Very unprofessional leasing agents, booked a tour with them, waited there for 30 minutes and no one…read moreshowed up.

Nice room and good view. Just moved in today. Look forward…read moreto my residence at BLVD. Jennifer and other staff from the leasing office are very helpful!

I've lived at The Lexington for the past 4 years and couldn't have had a more pleasant experience…read more The units are updated with modern appliances including a washer / dryer and central air, the balcony on the 5th floor west facing apartments don't hurt either! The management company has always been extremely polite and responsive, with an online / app portal, you just put your maintenance request in before work, come home and it's fixed! It is also centrally located, just a 2 minute walk to the bus to Port Authority (at this stop you almost always get a seat and it's a 20 min commute!). Grocery store around the corner, plenty of food options in close walking distance. This quiet building is perfect for late 20s/30s NYC commuters!

I stumbled upon The Lexington 5 years ago because a lease on another apartment fell through. Little…read moredid I know, I was moving into one of the nicest buildings in Hoboken. The Lexington is not like other buildings - you'll find premium, high-end fixtures and finishes, including flooring, cabinets, and wood-slat blinds (not the low quality faucets and cabinets you find in the new large buildings), an extremely responsive and professional maintenance team (same day fixes!), immaculate hallways, grounds and public spaces, and the centralized location makes it easy to get uptown AND downtown (and Acme is steps away in case you run out of milk!).

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.

We had the pleasure of working with Craig Paulson recently on an apartment search for my 21 year…read moreold daughter and friend. Craig was amazing. He spent a whole day with the girls on a search for the perfect apartment and neighborhood. They truly found it In the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The rental process was not easy but Craig stuck with it and did a ton of work behind the scenes to secure the property. The girls are so happy and so are the parents. Craig also made their day of apartment hunting super fun for them complete with a ride through the streets and park on City Bikes. I highly recommend Craig for any of your real estate needs.

I cannot recommend Craig Paulson highly enough!…read more I was going through a very challenging personal situation when I started my apartment search, and Craig treated me with immense kindness, empathy, and respect from day one. He went above and beyond to show me a lovely apartment in Brooklyn--complete with a private backyard--owned by a wonderful mother-and-son landlord team. But what truly set Craig apart was his dedication: he was quick in responding to communications and stuck with me through the entire application process, guiding me through every detail until the keys were in my hand. His professionalism, patience, and genuine care turned a stressful time into a successful move. I am incredibly grateful for everything he did for me. If you need a real estate broker who is not only dedicated and sharp but truly cares about his clients as human beings, look no further than Craig Paulson!

This review is SOLELY on the help I received from Cami as I have not fully moved in yet (move in…read moredate @ the end of Jan). I will provide an update on the building and life @ 333 etc after I've been in for a few months. Cami was EXTREMELY helpful in finding me a unit that fit my needs. I went back and met her maybe 4 times to see units within 333 Grand and their other properties. I was pretty clear on my wants and needs and she was able to go above and beyond for me. Truthfully, I was debating on another building all together and when I told her the only thing holding me back she was able to work some magic and help me get in the building. She was never bothered by the ton of emails I sent and when we found my new home she was kind enough to chat through some decor suggestions :). I actually hope we can catch up once I'm in as I'll need a friend in the neighborhood. Thank you Cami!

Do yourself a favor before considering moving into any of Liberty Harbor's building: Google Peter…read moreMocco. Do your research and get educated about the massive amounts of corruption the owner of this property has been entangled with for decades. Read the reviews: the REAL ones, not the phony BS plaguing all of their platforms. Read the Reddits. Read the GlassDoor. Read the news reports. Read the court cases. I am disgusted at the way they treat the very people that pay their bills. If you think you're moving into the lap of luxury...think again. Things are constantly broken down, amenities are overrun, rents increase across-the-board 12-15%+, and property management DOES NOT CARE ABOUT YOU; THEY JUST WANT YOUR $$$. They have completely monopolized the are: they own their own internet company (which is awful) that you're forced to use (Hiper), they own the streets themselves, they own a Montessori school nestled between 2 of their connected buildings, so you will CONSTANTLY hear screaming children in the play-yard that is situated in the interior courtyard of the building and echoes throughout (and yes, year-round, all day, every day!). They also share the amenities with these school children (pools, basketball courts, etc) becuase it's another one of their sham companies that they own. There are constant move outs every month and tons of vacancies for a reason. Run, run away, run far and fast. This place is a joke and so are the people that run it; it's lipstick on a pig. Shiny finishes that break off in your hand, nice smooth walls that you can hear every single thing through, constant power issues, electric bills that make absolutely no sense, management accessing your apartment without consent "by mistake," rats, lantern fly infestations, lying leasing agents; the list goes on and on. All of the residents that have gotten past the honeymoon phase feel this way. I never imagined I would feel less safe in my own home than anywhere else, but that's exactly what living at Liberty Harbor has become. I was the victim of an unprovoked, anti-gay attack by another resident. During the incident, he repeatedly used homophobic slurs, threatened to murder me because of my sexual orientation, and encouraged his young child to "target that f*ggot with his gun" while we were at the amenity pool. The incident was reported in real-time. Building security responded, but failed to act so police were called. 3 weeks later, property management has done nothing. I am repeatedly told that they are "investigating," yet they have refused to explain what actions--if any--they have taken to protect the residents. Meanwhile, the individual who threatened me continues to live in the building, and his apartment overlooks the very amenity where the attack occurred, making it impossible for me to safely use one of the amenities I pay for every month. My lease specifically states that threatening other residents can result in immediate eviction. Yet after receiving video evidence, witness statements, security reports, and a police report, Liberty Harbor has failed to enforce the standards they require every resident to agree to. As a result, I now carry pepper spray every time I leave my apartment. I no longer use the pool or other amenities. I've stopped hosting my monthly business offering for fellow residents because I no longer feel safe inviting people into that community. The sanctuary that my home once provided has been taken from me. Luxury apartments aren't defined by rooftop views or expensive amenities. They're defined by whether management protects the people who live there. When a resident is threatened with violence because they're gay and management's response is weeks of silence, delays, and vague statements that they're "still investigating," that tells you everything you need to know about where resident safety falls on their list of priorities. If you're considering moving here, ask yourself one question: If something serious happened to you, would you trust this management team to protect you? Because they won't.

