95 Wall

I had a few experiences here that ruined it for me. For one, don't ever fill out the surveys they send you because they are not anonymous. A few months after we moved in, I filled out a survey that they sent to my email. In my survey I expressed my disappointment with a few interactions I had in the mail room. The next day I go pick up a package and the mail guy confronts me about what I wrote and goes into detail on specific things I mentioned in the survey. He then admitted that management had told him what I wrote and that he was very upset with me. Mind you, I never submitted a complaint regarding the incidents, I just thought I was submitting an anonymous survey in which they ASKED for feedback. I felt so uncomfortable and upset every time I had to pick up packages after that. I also called management to express how upset I was with their confidentiality and they didn't even care lol. The next thing I would like to highlight is the whole AC situation. The project was not completed on time and the entire building had no AC during a heat wave. It really was unbearable and unlivable. The best part is management sent a terrible "apology email". Funny because when they were doing repairs in the lobby they hosted a breakfast for residents, but when they create horrible living conditions, they barely even acknowledge it. It was actually hotter in the apartment than it was outside. The windows barely open so there wasn't even airflow. It was so bad I would've rather left my dog in a locked car on a hot day with the windows rolled up than my own apartment. When we confronted management they said "sorry for the inconvenience". How is this a luxury building and they get away with things like this? Least they could've done is offered refreshments in the lobby lol. Also would like to acknowledge the mail room hours. 8:30-5:30pm. Good thing I work from home because my boyfriend works from 7:30am-7pm in office and is never home in time to get his mail. Only good thing about this place was the maintenance staff and doormen (and woman). They were great and always so nice. Overall though, this place sucks. Also, you will be paying a ton in utilities (way higher than average).

This converted 2 bedrooms has it all in a well finished package. Kitchen dons granite corner-tops, highend appliances plus dishwasher! Dark hard wood finished floors are throughout and a crystal chandelier in the kitchen comes standard. A wide foyer and high ceilings gives the apartment an open airy feel. Both bedrooms are equipped with there own air/heat units which allows roommates to control their own temperatures. Bedrooms have room for full/queen bed with dressers, each room as extremely Large full size windows that is literally the size of one wall. Bathroom is designed like a high end hotel with marble throughout and stellar water pressure. Washer dryer in unit for upmost convenience however there is in-house valet and laundry service, so you can have it all. As part of this luxurious lifestyle, residents have access to a 24/7 state of the art gym, well situated lounge with wifi and roof deck. To top it off a complimentary breakfast is served Monday-Friday with fresh coffee, juices, Danish and more. Just steps away from Fulton center, south street seaport and smorgasburg and the lively iconic stone street. Lastly, All subways lead home. Take your pick of subway lines. 2/3/4/5/1/ R all within a few minute walk. Welcome home.

95 Wall has been my first New York home for the past 4 years... from the get go the building had great energy. It has a Duane Reade (convenience store), valet service for dry-cleaning and UPS deliveries, parking lot, and Starbucks built in. Not only do we get continental breakfast every morning Mon-Fri and a 24/7 gym... this building has amazing staff who has gotten me through many of my New York experiences thus far (Hurricane Sandy ahem). Renovated roof top in the summer and a cosy lounge with sectional private areas for reading or work.. family room for the kids and many other exceptional services the building provided throughout my years in New York will be cherished long term!

majority of apartments have dark, hard wood floors that go beautiful with just about any style of interior decorating. The ceilings are at least 12' and make even my 500 sq ft studio feel big. The appliances are top of the line. There is no full oven but let's face it - in the middle of Manhattan who is really doing a ton of baking? The front desk staff are all professional but friendly. The gym is large for a building this size and no matter the day or time I can always find a machine to use. I've lived in a lot of luxury apartments in 3-4 major U.S. Cities and I have never seen a maintenance team that is so quick to fix any issues that do arrive. Overall, I'm very happy here and have I resigned my lease for a second year.