22/1/25
Stay Away for the Short-Term or Hope for Change for the Long-Term
I have lived here for several years with several building management teams. I would currently recommend not living at SkyHouse.
SkyHouse is best known for its views and its safety. However, it no longer the same luxury standards set by previous building managements. This appears to be in-large part as Greystar changes the strategy held by previous managements.
The management team has struggled with their communication of severe maintenance issues (including the commonly known elevator woes) --... which do not appear to be close to being resolved despite it being a several month issue. The management team also appears to be struggling with the frustration expressed by current residents, incredibly protective rather than being conversational about issues.
It is one thing to be upset, it is another to not be hospitable.
Greystar has also begun to focus on catering to shorter-term stays -- including allowing AirBnb hosting and a new feature of a "guest stay."
The building is forgo-ing cleaning carpets on floors in pursuit of new non-carpeted flooring and is making changes to the clubroom area that will impact quality of life. The building feels stripped of the qualities that made it a great place to stay, in-lieu for a cheapened approached intent on generating money.
It is evident that Greystar has a vision however that vision does not look out for current residents or residents in the short-term.
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