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.

For the past seven years I've lived in an UES pre-war building managed by Building Equity…read moreManagement. It's been a fantastic experience both as a resident as well as from someone having served on the co-op board as a Director and for the past five years, Board Chair. Michael Vinocur and his team are professional, always respectful and super responsive. They have handled every situation whether routine or emergency with great skill and attitude. I highly recommend Mike and his team!

I've worked with a lot of property managers over the years, and I can say this team stands out!!…read moreThey're responsive, kind, and genuinely care about the people who live here. Every time I've had a question or request, it's been handled quickly and professionally -- no runaround, no attitude, just solid service. The property is always well maintained, clean, and feels safe. You can tell they take pride in their work and treat the place like they'd want to live here themselves. Special shoutout to the staff -- always friendly and helpful, whether it's a quick fix or just a smile in the hallway. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a well-managed property and a team that actually shows up for their residents!!

I have been waiting for the refund of my balance since when I sold my co-op apartment in August,…read more2025. In a phone call REM, staff even acknowledged that I had that balance of over $1,100.00! REM is till holding my money! J. W. 3/3/25

Very skeptical about their requirements for a Woodside rental…read more.. The broker told me I had to Zelle a thousand dollars in "good faith" in order to receive an application.... Like that right there feels weird!! The broker also mentioned not to call my bank to get my money back either.. It was mentioned, If i qualify it will be used as a down payment towards the fees.. but still. I personally wasn't comfortable with giving $1k for an "application". Like i have never heard of this.. especially this day in age. if it looks like a scam, feels like a scam... ITS A SCAM!

I was contacted by Jay, the owner of the business simply stating that he was not responsible for…read morethe experience we had, yet it was him personally who delivered the key (that his group had forgotten to give us), his group that had not read over the lease they sent us that was incorrect and his group that assured us the apartment condition. At least take ownership of your screw ups. We literally couldn't get into the apartment that we were paying for because of his group.

After viewing multiple units in Mr. Jones's portfolio and moving into our favorite, I can…read moreconfidently say he runs a tight ship, making sure both prospective and active tenant are happy with the quality and condition of their apartments. Having lived in 5 different apartments under a variety of different property managers before Mr. Jones, I can say his communication and transparency is a rarity and refreshing change in New York. The quick responsiveness to address any questions and concerns I've had has been greatly appreciated. The unit we've moved into is a true gem in Clinton Hill, with some of the best value for my rent I've come across in all my apartment hunting. If you're looking for a trustworthy landlord, while feeling confident in the apartment you'd like to move into, look no further - you've found it.

After reviewing a "blank" contact of their services, a call was scheduled. On the day of the…read morescheduled call, I was unable to reach them (kept reaching their voicemail...). After numerous attempts, I was texted, "I'll call you back as soon as I get off of the phone." That was November 1st and it is now November 3rd. Unfortunate... I am disappointed since the description of this company and their services is written so professionally, I was really hopeful they would have provided excellent service. I wish them the best of luck!

Owned shares in a coop managed by Century Management. The most unpleasant experience and completely…read moreincompetent. It would take weeks to get responses to emails and phone calls. I recall reaching out to inquire about available storage units and it took over a dozen emails / phone calls and months to get a response. Then over a year later I found unauthorized charges related to a storage unit I never used and they cited an email I sent over a year ago (inquiring about storage unit) to charge me. It took months for them to finally refund me. That's just one example.

I am genuinely surprised to see any positive reviews of this management company. We have been…read morewaiting over a week for responses to a standard questionnaire required to go into contract on the sale of our apartment. After multiple follow-ups, Rachel Barrera finally replied days later with a curt message citing a policy that requests must be submitted through a portal with a fee, which we had already done. She was somehow unaware of this. Aurora Geci has been entirely unresponsive, and Erald Ramaj merely said he would "look into it," with no follow-through. I have worked with many organizations and have never encountered a team that struggles so much to complete such a basic task. This is extremely poor customer service.

Because the bar for property management in New York City is so low (lots of vendor lock in/high…read moreswitching costs), industry where consolidation and cost cutting has made quality drop, as a co-op board member, I have been incredibly pleasantly surprised by Daisy when we switched to them from first service residential. If you're considering the way to do it now. Worth it. They don't drop balls.

It's hard to be a management company in NYC with so many unexpected issues that arise for residents…read moreand so many complex regulations to manage. I think Daisy does a good job of trying to streamline incoming requests and to set up protocols so that routine requests are handled quickly and efficiently. The team is helpful and responsive to Board members. Daisy is certainly a cut above some of the other management companies we have dealt with.

Absolutely terrible. They have many agents and whoever signs the lease first gets the apartment…read moreeven when you have the lease in hand. They put their leasing agents against each other and no one knows who has a lease out and who doesn't. You will view an apartment and 5 minutes later it's not available. It's horrific. DO NOT LIVE IN THEIR BUILDINGS. This has happened to me and also many of my other friends who have applications in and all financials squared away and approved, with the lease in their inbox. Next they get a text saying sorry it's now unavailable. Poor management!

Elevators break frequently. Laundry room's dryers have filth inside the tumblers in which you're…read moreexpected to place your clothes to dry. Hallway lighting is outdated and too dark. Can't sleep at night because of constant sirens outside. Dogs bark inside residents' apartments too. Management is non-responsive to your problems.

Continuous Quality of Life of using the Fire Egress as a country club, obstructing the pathway of…read morethe back of the building by a group of 5 tenants living in the apartment . Parties, loud music, singing, loud talking, screaming and boom box music mixed with beer blasts, BBQ, pizza parties, birthday parties and loud noise. Hours on end disturbing the entire community, yet The SABET Group is in violation of the law and illegally uses the common area as a private garden.

DO NOT RENT FROM THESE PEOPLE. They will ignore your maintenance requests, allow homeless people to…read moremove into your building and threaten residents and do nothing about it, try to charge you illegal fees, make improper deductions from your security deposit, and you might find out the "apartment" that they are overcharging you for is actually an illegally converted cellar with inadequate emergency exits and exhaust pouring into the windows from the boiler. Their office is rude and unresponsive and it is a nightmare trying to communicate with anyone that works for them. Look elsewhere and do not make the mistake of renting from them!

Terrible customer service, would barely respond to emails, was 5 months late on returning our…read moresecurity deposit and that was ONLY after we consistently called, emailed, AND showed up in person at their office. They are clearly just trying to take advantage of their clientelle.

Absolute worst management company! The elevator in my building has broken down 50 times in one year…read moreand I've gotten stuck in the elevator and the super wouldn't answer. The elevator doesn't stop on my floor and I have to use the stairs. After reporting this to my super, he brushed it off. Our rent was increased by ten percent tho we are already overcharged. If the location weren't convenient, we never would have lived here.

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.