Tapestry

Love living here. the area is getting better and the building is great. near all the train. yes the front staff change all the time but hey nothing is perfect

I’ve Lived In The Building Since It Was First Built. Second Resident On My Floor. Since Then A Lot Has Changed. There Is A New Doorman Every Few Months, iDon’t Even Bother Getting Acquainted Anymore. We Use To Have Friendly Doorman Now They Don’t Even Speak Wen You Walk In And Out. Management Has Changed Also Still Waiting For Them To Fix My Close Door That’s Been Broken Over 5Months Now. Its A Nice Building But In A Shitty Neighborhood. Drug Addicts All Over And Don’t Even Get Me Get Started On Lexington Ave, One Of The Worst Places To Be Especially In The Summer Time. I’m Looking To Move And Get Far Far Away From The East Side!

The best place I’ve ever lived. I wish I didn’t have to relocate last year. Staff were nice and responsive. my apartment was brand new so never lived in. The property was always clean. My neighbors were friendly. No noise. Convenient to trains and buses, especially if going to LGA.

Just renewed my contract for a third time, that should tell you how highly we think of this place. The underground garage is a big plus, with good monthly rates for residents of the building. The staff is always nice and welcoming «welcome home Felix». Couldn’t imagine going back to living in a place without the concierge service; No more missed deliveries. The gym and terrace are very nicely kept, as well as the ample laundry room in the basement. Some of the apartments do have washer and dryers. You get much more space for the price than anywhere else we have seen in the city. Subway 1block away, select bus in the corner, drycleaner in first floor, gas station in the back and right off the Triboro. Also there is a police station 50 feet away, so couldn’t feel safer in the area.

Incredible views at a reasonable price. Close to the ⁴⁄₅.
Spent two years here– zero complaints.

I’ve lived in Tapestry for over a year and I love it. It’s a community rather than just a building. People are friendly and there are lots of dogs so we owners get to know each other. The door staff and porters are so lovely and the building manager runs this place like a tight ship. It’s better maintained than the super expensive landmark building I lived in for many years in Chelsea.
The only downfall is that there aren’t many good cafes or coffee shops in the immediate vicinity. Hopefully more will open up. A short walk to 5^th Avenue and Lenox Avenue provides a better selection.
I’m a single woman and I feel safe in this neighborhood.

The doorman turnover is so high and the good ones always end up leaving or getting shafted because of internal politics.
The actual building is nice, and Brian is always timely and polite when addressing problems. The people that manage this building on the other hand are terrible (Phipps NY). They are swindlers that are out to make a quick buck.

Rent is super expensive, the security guards at the front desk change every couple months so it’s not worth forming lasting relationships, and there’s not much in the surrounding neighborhood.

One pet per apartment with no consideration as to size or disposition of pets? Seems odd that a large dog is allowed but two cats are not.