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Originally Posted by TopHarlem
And like I said, the South Bronx isn't the issue. Why are you so scared of the South Bronx? It sounds like you have some issues you need to deal with. Anyway, MY issue is with the management, because if I was renting an apartment in gramercy and was exposed to the same situation, I would be right here saying the same thing. And if that was the case, would you be telling me how I'm a fool for renting an apartment in gramercy? South Bronx, North Bronx, East Bronx, I don't care where I go to rent, those conditions are unacceptable anywhere.
Do you have an answer to the question I asked in the original post, because that would actually be helpful.
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Am in the area regularly and have been for years, so there are no *issues*. Am just telling things the way they are, and no one in their right mind should move anywhere without doing research. How you did that is just insane. No other way to say it. You didn't check the place out on your own before agreeing? Surely you had time to during the time they were reviewing your paperwork.
There is nothing wrong with the South Bronx, other than it having a high propensity for the behavior you described, so if considering moving to another place in the area, hopefully won't be made for a fool twice.
The answer to your question is, yes, some people don't do their research before moving OR a situation arises where they need to change course. In any event, if you're allowed out of the lease, consider yourself lucky. If not, well good luck, because you will be in for a fight. You signed an agreement and you are trying to now back out of the agreement. Not saying what you experienced is ok, but certainly avoidable if you did your homework in advance.
Can take your situation up with an attorney or whatever, and show all evidence in housing court, and hope an agreement can be reached.
Can also request another apartment but with such a management company running buildings like this one, cannot imagine that they have a diversified portfolio of buildings, so I would expect much of the same, but worth giving a try or whatever.