The building looks nice with full size windows, but unfortunately too small rooms and practically…read moreinexistent dresser or walk in. Instead there is a small and very small space where to hang few clothes, no shelves or a possibility to insert any organized clothing. The area though is very nice. Lots of restaurants, walking around and shopping is fast.

I would recommend 70 Geeene Apartments if: 1. You enjoy…read moresocializing with your neighbors while you all wait for the one working elevator to arrive! 2. If you enjoy paying a 19% increases in your rent year to year! 3. If having a kind staff that cares about its residents just isn't that important to you!

I am recommending from the vantage point of an apartment seeker and someone who constantly goes to…read morethe Newport area to visit a friend and worked with Jeremiah (Jem) as my 5 star agent who has been very patient and hard-working. (Newport - please give her a raise, she is working long hours and answer my texts at late hours and on weekends) 1. This is my 3rd time looking for an apartment here. Maybe in the future. Why do I come here? 1. Location; 2. Safety; 3. No-fee; 4. Prices Recommendations: 1. If you see a low price, take it NOW. Don't wait. I did and my dream apartment increased by $500 in one week or so since there were daily increases. 2. Have all your papers ready beforehand.

Be careful if you want to stay here more than one year…read more The lease extension process for next year is completely unpredictable and unprofessional. It isn't even profitable for the Newport rental company, and here is why: ​We originally moved into a studio apartment for $2,600/month. The following year, the price increased to $2,740, and the year after that to $2,960. We decided to move to another community nearby because $2,960 is too much for a studio with no amenities. ​Ironically, we found that they are now offering our exact apartment for $2,600 again. It's funny--why is Newport willing to lose money on a month of vacancy and a lower market price instead of just keeping an existing renter at the same rate? Nobody even asked us to stay; we would have stayed if they hadn't raised the rent.

Iris is very friendly lady and professional. She did an an excellent Job, always helps me to carry…read moreheavy boxes. Please with kindness.

Avoid. Value for the money is simply not there. They pull the classic trap: nice entryway,…read moreamenities, service staff. The actual apartments are low quality and the building structure is cheap. You can hear your neighbors easier than in older buildings. Corporate landlord means rent increases are on the greedy side. Good luck getting your security deposit back on time as well. They nickel and dime you on fees on top of everything else. Tenants don't pick up their dog crap either.

We have lived in Park and Garden for several years. We have had a very positive experience until…read morerecently. In December, our lease renewal was issued. First, the renewal was 15 days late. We never received the renewal notice until a member of the management office "checked in" to see if we had made a decision. For a 12 month lease, we were offered a 45% increase. Eventually, we negotiated to an 18% increase for 15 months. This was about 13% higher than any renewal we had received prior. Since then, our neighbors have received renewal offers of 30% which the city assisted in negotiating down to 15% (2.5 times the CPI most reasonable renewals are compared against). Here's a story for anyone curious: https://www.tapinto.net/towns/hoboken/sections/real-estate/articles/bhalla-hoboken-residents-call-on-bozzuto-group-ceo-to-reconsider-rent-hikes In addition, the management office has become unhinged. They are rude to residents and staff members in the building. They have no sense of empathy or compassion for anyone, let alone the community they serve. When these concerns have been brought to Bozzuto at large, they have done nothing to help. In short, or TLDR, I wouldn't recommend living here. The pool is great, the gym is fine, but nothing is worth the expense of living in a constant state of disappointment.

If you're planning to stay for longer than your lease period, you're going to get screwed…read more During the pandemic all leading prices have been going down in Hoboken, despite this, we where offered the same rate if we signed a new 18 month lease. Even when confronted that there where available apartments bigger and cheaper than ours on their website, we where only offered one month concession. Upon terminating our lease we saw that our apartment was on the website $600 cheaper for a 18 month lease??!

With so many commercial and chain restaurants in the area, it was refreshing to walk past a coffee…read moreshop with such an aesthetically pleasing lounge area for people to take a break or study in. Friendly service and nobody to bother you when you're sitting to enjoy your alone time. Residents walking in and out of the building with their adorable pets that sometimes just loves the attention and new faces. Walking distance to harborside when you want to take a breath of fresh air and cute spot to fill up your instagram feed!

The coffee here is very good! The food is average but coffee is strong and good space to workread more