Yes, I've lived here for five years--but that's not a glowing endorsement. The truth is, moving in…read moreNYC is a hassle, and I actually like my specific apartment. The rest of the building? A completely different story. Pest Problem from Hell: The flower beds outside are infested with rats. Management has "addressed" it several times, but their half-baked, cheap fixes never work. The worst moment? Watching a rat leap onto someone walking into the building. That's the level we're talking about. Elevators & Common Areas: The elevators constantly break and reek of an unidentifiable odor. The lobby smells like a college frat house most days--hardly the "premium living" experience they claim. False Promises & Extra Fees: After years of delays, they finally opened the gym--then had the audacity to charge residents extra for access, despite the sky-high rent. This is on top of absurd yearly rent increases for amenities and maintenance that never meet expectations. One Bright Spot: The maintenance guy is great--friendly, responsive, and always willing to help. Unfortunately, he's working against a management team that seems allergic to doing things properly. Bottom Line: For what they charge, you could find an actual luxury building in Manhattan that's clean, safe, and properly managed. This place is the definition of bait-and-switch--don't fall for the photos or the sales pitch.

I don't live here but i pass the building every day and night. Do they not realize they have a rat…read moreinfestation problem ? There is 10 rats a night living in their plant bed. How is this legal ?

I thoroughly enjoyed living at Constantine Village! I lived in one of the townhouses for 3 years…read moreand experienced nothing shy of exceptional living conditions. Whenever I had an issue with the apartment, which was rare, the management company quickly took care of it. They always let me know what the problem was, and when to expect a fix if extended service was needed. The grounds were always well kept - especially when it snowed. The crew was out there first thing in the morning and several times during the storm plowing/shoveling. The management company was also very friendly and very professional - they always called to ask my permission to enter the apartment, and was always prompt in their response to any inquiries I had. I really enjoyed living there and will miss it!

Apartments are nice, but (1) there is very little storage and closets are all very small. The…read moreworst part is that parking is really bad. First, they only assign 1 reserved parking space for a 2-BR apartment and for the even # buildings, the lot is behind the buildings and the driveway to come out to the street is hidden. Cars are parked along the street so you can't see when you try to pull out (causing accidents). If you park on the street you have to pay $400/year to the city for overnight parking. If I'd had more time to look into these things I would not have moved to this complex.

I've experienced ongoing issues with the management and communication practices at this property…read morethat make living here more stressful than it needs to be. For example, residents have received automated notices about "outstanding balances" even when accounts are already paid in full. Instead of proactive correction or clear communication, tenants are left to sort out the confusion themselves. Some leasing agents are also trained to provide vague or non-committal responses, which makes it difficult to get direct answers on policies, fees, or concerns. Non-compliance fees have been charged without transparent explanation, and it often feels like residents are expected to just accept charges without clarity. There are also recurring accountability issues. Items like large water jugs or dollies get left in hallways, and instead of identifying the correct unit responsible, management has previously blamed the wrong residents. The same issue happens in the garage, where some people use spaces as storage, yet warnings do not always go to the correct tenants. This blanket approach to enforcement is frustrating and feels careless. Additionally, the leasing office environment is not welcoming. Privacy tints and curtains have been installed on the interior glass, creating an atmosphere that feels closed-off rather than community-oriented or approachable. The building itself is fine, and the location has benefits, but the management's lack of transparency, accountability, and consistent communication significantly affects the overall living experience. I hope improvements are made to create a more resident-focused environment.

Moved here two years ago and loved it at first. The additional amenity fee was worth it, but now…read morerents have skyrocketed and the amenities are broken half the time. As an example: the jacuzzi worked the first weekend of the summer before breaking for 4 weeks. And two weeks before Labor Day it broke down again. Garage door seems to break every other day. What's more, the "theater" is a joke. I don't know anyone who's ever used it. I tried once, but there's some sort of proprietary software so about the only thing you can do is insert a dvd. Forget hooking anything up to it. It's pretty useless. Giving 1 star for those staff members that are very friendly and helpful. I will say, they make it almost tolerable. It's really the management company that is the problem. We will not be renewing.

