Mrs Isabella Yadgaroff and Mr Steve the manager helped us a lot to get our rental apartment in rego…read morepark. Fast response and great communication. Highly recommend

Stella Yakubova helped us find the apartment we always wanted in Forest Hills. Super responsive,…read moreanswered questions, and willing to work with us when we had any issues with budget or move in date. Would highly recommend.

If I could give Tomer Hatuka 10 stars, I absolutely would!…read more I had been living remotely in another state for a few years and suddenly needed to move back to Queens with very little notice. I contacted more than 40 brokers over the course of two weeks, and no one was able to help. I was ignored, told my budget was unrealistic, or advised to wait until the rental market improved. Unfortunately, none of those options were possible for me--I was running out of time and desperately needed a place to live. I came across Tomer's ad online and reached out late at night to ask about seeing the apartment. By the next morning, he had confirmed a showing, and I was on my way from Manhattan to Queens. From our very first interaction, Tomer was responsive, efficient, and genuinely helpful. The first apartment I went to see ultimately wouldn't have been ready in time for my move-in date. I was already preparing to leave New York empty-handed and was running out of options. I had broken the lease on my current apartment and was facing the possibility of having nowhere to live. I asked Tomer if he happened to have anything else available. Instead of telling me to lower my expectations or wait it out, Tomer was incredibly understanding. He told me about another apartment he had that wasn't even listed online and asked if I could come back a few hours later to see it. A couple of hours later, he texted me to confirm the details. I had just checked out of my hotel and was rushing back to Queens with my luggage and my dog in tow. The entire day was chaotic and incredibly stressful, but Tomer remained calm, accommodating, and professional. Within hours of meeting me for the first apartment, he had arranged another showing. And that second apartment checked every box--and, most importantly, it was available for my move-in date! I told him I wanted it, and he immediately sent me the application by email. From that point forward, everything was seamless. Tomer has been incredibly responsive by both email and text, and he has always been clear, organized, and upfront about everything I needed to know. He turned an extremely stressful situation into one that felt manageable, and I genuinely couldn't be more grateful. If I hadn't met Tomer, I honestly don't know how much longer I would have been searching. I would wholeheartedly recommend Tomer to anyone looking for an apartment. He truly went above and beyond for me, and if I ever need to move again, he will be the first person I call!

My bf and I were looking for an apartment for two months to no avail - a lot of brokers do the ole…read morebait and switch which is incredibly misleading not to mention beyond frustrating. I was lucky enough to stumble upon this listing within two hours or so of it being posted. I called, left a detailed voicemail and less than 5 mins I got a call back from Jonathan. Immediately I was at ease just from his voice - yes, that's a thing. He sounded calm, collected and easy going. Next thing you know, we're driving to see the property, same day. I mean, does it sound like it's meant to be or what?!? Anyhoo, we get there and the pictures are exactly like the real thing. So many postings make the place seem bigger than it is so I was so relieved. I knew I wanted to sign right away. Jonathan made the whole process so much easier and reassuring. He was attentive and extremely responsive - I never felt like I was left "hanging. " Even if he couldn't get back to me with a specific inquiry, he would text me an update. My bf really wanted to see one more property but his contact was taking DAYS to get back to him which just goes to show how unreliable other brokers can be. So I was like, screw your contact, Jonathan is our guy just say yes! Lol All in all, a great experience and I'm so grateful we crossed paths considering how emotionally draining apartment hunting already is. Now that we have the lease signed, all that's left is to do is fight about the furniture. Yay!

Elana Delafraz was extremely helpful in finding and securing my apartment. In particular, her…read moreresponsiveness and guidance made (a usually stressful) process smooth and straightforward. Would recommend to anyone in search of their next home.

Very knowledgeable, responsive and professional. NYC can be a challenging place to find the right…read moreapartment, Real NY's expertise helped me find a place that I absolutely love!

