Observer Park

Yes, the rent is high and sometimes the elevator breaks, but that is all part of living in an apartment building. Just think about the fact that we didn’t have to worry about the blizzard a few weeks ago because they worked around the clock to make sure we were safe and shoveled out.
I have nothing but good things to say about living here. The office and maintenance staff has been nothing short of incredible. They have been so helpful over the last few months and have been incredibly accommodating and have worked really hard to fix all of my apartment related issues in a timely manner. They have assisted me with multiple package deliveries and have been even more amazing with helping me to coordinate with contractors to do work during the day when I am unable to be there.
Overall, they have all been great to work with and have tried to make my life so much easier over the past few months so thanks for the hard work!

this building is a sh*t hole, we have had an elevator not working for almost 4 weeks yet pay $ 3400 per month for a 2 bedroom apartment. Your packages get left on the street or if you are lucky in the foyer. They never make any offer for concessions and they are the WORST management company i have EVER dealt with. «kathryn coleman» will instead write you a novel of an email EVERY 6 HOURS to try and make it feel like raping is not a bad thing, but it sucks. NEVER EVER LIVE HERE. If i could take back the last two and half years of \getting this total run around and dealing with incompetent property managers who change every three months, I WOULD. But i can’t and Buzzoto stole it. if you do anything right in your life, DO NOT GO TO A BUZZUTO PROPERTY.

I have given one star because if you let them know something is broken they will answer your email. I moved in a couple months ago and I am beyond annoyed at the entire experience of living here and am currently looking for someone to transfer my lease to. When I moved in everything was broken. closet doors, window latches, oven lining torn, refrigerator shelves collapsing. The kitchen has to be at least 15 – 20 years old and the apartment probably hasn’t been painted in 10 years. When I asked about all these things, they said they only do full maintenance/​renovations if everyone moves out, but as long as the lease continues they don’t do anything besides basic maintenance. So my refrigerator is rusted and the shelves will stay broken along with the ripped oven lining I have to put on 500 degrees in order for it to adequately cook food and then it burns before it cooks so it’s useless anyway.
The carpets in the bedrooms are old and stained and no carpet cleaner can help it. the best part about all of it, is that I spoke to a few people on the floor who have some of the «newly renovated apartments» and they pay less than we do for our broken down apartment. The hallways smell like the garbage shoots, right now there is only one elevator in service because of renovations, so ALL THOSE PEOPLE have to use one elevator, so prepare to wait ten minutes. Two washing machines are out of service and there are only 7 for the whole building so prepare to wait for that too unless you are home during the day or up in the middle of the night. The carpets in the hall ways are stained as well.
I can’t wait till the lease is up or someone takes it from me. For the ABSURD amount of money charged to live here, this is anything but luxury.
I will give the fact it is convenient though, so if you work in the city you can’t ask for a better location so I guess that is what you are paying for.
I am just so so SO disappointed. A little TLC, a white coat of paint and a new fridge/​oven would make SO much difference

Elevators break all the time (at least 1x a month)
Same with Laundry/​and hot water for those who live on the first floor.
They fixed up the packaging issues, but now my text messages don’t work anymore.
The new thing, the management company enters apartments at their free will. No prior notice (state law requires 24 hour notice). You tell them no, and they pretty much say tough shit. we have to or we don’t get x, y, z.
Will complain to housing authority in hoboken.

I am not sure where to begin. The management is not that good at what they do and don’t try to go out of their way to help in any way possible. The elevators are awful and always slow. The automatic door has been broken for roughly a year. The gym doesn’t have good equipment. The laundry room is always filled up. They don’t have a doorman or any way for packages to not get stolen which is really disappointing. The television that lets you know if you have packages is always broken. Also if you do decide to renew your lease they increase it by 10%. If you move here its basically only for the decent location but not really worth it.