The leasing office is highly disorganized. I scheduled a virtual tour with them at 9:45 and…read morereceived a confirmation over email. No one reached out to me at the scheduled time. I called them at 10:15 and they said there was a mix up and said someone would reach out to me at 10:30 instead. Again no one reached out. I just received an email with a video of the apartment after calling again around 10:40. I specifically wanted a virtual tour so I could see the building amenities etc. After multiple emails, calls and two reschedules they were still unable to do the virtual tour. All I got from them was sorry I am booked at that time. No alternate time or anything. If leasing office doesn't care about new prospects then how little would they care about existing tenants.

We lived at Warren at York for a year and loved it! The apartment was great, location was…read morefantastic, and the staff were all very nice. Everyone from the concierge, to the maintenance people, and Amanda and the leasing team were always happy to help, and very understanding of and quick to fix any issues that came up. Our dog also loved the building! We will miss having a great dog run so accessible

I've been renting in the Aldyn for the last 4 months, and have had a solid experience so far…read more The leasing process (touring the building and applying for the apartment) was very smooth, and Dyanna (the leasing manager) was very communicative. We were approved shortly after submitting the application ($1000 deposit to take the apartment off the market, which is applied to your first month's rent, plus a $20 application fee per person). The building is really nice - my apartment is in a separate elevator bay than most of the apartments, so it's a quieter area of the building, which I appreciate. I haven't had many issues to report - the only major one being that the washer stopped working at one point, and it took a few weeks for them to get a replacement. Otherwise, I've been happy with the apartment - appliances, A/C, etc. have all been satisfactory. There are some minor design choices in the unit that don't make much sense to me - for instance, the bathroom sink basin is flat on the bottom, rather than sloped with the drain at the lowest point, so the water doesn't always want to fully drain, and the medicine cabinet has sliding panels arranged in such a way that it blocks part of the cabinet (so it's wasted space), plus the shelves are so close to each other that you can't fit so much as a pill bottle in it. But, these are pretty minor complaints in an otherwise nice apartment. Would definitely recommend leasing at the Aldyn, especially if you can get a good price/some new lease incentives!

Potential to be a great building, apart from the diluted management and poor construction quality…read more Plenty of good things here: great room layouts, some of the best on Riverside Blvd; incredible front of house and back of house staff, very friendly and helpful; comfortable courtyard, fun for kids - overall a great building for kids; and the gym of course. On to the not-so-good. Next to the gym there are some propped-open fire doors, which could be deadly in case of even a minor fire (due to smoke penetration). Contacted management about this, no action yet. Could be because the building is owned by five different entities and managed by two more - condo and rental units are owned and managed separately. The bathrooms and kitchens, designed by Roman & Williams, are wonderful, but they apparently broke the bank so much that costs were shaved during construction, resulting in some jaw-droppers. The wall studs are 24" on center, making expensive reinforcement for wall-hung anything (shelves, TVs) necessary. The ceilings are wavy. The bathroom ceilings crumble when you change a light bulb. The walls are cheaply skim-coated (not painted) and crumble easily. The duct work is arranged such that when anyone smokes tobacco or weed in their unit above or below you (and this happens A LOT) it will enter your apartment. Speaking of ducts, the in-unit dryers are ductless and work about as well as you'd expect. The in-wall A/C units malfunction easily, and repairs can run into the thousands of dollars. Some of these "features" are normal for new construction circa 2008, but here they add up quickly. Bottom line is, the Aldyn is nice for renters if you can get a good deal (I do not know whether it is better to rent from an owner on the condo side or to rent on the rental side), but if you want to buy here you should be prepared to spend some real money on renovations and repairs.