Got a call back from them and quickly realized a bait and switch was taking place. "The apt. You…read morewere interested in yesterday was rented today, but we have others starting at $1500" so he got hung up on. He sends a text calling me rude and said he was going to remove my info...um, good save me the trouble. Girl bye.

I can't say enough about Jillian's professionalism and attention to detail. Our apartment was sold…read morein record time, she expertly handled all details of the sale and followed through each step of the way with care. Her advice on pricing, staging, etc. was spot on. Jillian really knows the industry well and exceeded our expectations. She was a true pleasure to work with! You don't need to look any further for a broker.

They manage the building i live in, they are quick to respond to issues, very kind and courteous on…read morewhen needing assistance on the phone. Overall very caring and helpful team!

I rarely leave reviews, but my experience with Venture NY Property Management has been deeply…read morefrustrating. I simply asked for clarification regarding newly imposed co-op insurance requirements and how the coverage thresholds were determined. Rather than receiving transparent answers or supporting documentation, I was repeatedly told the requirements were "non-negotiable," threatened with fines, and ultimately informed that management would "not engage further" because the conversation had become "repetitive." As a shareholder, asking reasonable questions about building policies, insurance requirements, and risk management should not be treated as an inconvenience. At no point was any actual explanation provided regarding whether these limits were based on insurer recommendations, legal counsel, lender requirements, claims history, or any formal analysis. Instead, responses felt dismissive, defensive, and unnecessarily combative. Professional property management should include transparency, accountability, and respectful communication with residents -- especially when imposing financial requirements and penalties. I hope ownership takes shareholder concerns more seriously moving forward and improves how management communicates with residents.

We had an excellent experience working with this team, including Ana and particularly Geraldine…read more They were always available and did a great job talking us through the process. The photos taken of our unit were lovely, and I really think helped to increase engagement and offers. They were also very proactive and gave great advice in dealing with the stressful process of getting buyer board approval. We would absolutely recommend them for handling a sale! They were possibly the one aspect of the process that did not add to our stress but instead helped it.

The Queens Home Team of Keller and Williams were very organized, responsive, knowledgeable and…read morepersonable. They answered my questions and had great resources. I was extremely satisfied with everything. I highly recommend this real estate company. Chris went above and beyond to help me and I appreciate all of his help.

Annie Tse is a very good agent, she is very responsive. She helps me a lot, she is taking around…read moreand around to visit the house, and helping me to resolve the problems.

We used Jeff Schonsky of Winzone Realty. After almost four months of having our property on the…read moremarket, it had been shown to a total of three clients, and we decided to end the contract. When we requested to terminate the agreement, we were unable to obtain a release. 9/17/26 -- Just wanted to update my posting. During our time listed, the property was shown to buyers brought by Jeff Schonsky. I contacted LIBOR, and they referred me to an ombudsman, but we were still unable to obtain a release from the 12-month contract. This was our experience, and I recommend that anyone considering signing a listing agreement carefully review the termination provisions before signing.

As I did not know any real estate agents in Brooklyn, I took a chance on-line where I found Donald…read moreLai to help my daughter find an apartment. The result was perfection : he instantly bonded with her and gained her confidence. He introduced her to a range of properties, quickly assessed her preferences and completed the search in two visits. My wife and I met him, when we acted as a sounding board for her on the final tour. She and we found Donald to be highly professional, knowledgable, thorough, personable and patient. His recommendations were totally on target. He also assisted in expediting the rigorous leasing process. We would unequivocally recommend as your real estate agent of choice in Brooklyn, as well has extending that recommendation throughout the City.

Worked with Donald to find a place to live in the NYC area. He is extremely professional,…read moreknowledgeable on the market and processes, and has strong connections to facilitate the search and buying process. Highlights: -Fast and concise communication -Quick turn and flexibility with last minute changes -Strong connections (legal teams, banks, etc.) and a great team to support -Had experience selling in a building we were looking at and was able to maneuver through the process to maximize negotiations for us -Positive attitude! Definitely one of the strong more seasoned real estate agents I've worked with. Thanks Donald!

