Reviews
The building is convenient, visually new and unusually amenity-heavy, with friendly front-line staff receiving praise even in critical accounts. The recurring problems are more structural: sound travels between homes, elevators and entry systems fail, and management communication can be thin during outages or disputes.
What residents praise
Residents value the short walk to Journal Square station, nearby groceries and straightforward Manhattan commute.
Cleaning, maintenance and front-desk teams are described as kind, quick to answer and helpful with ordinary requests.
Coworking, fitness, rooftop seating, bowling, basketball and game rooms give residents several places to work or unwind.
What residents complain about
Residents describe hearing conversations, televisions, footsteps and door slams, along with cooking or cigarette smells entering their homes.
Multiple residents report long elevator waits, several cars out at once and entrance doors that repeatedly fail.
Accounts mention weak updates during power or internet outages, unresolved smoke complaints and promised pricing or concessions changing before signing.
Similar buildings
A nearby newer tower with a different social and amenity program; compare apartment size, fees and resident experience.
A larger complex directly beside PATH; compare station access, sound insulation and total monthly cost.
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