I have been a resident here at Liberty House for, what would've been, 10 years, and it pains me to…read moreeven write this review...but, enough is enough. I received a lease renewal of over 18%, which I found absolutely insane not only due to the length of my tenancy, but to the fact that this increase was not, in any way, justifiable by current market trends. However, thanks to the help of Samantha, she was able to present me with a much lower renewal that was more realistic. I was ecstatic because Samantha was able to keep me in my budget so I can continue living in my home where so many beautiful memories and accomplishments have been made. Since I've been here for so long, I've seen MANY managers come and go, and Samantha has by far been the most helpful, most genuine, and most caring. However, Lordis MUST be held accountable for her consistent malicious actions and disgusting commentary. I had to write this review anonymously due to Lordis's proven track record of making any resident's living experience so miserable to the point where they are forced to move out if that resident speaks up on her behavior, and I refuse to allow her to do the same to me and my family. As I was waiting for the elevator after leaving the office to discuss my renewal (the elevator is right next to the office, by the way), I overheard Lordis say "Sam! Did they renew?" Samantha responded "yeah, I got them a better renewal offer." Lordis then responded (and I remember word for word because I was in such disbelief), "those kind of people are always looking for discounts but want to walk around thinking they're royalty like they don't stink up the whole hallway!" (For reference, I am from India and my husband is from Pakistan). There was a brief moment of silence, assuming everyone else in the office was in the same disbelief, then she continued while laughing and said "it's true! Right, Patrick? Tell me when you walk past any of those Indian apartments it doesn't stink!? Nobody wants to smell that curry all day. We could've let them give notice, sorry Sam." I pulled my phone out to begin recording, but the statements ended there since it was clear that Samantha and Patrick was not entertaining her foolishness. This was extremely hurtful and heartbreaking because I was so excited to go upstairs and let my husband know that we can renew our lease for our home that we loved SO much. But, within just 10-15 seconds, that excitement was shattered. My husband and I have given our notice to move out. How could we possibly continue to live in a place where with such a disgusting, evil, and malicious manager? 9 years. We're letting go of our home for the past 9 years. It would've been a MUCH better staffing decision by Windsor if Samantha was hired as the main manager, but instead, they decided to hire a monster. Going through previous reviews, I see there is someone from Windsor that responds. So I would like to state, since this will clearly be seen by someone higher, that my husband and I do not wish to rectify, speak about, or meet with ANYONE regarding this review as we would like to enjoy our last two months living here without being exposed to Lordis malicious and retaliatory behavior. However, just a word of advice, get rid of that monster before she causes this property to lose more residents and before she runs your business through the mud. As a resident, we always only see Samantha and/or Patrick running around and doing all of the work anyway, so there is clearly not a need for her. To anyone looking to potentially live here, it's a great property in a beautiful neighborhood. Samantha is a wonderful resident manager and Patrick is a sweet kid. But, if you come tour, ask of Lordis is still the manager. If the answer is yes....RUN!!! Do not move here until this monster is replaced.

I have rented in the NYC area for 10 years and have never experienced a worse property management…read moreteam or company. Steer clear of Windsor Communities at any cost. Do not rent here if you have even one other option. The building management company at Windsor at Liberty house is unresponsive, impossible to reach, and deeply apathetic towards the people who live in the building. When there is an issue, they are not present, available, or helpful, regardless of the severity of the situation. For emergencies, they will route you to the maintenance team, the leasing office, or a call center. There is no direct email address or phone number to contact Windsor Communities or the management team for 100 Dudley Street. In the event you do make contact with them, they will not help, or assist you in addressing whatever issue may have arisen. The "management" provided by Windsor Communities is either (A) non-existent, or (B) actively harmful. A short list of issues we encountered in our 1 year tenure in this building: (1) the fire alarms are repeatedly faulty (usually going off late at night); (2) the parking garage in the south building does not reliably shut/lock, and is constantly breaking down, risking vehicle theft and damage; (3) several of the key elevators used by residents are regularly broken/out of use for maintenance; (4) there is no secure package system. Packages are routinely left outside the building, inside the front entrance, in the common area at the 100 Dudley entrance, or otherwise unsecured; (5) the management team has routinely completely disregarded communications regarding ordinary course payment disputes; (6) we were charged amenity fees for a gym that was largely unavailable; (7) we were also routine double-charged and erroneously charged for parking; and (8) even though we were only here for one year, we had multiple significant appliances break and need whole-sale replacing (fridge/freezer and dishwasher). To be clear: some of the apartments themselves are nice, and the building maintenance staff are fast and responsive for true maintenance issues. Even the leasing office personnel try to be helpful (though candidly, they are rarely ever physically present or available by phone). However, none of that even slightly compensates for the complete failures of Windsor Communities to properly manage this building and attend to the welfare of its residents. Do. Not. Rent. Here.

