I've had the pleasure of working with Julianne on my first condo purchase in NYC. From start to…read morefinish, Julianne did an excellent job walking me through the process, coordinating all the logistics with all involved parties, and answering any and all of my questions relating to condo policies, procedures, and closing protocols. The closing process was smooth and Julianne payed extra attention to all the closing documents before having me sign. She was able to answer and explain all the paperwork in simple terms, which I greatly appreciated. If you're looking for a law firm to assist with a home purchase, this is the firm and team to hire.

We worked with Weidenbaum & Harari for the purchase of our first home, and could not have a better…read moreexperience. We worked with Jeffrey, one of the partners, and his team, and had a positive experience from end to end - from the intro call to the due diligence and till the very closing. We got valuable advice along the way for some non-standard issue we had, and everything was professional and transparent. The flat retainer fee structure was also reasonable, competitive, and easy to work with.

This is horrible service here! I've been trying to reach Shawn Holzer at this company since April…read more30th. I applied to a lotto for an apartment with them, sent in my application and $75 Money order back in April. I receive another letter for the lotto offer almost like they didn't receive my packet, however the money order I got was through Chase Bank and they could track that it was indeed cashed by Lincoln Amsterdam House. I've called Shawn Holzer on 5/1, 5/5, 5/7, 5/8 and today leaving voice messages. Why is my call not being returned? I can see now by this Yelp that this is bad management company. I will definitely be contacting the Mayor's office on this. Seems like a scam to me.

Once again, one must turn to yelp for help with the quality of life issues in our apartment…read morebuilding. Board Members have said we should complain to Management. Management does not respond, or tell you they take direction from the Board. THERE ARE basic laws here with in NYC, for instance: No personal property should be left in the common areas (i.e.common hallways). It is not only a fire hazard, but if ANYONE should trip, or fall, or even cut/scratch themselves on anything in the hall, individuals/the building/management etc would be held responsible. Our upper floors have carriages, strollers, bicycles lined up in our halls, and these things "live" there on a regular basis. We DO care about our neighbors who find it inconvenient to use basement storage. HOWEVER, this is a prewar building with very large apartment rooms (if one compares this to more modern dwellings). Their items can be brought into their apartments. WE have done this, not only here, but in our past residences, respectively. NOT because we were told it was illegal, but because we did not feel it was fair to force neighbors/visitors view our personal belongings. As children in prewar buildings,,we watched our parents bring our bicycle, and the carriage/stroller of our younger siblings INTO our apartment's front hall, foyer,,or livingroom. Shopping carts were placed in closets, and,,it necessary, a full sized bicycle was hung high on the wall! UNHEARD OF? TOO INCONVENIENT? Ever watch SEINFELD? Jerry has his bike hanging high on HIS WALL in the hall outside his bathroom! This is NEW YORK, and that is what CONSIDERATE New Yorkers do! Responsible Management Companies ENFORCE the the fire code, NY LAWS, and CARE about the quality of life issues of the tenants/shareholders. It is truly depressing to look out into the hall, and see these things lined up in the common hall on every upper floor. Everything the owners of these items do not want to look at in their own personal space, they put out in the hall for everybody else to look at? FAIR? JUST? LEGAL? CONSIDERATE? SAFE? - please make note, this problem started when Maxwell Kate's took over, and every year it has gotten worse and worse, despite complaints from more "sane" shareholders.

I'm a huge Folson Group fan. NYC gave our Washington Heights co-op a big fat red F for its energy…read moreefficiency, a rating that I see each and every time I walk through our building's front doors. Our board recently engaged The Folson Group to reduce our building's expenses while improving our rating, and we're already seeing the benefits. They have unparalleled knowledge of NYC's co-ops and condos, and their pragmatic, positive approach and proven results will win over even the most cynical board. The cherry on top? We had to pay NOTHING up front because they take their fee from whatever they save the building. In other words, their skin is fully in the game.

From the owner: The Folson Group specializes in helping NYC co-op and condo boards find the right property…read moremanagement company for their building. Property Management Search Services: Unlike property management firms that manage buildings, we're independent consultants who work exclusively for boards. We guide you through comprehensive RFP processes, shortlist qualified firms, moderate interviews, negotiate contracts, and manage the transition to your new management company. We evaluate 500+ NYC property management firms and have zero financial incentive to favor one over another. Additional Services for Boards: Cost Reduction: Contingency-based savings on operating expenses and capital projects (you only pay if we save you money) Strategic Advisory: Objective guidance on major board decisions, capital planning, and governance Project Management: Oversight of capital repairs, renovations, and compliance projects Featured in: Habitat Magazine, The Cooperator Serving: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Westchester County

A full service building full of very nice staff and residents. I'm required to say more but…read morehey........ think I've said enough. Except..the laundry room needs a drastic upgrade and some of landscaping looks like unkempt land.

This community is beautiful. I grew up here before downtown became like lower manhattan and the…read moreviews from the buildings are great. Nice neighborhood and very close to major subways

Unfortunately, this coop is not pet friendly. They have nice grounds viewed from the interior…read more There is a dead tree at the corner of Myrtle Av and Ashland Place that seems to have been there forever. It does not look dangerous just abandoned. They need to work on their sidewalk appeal on along Ashand Place like Brooklyn Hospital next door. The Hospital has smaller dead trees on Ashland Place. which wiil be a more of a main strip once BAM finishes all of its construction.

Property is well-maintained and I love the fact that there is someone on the premises 5 days a…read moreweek. Not only is Chuck (Charles Boyle) on the premises but he doesn't just sit in the office, he is walking the grounds daily. Always available and easy to talk to he even gave me a cell phone number for emergencies. Right now we're renting but would love to own here-quiet and peaceful.

#wishyouwerehere (732)539-6272. I'm on site. #realestate For sale. For rent. Condos. Town homes…read more Mansions. Oceanfront.