Summary

The Shoreline is a newer Bath Beach waterfront rental with broad views, multiple roof decks, fitness and spa spaces, a separately priced outdoor Pool Club, work lounges and indoor parking. Residents praise the views, cleanliness and friendly staff, while unusually high electric bills, management communication, security and short-term stays, water or heating problems and parking service are the major concerns.

248 unitsOpened 2024Managed by Plaza Management

Reviews

Residents agree that the building can feel clean, welcoming and visually impressive, with strong views and helpful front-line staff. The detailed negative accounts describe a much less consistent operation, especially around electric billing, security, apartment systems and getting management to resolve problems.

What residents praise

Waterfront views are the clearest advantage

Residents repeatedly praise open Verrazzano, harbor and skyline views, with corner apartments and upper-floor lounges making the setting feel distinctive.

Staff and common-area upkeep earn praise

Many residents describe friendly, approachable staff and a building that is kept clean, comfortable and welcoming.

The shared spaces cover work and recreation

Residents value the pool, lounges, roof decks and fitness areas, though satisfaction depends on access, condition and the additional charges.

What residents complain about

Electric bills can be unexpectedly high

Multiple residents report unusually large electricity charges through the building's billing setup, including when their apartments were lightly occupied.

Security and short-term stays worry residents

Residents describe limited overnight desk coverage, unfamiliar short-term occupants and serious entry incidents that made the building feel more transient and less secure.

Management and apartment systems can be difficult to resolve

Complaints include unresponsive management, water and drainage failures, weak heat, damaged finishes and amenities that were unavailable or poorly maintained.

Valet parking creates delay and damage risk

Residents report long retrieval times, repeated scratches and a claims process that can take substantial follow-up even after the operator changes.

Amenities

The Shoreline has in-unit laundry, central air and an attended lobby. Shared amenities include a fitness center, outdoor pool, roof decks and laundry room, with a 24-hour valet garage.

In the apartment
In-unit laundry
Central air
Dishwasher
In the building
Doorman
Elevator
Fitness center*
Pool*
Shared outdoor space*
On-site parking*
Package service
Resident storage*

* Fees apply to marked amenities. See Costs in the Availability tab.

Also here: Bike storage · Resident spa with dry sauna and steam room · Co-working lounge with conference area · Media/movie lounge · Billiards game room · Verrazano Room 24th-floor sunset lounge

Location

The Shoreline is located at 2230 Cropsey Avenue, New York, NY 11214. The Shoreline sits on the Bath Beach waterfront beside the Belt Parkway, about nine minutes from the D at Bay Parkway. The setting provides broad water views but has fewer mapped everyday shops and parks immediately around the building than denser inland neighborhoods.

  • 9 min
    Bay PkwyD
  • 15 min
    20 AvD

Building records

Housing complaints are relatively uncommon compared with similar buildings, with reports concerning noise, air quality and ventilation. Sound transfer and airflow are useful things to assess in the apartment.

Reported housing complaintsPast 3 years

Reported housing complaints
Housing-related reports submitted to NYC 311 by residents or the public. A report describes a reported issue, not a confirmed violation.

2 reports per 100 apartments, versus 28.8 for other comparable apartment buildings in New York.

CategoryReportsLatest
3
Dec 2025
1
May 2026
1
Apr 2026

HPD housing-code violationsPast 3 years

HPD housing-code violations
Housing-code violations issued by NYC’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development after an inspection. Routine administrative filings and notices are excluded.

No HPD violations recorded in this period.

Rent history

Recent asking rents have centered around $3,204 for studios, $3,280 for one-bedrooms and $4,645 for two-bedrooms.

Typical rents

Typical rents
Final asking rents from listings that ended in the past year.
Studio
$3,211median / mo
$2,800$3,276
1 bed
$3,275median / mo
$3,050$4,900
2 beds
$4,580median / mo
$4,200$5,100

Concessions

Historical concessions
Free-rent offers on listings that ended in the past year, including listings with no offer.

61% of listings offered free rent, most commonly one month. If the apartment you like doesn’t include an offer, it’s worth asking whether leasing can extend one.

No free rent recorded: 39%1 month: 29%1.5 months: 1%2 months: 24%2.5 months: 2%3 months: 5%
61%of listings offered free rent
No free rent recorded
39%(52 of 133)
1 month
29%(39 of 133)
1.5 months
1%(1 of 133)
2 months
24%(32 of 133)
2.5 months
2%(2 of 133)
3 months
5%(7 of 133)
  • Current property rows display gross rent, the free-month offer and net rent separately; terms and eligibility vary by apartment.

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