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    Linden Hill No 2 Company-Op Corporation

    Linden Hill No 2 Company-Op Corporation

    4.0
    (1 review)

    This is well run Co-op in a nice safer location of Flushing, Queens…read more It's a three block walk to PS 21 Elementary School, or 185 Junior High School. It's a 12 block walk to Flushing High School. It's a 1-2 block walk to two shopping centers that have grocery stores and restaurants and drug and hardware stores, etc. It's a 1/2 block walk to the Express Bus stop that takes you into Manhattan. It's a 1/2 block walk to City Buses that take you to Flushing Main Street for the MTA #7 Train into Manhattan. There are sitting areas and as well as a playground for tenant use. The Buildings in this Co-op were constructed in the 1950's utilizing funding from the Government to encourage building for families after World War II. Only a few of the original tenants remain. The current age of residents is from 0 to 99. The Co-ops, originally a mix of Irish, Jewish & Italian, are now more than 50% Chinese and Korean, with the remainder Irish, Jewish, Italian & some Latin. One of the two closest shopping centers to this location is 100% Asian businesses. The neighborhoods stretching from the South of the Co-op are predominately Asian. The Co-op Board of Directors over the past 10 years has been very aggressive about maintaining a cash surplus on the books, as well making capitol improvements by taxing the residents with annual assessments based on the amount of unit size/and stock ownership shares. One of the most valuable recent improvements was the replacement of all the elevators via a three year assessment. It is expected that assessments will continue into the future as more improvements are required to meet code or replace aging facilities. Much of the internals, such as plumbing and electrical lines unless replaced as needed, are from the 1950's. None of the apartments were built with modern day sound-proofing so you can hear neighbors walking above you--flushing the toilet, etc. The Co-op has their own modern gym. (Separate fee required to use.) There is no pool at this property. For fire safety, there are fire escapes for all units above the 1st floor and units have to be equipped with smoke detectors. There were no sprinklers build into any of the units. Monthly Maintenance can be high based on the size of the apartment but is all inclusive. Cost of Electricity, Heat, Water, Garbage, General Emergency Maintenance (Stuffed Toilet, Pipes) are included in the Monthly Maintenance. Exception is Air Conditioning--Tenants are assessed annually for the number of AC units that they have in their windows to cover the cost of this electric. Maintenance is billed and payed monthly. There are no laundry machines in any units. The Co-op provides a card pay as you go laundry room on the 1st Floor of every building with modern machines. Free parking is available on the street subject to alternate size restrictions so you must move your car regularly. The Co-op for the past many years has had a 3-5 year waiting list for parking in an assigned space for a monthly fee. They also have indoor parking for a higher fee. Maintenance staff is held to a regular cleaning schedule that keeps the building looking good, however they look to supplement their income by charging for personal in unit favors and work when off-duty. During snow days, the staff clears snow from walkways immediately. They employ an outside contractor to clear the driveways. Overall, this Co-op is a good value, especially the smaller apartments for those that do not need or cannot afford to live in Manhattan or want to be midway between Manhattan and Long Island and Westchester. The cost of an apartment here can be 1/4 the cost of the same in Manhattan. Co-operators are welcome to fix up their apartments, and some have done a tremendous job doing so. Some upgrades requires approval of the Board. Prospective tenants should be aware as in all older buildings in NYC, that you can expect capital improvement assessments to continue, that the rising cost of electric and services in NYC will result in regular maintenance increases, that water pressure, temperature stability, and sewage line efficiency cannot parallel that in a modern building unless updated. Also for investors--this Co-op does not permit subletting--this must be your primary residence. You must pass both a financial and background examination as well as an interview with the Board of Directors. The Board requires minimum Reported income based on the size of each unit. With a down payment, banks will lend of these units to qualifying customers. The Board requires that all residents be photographed so that they can know who is living in each unit. Buyers and sellers are welcome to employ licensed real estate agents for the sale process. Closings for these units are conducted the same as a house with the buyer and seller represented by their lawyer, Co-op # 2 has their lawyer, and the bank will have their lawyer present at the offices of the Co-op's attorney in Queens.

    Venture NY Property Management

    Venture NY Property Management

    3.7
    (63 reviews)

    Reviewing a management company is a bit like evaluating a car dealership, there is a tainted…read moreindustry presumption they are all deceitful, so you are wary to believe or trust them, or rely upon the truthfulness of online commentary and referrals. So, it is important to acknowledge and appreciate exceptions of excellent service and reliability; praising individuals who show competency and pride in their job duties, along with respect, courtesy, and value in their interactions. VNYPM has proven themselves to be this anomaly, deviating from low expectations by restoring confidence and care, rather than sustaining doubt and apathy. As a shareholder for nearly 20 years, in a Pre-War Queens Co-op building, my comparative observations about the detached, duplicitous, ineffective multiple management companies, and unqualified absent Supers I have had the misfortune to witness; have been transformed by Anes with his conscientious responsive team. Especially outstanding, Amy with her diligence, kindness, and delightful sense of humor; and, Izeta with her empathy, flexibility, and trustworthiness. Anes, one of the owners, is accessible via email or phone, and has responded promptly with genuine concern and diplomacy to any urgent matter I have had, particularly health related required accommodations. Thanks to Anes employing Neoly, we finally have a professionally skilled, and dependable live-in Super, who is attentive, friendly, and hard-working. When VNYPM was hired several years ago by our newly elected board, they took over a huge mess; from financial debt and instability, to prior mismanagement negligence, a mendacious incapable Super arduous to fire, and many complicated major repair and maintenance issues. Throw in a pandemic, which created complex and combative lockdown and safety issues to navigate, and additional financial strain on the residents and building. Because of the smart guidance and leadership of VNYPM, and their recommendations and partnership to the Board, it is really remarkable we are now in the best financial shape this building has ever been in, with visible improvements of a modernized elevator, and demolition and installation of tiled stones to our expansive exterior entrance. Looking forward to seeing the interior painting started, and floor cleaning finished, which will make all the difference to re-establish its faded glory, Every building's situation and priorities are different, but they all have the same management needs for dedication, responsibility, accountability, consistency, transparency, prompt honest communication, and decisive action. Management companies are being hired for their expertise, but, let's not forget they work for us, even though they are managing us! VNYPM shows an understanding of this reciprocal relationship, and how properly servicing these demands guarantees mutual success and stability for them, and our residential buildings. VNYPM is receptive to suggestions to what they could do differently or better so they can continue to grow and learn, efficiently problem-solve, and provide the highest client satisfaction. This open readiness to listen, is a significant distinction for me. I applaud VNYPM's willingness to think outside the box, and knowing when to compromise wisely. They offer creative innovative solutions, using only limited available resources, that realize the individualized vision for each building. This makes them uniquely qualified in my estimation, as they are both frugal, and inventive. Hope my positive review provides clarity in your consideration of VNYPM to manage your property. Professor J.

    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.

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