RiverParc Apartments

I've been a resident since 2018 and the building itself has some strengths but the management is seriously lacking. I was charged for months for a storage unit that's in a raw cement "janitor-type" room only to find 1/2 my stuff was stolen and the storage unit was given to someone else. I contacted management via email early on the day it happened and did not get a response until I called again two days later. The leasing staff is great and responsive but cannot make up for the way this... building is managed - clearly the residents are an afterthought. Such a shame but stay away. Read More

We moved to this building in November of 2017. On the surface, everything is really nice; nice floor plans, nice amenities and gorgeous view of NYC. However, that is on the SURFACE.

Once we moved in, we started experiencing the very sub par quality of both the building and service. I'm going to point out some of the things:

1. If something breaks and you call maintenance, you will be lucky if they ever show up. Once they do, they don't really get the issue resolved, until you have chased... them through the building about 5 times.

2. Quality of the construction: is CRAP. For ex: The windows are not properly sealed so you will FREEZE if you sit next to one, even if the heat is on full blast. I have the A/C on right now and the house never reaches 74 degrees like I have it set. The bathroom sink clogs all the time and the shower has very little water pressure.

3. THE ENTIRE BUILDING'S ALARM FIRE ALARM GOES OFF ABOUT ONCE EVERY 4-5 WEEKS AT ALL HOURS. The firefighters told us it was caused by faulty sprinklers in the building. When I asked the leasing office to fix it, the manager said that it is very normal for this to happen in any building when it rains. Really? I have been inside many buildings when it rains and never experienced this.

4. The garage door slammed close on my guest's car door. I was told by the leasing office that they couldn't do anything about it. That concierge should be the one opening the door for guests. However, concierge were the ones who showed us how to operate the door because they are NOT supposed to be opening it for us.

5. If you email the leasing office for concerns they won't answer. If you go to their office to ask for help, they will tell you you have to deal with it, because it is how it is and it is very unfortunate that you have to deal with it.

IF YOU CAN AVOID IT, DON'T MOVE HERE. BELIEVE THE REVIEWS. I should have done that. Read More

I think they meant for this to be an upscale area, but there is no follow through. The management office doesn't care about the maintenance of the units. Garbage is always being piled up in the garbage rooms and the hallways reek of fish. I just read in the paper that in the luxury building across the street renovation have revealed bottles of urine and half eaten food closed up in the walls.

The apartments initially seems fine - we have four corporate units here. The views are impressive, but:

1. The apartments all have leaks
2. The front desk staff changes often, as soon as I learn someone's name, they are gone
3. The office is slow to respond to complaints or requests. They want you to wait for two months to patch a hole in the ceiling, but they don't consider any requests for rent-reductions, etc...
4. THERE IS NOTHING HERE. You must have a car if you want to do grocery... shopping or plan on schlepping it all home on the ferry from Manhattan.
5. The apartments are not cheap - it would be better to give up the view and actually be in NYC Read More

Horrible apartment and not worth the price. We haven't even been here a year and the apartment is falling apart. Cheap fixture and appliances. Many things broke and in need of repair. The fees are ridiculous. The sales person we dealt with originally lied about many things. The list goes on. The only amazing thing about the RiverParc is the front desk staff, but they don't even work for the building. Otherwise the building is poorly run and a waste of money. Don't move here.