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The building is well heated and during the winter and cool during the summer days.
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This property needs a lot of work. The common area spaces such as the stairwell, hall ways, and lobby are ...
This is a great walkup building with roof access in the summer. The apartments are older with wood floors. Appliances ...
Riverside Park Community is a five-building apartment complex ranging from 10 to 35 stories between West 133rd and 135th Streets ...
Beware of this developer. Quality of construction is very poor, look at some of his prior buildings. Also do you ...
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