenities. I am looking forward to seeing how this neighborhood grows.

We went to go see The Continuum and Michael, the leasing agent, didn't have our appointment on the…read morebooks, which we didn't think much of at the time, but in hindsight was telling. We toured the apartments and actually found one we really liked. When we emailed the next day to ask about applying, no one responded. Over the next week, I emailed Michael multiple times and left a few voicemails and never heard back from them. During that week, we decided to look up reviews for the building. We hadn't paid much attention to apartment building reviews before because we felt like most people who wrote reviews would probably be complaining and trying to get management's attention (which I guess I am guilty of now). However, when the reviews are consistently negative and all have the same complaints, you have to wonder whether there is something to them. It has now been 2 weeks and we have not heard anything from them, not that we would still want to live there anyway. So while we do not live in The Continuum, I frankly am not sure how one would go about living here since management is so bad they won't even respond when you are trying to give them money. When we toured other buildings in White Plains and talked to some other people, a lot of them said "whatever you do, don't live in The Continuum." Just wanted to share our experience so others don't waste their time.

You are not paying for Luxury you are paying for Location. If that is important to be 5 min to the…read moreTrain Station, then this could be the olace for you. It is not however close to downtown for Restaurants or Shopping, so if you dont care, come and see the place. Make sure to have an Appointment or you wont be seen. There are lots of open apartments in both Buildings, ask to see all. Not cheap!

Grab a drink, you're in for a long one! My partner and I have been living here now for 3 weeks…read more Before writing a review, I wanted to ensure I had a "real" experience. Now, let's start from the beginning... We started to look at this property in July. Getting back to us was a bit delayed. However, after getting into the building we quickly realized that safety was a top priority to this company. So they delayed tours a bit (from our POV). They didn't want any injuries to occur while touring, due to ongoing construction (definitely worth the wait). Shaun and Anissa are a tag team of perfection. They were informative and patient during our tour, they answered all of our questions, and provided us with ample support. After our tour we continued to have "concerns" about the layout of a few different units. Anissa continued to accommodate us and let us tour time and time again. Now the units.....they are amazing!!! Each one is unique, from the layout, to the finishes. Needless to say the finishes are all high end. The building itself is stunning. One of the bigger, and well equipped gyms I have seen. There is an adorable zen garden on the lower level, and the rooftop....the rooftop is perfection. On a clear day you get the most beautiful views of NYC. The pool area isn't opened yet, but it's such a beautifully curated space. Makes you feel like you are at a resort. There is also a pub on the main floor, it houses a pool table, fire place (electronic), and bar tops. It's a comfortable spot to hang with friends, or read a book. The area....so many walkable restaurants in the neighborhood less then 5 mins away. If you want to take a nice 10 min stroll there is a Starbucks. 15 min walk will get you to cross county shopping center (I actually mapped these out haha). For the commuters reading this, the metro north is literally 3 blocks away! Now let's get to the move in process....to sum it up....FLAWLESS. All communication was completed electronically. The management team does a phenomenal job at detailing the cost of everything. The Bozzuto company is also very transparent. There's no guess work or confusion regarding what you are paying for. On move in day Shaun did a walk through of the space with us, and took notes on any concerns we had (literally zero concerns for us). All moved in.....now three weeks later, we are beyond pleased, and we feel right at home. We have met the manager here, his name is Mo, and he is involved, and proactive. He will round with his team. Always inquires if there are any concerns they can improve on. Willing to fix all issues, no matter how small and trivial they may be. Now I know reading this you are probably thinking "it's a new building what issues could there be??" Well let me share some troubles we have had. Our washing machine was giving us an error message and wouldn't work. Mo ensured this was a top priority to fix. At this point we met the maintenance crew, Brian and Frank are AMAZING. They respect your space, clean up as they go, and leave maintenance update cards in your home if you permit them to enter when you aren't there. Our stove wasn't leveled, which made cooking a bit hard, Brian and Frank came right away and fixed this. Now that the building is open and ready to run. 42 Broad has employed a new sales and marketing associate named Janete, and a concierge guru named George. In our opinion, they are seamless fits in this team. Janete is informative and kind, just like everyone else, she is always smiling and willing to help. I see her touring all day and she's always in high spirits doing so. George is one of a kind, he is the perfect start to the day when you come off the elevator, and a nice welcome coming in from work. He is professional, and takes his job very seriously. I know this was long, and I hope you stuck around to read it all! Now come tour and be our neighbor!

Shaun is the assistant manager over at my new building and he's hands down the best community…read moremanager I've experienced in the last 15yrs of my life pertaining to customer service. He took his time explaining every aspect of the building. I had a few options prior to this particular building but Shaun made me feel at home. Since my move in he has been there anytime I needed help. Thanks for the professional hospitality. New York City Needs more managers like Shaun. thanks.