When I cold-called the Agency looking for a realtor, they assigned me to Laura Merrill to help buy…read morean apartment for our daughter (student in NYC). Laura was incredible. She set up 23 (yes - twenty-three) viewings for me in a 3 day weekend and ran around with me the whole time. Kept her cool even when the showing realtor was late once and one time we couldn't get into an apartment. Helped me through the whole buying process - especially the paperwork to get into a co-op. Can't recommend her highly enough. Thank you Laura!

The agents they have are good(some), but the company as a whole is not good. I worked there..In…read more2024 they had a mass exodus of over 70 agents and they advertise they have 146 agents but only have 60 agents. If you look it at all these reviews most of the agents are gone... as well they also only have about three reviews this year

-10 Stars They took…read moreover managment to our building. Besides losing checks and incompetent rent balance statements. They don't do anything about noisy neighbors, banging on the ceiling, continually waking tenants up at seven in the morning or 5am everyday . There's a huge rat infestation in front of And in back of all the buildings, they manage the refused to repair the problem. My property manager is totally incompetent. It He dosen't even know how to run a building. They refused to do any repairs.

The building (The Drake, Rego Park, Queens,) is not up to code and the tenants should be informed…read morethat they are not required to pay rent until it is. Bronstein Properties who is the current management company does not follow the law. They also discriminate against people with mental disabilities by making fun of them. Under the law, if the building code does not comply with the law, the tenant is not required to pay rent. The Housing Maintenance Code in New York City outlines the minimum standards for maintaining buildings and properties to ensure the health and safety of residents. It covers various aspects like sanitation, heating, light, ventilation, and fire safety. Owners are obligated to provide adequate janitorial services, maintain essential services like heat and hot water, and ensure the property is in good repair. Public Health: The code is a critical component of healthy homes initiatives, ensuring safe and habitable living conditions. --The dog sh*t that has been happening for the past YEAR that has been reported and ignored!-- Second code violation -- The code establishes minimum standards for building upkeep, covering everything from basic equipment to sanitation and fire safety. --The hoarding on the balconies, the grills on the balconies both fall under FIRE SAFETY.-- Third Violation -- The code addresses fire safety requirements, including the installation and maintenance of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. --I was told by a member of the staff that he refused to replace the problematic fire detector/Carbon monoxide detector requirements . Major code violation-- In accordance with NYC LAW - There must be a 10-foot clearance between the grill and the building. You are allowing them on balconies. The proof is there. As it is my right as a tenant, could you please supply me with the latest Annual lead inspection. (Ignored) In accordance with what the manager of Bronstein Properties stated in her previous email regarding the fire detector, and stating that it is not an emergency, under the LAW you are required to follow the following. Please educate yourself so I don't have to teach you the laws of NYC, FDNY, Fair Housing Act and the ADA, if you want to be in the position that you are in, you are required to know the laws. "In accordance with the fair housing act, I have rights under the Fair Housing Act and other relevant laws which may require THE DRAKE (landlord or housing provider) to comply with requests for reasonable accommodation. PTSD is a recognized disability under Fair Housing Laws: Federal, state, and local fair housing laws prohibit discrimination (Both the lead manager for the company and the building manager chose to discriminate me because I have PTSD.) against individuals with disabilities, and PTSD is explicitly listed as a protected mental illness or psychological impairment under these laws.Right to request reasonable accommodations: As a tenant with a disability, you have the right to request "reasonable accommodations" to fully use and enjoy your dwelling. What are reasonable accommodations? These are changes to a landlord's rules, policies, or practices, or even modifications to the physical space, which are necessary for you to have equal opportunity to use and enjoy your housing because of your disability." DO NOT RENT FROM BRONSTEIN PROPERTIES! YOU WILL ONLY BE PUT AT RISK! THEY WOULD RATHER SEE YOU KILLED AS THEY HAVE PROVEN TO THE ENTIRE BUILDING DUE TO A FIRE THAT THEY CAUSED AND KILLED SOMEONE.