Submitted by "Paronomaniac" on 01/26/2010

I moved into this building in March 2009 and discovered the bugs in the middle of August 2009. For the first two treatments, building management was competent and quick but when I needed a third then a fourth treatment, they dragged their feet. I left messages daily for a week trying to find out when the exterminator would be back but management never felt the need to update me.
The supers here are also pretty awful: unfriendly, unhelpful, just plain rude. When I explained that bed bugs can travel through the walls, between units, they refused to believe me. I watched the bugs crawl out of small gaps in the walls, but they refused to believe the bugs could be in other units.
They also told me they would pay for the first treatment but I would have to pay for any additional treatments. This is wrong; landlords are responsible for providing a pest-free environment and are responsible for paying for any and all treatments required. Makes me wonder if there are other people in the building with bugs who aren't getting treatment because they can't/don't want to pay for it.
I haven't slept in my bed since August 17, when I first discovered the problem. I will be moving out April 1 and I can't wait to get away from here. I'm on the 16th floor but I can't recommend this building to anyone, on any floor.

Submitted by "Dues" on 01/16/2010

Bed bugs, cockroaches, and some other bugs... they travel from unit to unit. been their for 1 year and 10 months. the last 5 months of me being there was hell. apart from that to it is a 50 / 50. good, quick management. I do and do not recommend it. anything below the 10 floor forget it. any 2 bedroom forget it. the sprayed from top to bottom every year. so you are bound to get them eventually.

enjoy the bugs if yo do not mind them spraying it every year.

would I move back there, NO. breathing the exhaust gasses from the Gardiner and the noise pollution.

even if you paid me to live there. the building is good but the neighborhood is trash. still needs a lot of cleaning.