(This review was from June 15th, 2023 when I moved out.)…read more I really would give them five stars just for Marina, Christina and Carly and the gentlemen who works overnight at the front desk. The Windsor at Mariners was a nice break from my old apartment. Im still looking for an apartment where it's more private but I think any apartment it will be the same. on the Penthouse those are very nice and super quiet/ private. I'm not moving out for any reason other than changing up location. My one bedroom apartment comes with plenty of closet space, washer/ dryer, and a decent bathroom. I love having a patio. You would want the apartment that has the balcony on the right side. You would get the better view. That's how mine is but still no privacy. I can hear my neighbors above me, the elevator to my right + the neighbor, and my neighbor to left of me. I also worked odd hours and caught all moments of life happening through the days. Neighbor dog does bark a lot tho. And not that they are being loud at all. It's just that the wall is thin and you can hear clear. So still a quiet, family friendly apartment building that is luxurious. Never complained though and not complaining now. Just my experience in the apartment. They do allow dogs and only small ones so I knew. Of course dogs will bark. Sometimes more than others. And if your apartment is right next to the elevator of course you'll hear it. It is a smoother sound than most. I'm 28 and younger than most. Location is great for a ferry ride in, Newark Airport, and a short drive to Rockland Bakery. Hoboken is close but river road and the lights are frustrating making it an annoying 30 min ride. Being by the water, city, highways... is why the price is what it is. It's just gorgeous and so fresh. Being able to take a walk by the water to get ice cream is the sweetest thing. But it's also because they are superior in service. Absolutely crush it and make you feel so welcomed. All within 15 min away you have Homegoods, Trader Joe's, Seak, Sushi Cruise, GW Bridge, Target, TJ Max, 5 below, Dunkin Donuts, European Wax Center, the spa and pancakes. Garden state mall is like 20 something minutes away too! There is a dry cleaners in the building. When you have a package the front desk will have it out waiting for you if they catch you walking in. That's very nice. The people who live here are super kind and friendly. And range in all different ages. You can walk to go get bagels that's nice too. :D

I really would give them five stars just for Marina, Christina and Carly and the gentlemen who…read moreworks overnight at the front desk. The Windsor at Mariners was a nice break from my old apartment. Im still looking for an apartment where it's more private but I think any apartment it will be the same. on the Penthouse those are very nice and super quiet/ private. I'm not moving out for any reason other than changing up location. My one bedroom apartment comes with plenty of closet space, washer/ dryer, and a decent bathroom. I love having a patio. You would want the apartment that has the balcony on the right side. You would get the better view. That's how mine is but still no privacy. I can hear my neighbors above me, the elevator to my right + the neighbor, and my neighbor to left of me. I also worked odd hours and caught all moments of life happening through the days. Neighbor dog does bark a lot tho. And not that they are being loud at all. It's just that the wall is thin and you can hear clear. So still a quiet, family friendly apartment building that is luxurious. Never complained though and not complaining now. Just my experience in the apartment. They do allow dogs and only small ones so I knew. Of course dogs will bark. Sometimes more than others. And if your apartment is right next to the elevator of course you'll hear it. It is a smoother sound than most. I'm 28 and younger than most. Location is great for a ferry ride in, Newark Airport, and a short drive to Rockland Bakery. Hoboken is close but river road and the lights are frustrating making it an annoying 30 min ride. Being by the water, city, highways... is why the price is what it is. It's just gorgeous and so fresh. Being able to take a walk by the water to get ice cream is the sweetest thing. But it's also because they are superior in service. Absolutely crush it and make you feel so welcomed. All within 15 min away you have Homegoods, Trader Joe's, Seak, Sushi Cruise, GW Bridge, Target, TJ Max, 5 below, Dunkin Donuts, European Wax Center, the spa and pancakes. Garden state mall is like 20 something minutes away too! There is a dry cleaners in the building. When you have a package the front desk will have it out waiting for you if they catch you walking in. That's very nice. The people who live here are super kind and friendly. And range in all different ages. You can walk to go get bagels that's nice too. :D