building at 108 Fifth Avenue
Started by Philly_to_NY
over 15 years ago
Posts: 2
Member since: May 2010
Discussion about 108 Fifth Avenue in Flatiron
Anyone with experience in this building care to comment on the level of services and the nature of the neighbors? Considering rental and looking for any input that could help guide the choice. Thanks
Is there a reason that the units in this building are so depressing? Considering the prices they are commanding you would think someone in the building would do a nice renovation or get some decent furniture. Every time I see the photos of a place listed here, I get the blues..
haha totally agree. the ceilings look about 8ft high
The great thing about nyc is that there are a ton of choices when it comes to apartment buildings. Sounds like this one didn't work for the other poster. To bring balance to this thread, I lived at this building until last year (was in nyc for 4 years for work). I chose the building bcs 1) I wanted the offerings of the neighborhood, and living on Fifth Ave was a perk; 2) it is newer construction which is rare on lower Fifth , and it went up just before they landmarked the 'ladies mile', so amenities were grandfathered in; 3) it had amenities I valued and couldn't find in the area (e.g., every apt has a vented w/d; all units have a balcony; each apt gets a free storage unit, condo so the rules were manageable/our application process was a breeze); 4) staff was fulltime and highly service oriented-- especially the weekday doorman and super; 5) approx. 50 unit size was not too small but still felt communal. I will say that living thru the lobby reno was tricky to live thru but the outcome was lovely and tasteful to those of us who lived there. As I said, nyc buildings are a matter of preference and taste, and this one more than worked for us. We were sorry to leave.