Condos At Union Square

I can confirm the first reviewers sentiments 100%. Do NOT sign a lease here. I feel sorry for anyone who gets stuck in a lease here.
While sewage ins’t an item checked on the lease as your responsibility, you can expect quarterly sewage bills of hundreds of dollars. Heaven forbid you try to leave before lease end, you will regret ever having lived here. Picking this building was one of the worse decisions I have ever made. I could go on, but I think the first reviewer sums up the experience pretty well.

DO NOT LIVE HERE. DO NOT GIVE THIS PLACE YOUR BUSINESS.
Ever meet a disgustingly rude and arrogant person in your life — and get angry that somehow they became successful? And even angrier that there are people out there giving these kinds of people business? That’s why I’m writing this review. So people know the truth about this building and the people who run it — and stop giving them their business:
1. It’s a known fact in the building that Union Square has horrible management. As a resident, you hear it all from neighbors. I’ve heard complaints frequently about the management and witnessed one particular realtor/manager’s shockingly unfair and disrespectful treatment to his tenants after they moved out (won’t give out the name to be respectful, but he must be fired).
2. Soundproofing is awful. For how much they claimed to spend in their apartments, you can hear EVERYTHING.
3. Utility bills are off the roof. I hear there’s a trick to avoiding this as some apartment units are much hotter all year round (even in the winter you keep the windows open to get cool air), and other apartments are the drastic opposite where it’s freezing cold all year round. Hot and cold, just like the management.
4. Maintenance have also been very slow to respond to issues.
I can’t believe this is the first bad review for this apartment, considering I’ve heard so many complaints from inside the building itself. Well, at least there’s one honest review on this building out there now.
Note: At first when I heard the complaints, I defended the building. But then I saw the management for their true colors when they gypped my friend (a former neighbor) out of their security deposit right when they moved. They’ll sell you on all their «new» apartment furnishings when you first walk in… when really if you make even a tiny scratch on them, they will charge you in the end (and then some).
Trust me, don’t waste your time. Save yourself the misery and STAY AWAY.