Parc Cameron Apartments

"Parc Cameron is a pre-war building on the 86th walking distance from central park. My apartment has a good amount of space and a good skyline for a good price. They have in building washer/dryer and concierge. My move-in experience was the smoothest I have had. Everything was clean, in good condition and well organized. Their website for residents is pretty comprehensive. The staff is welcoming, friendly and very competent. They go an extra mile on a regular basis to make a newcomer feel comfortable and satisfied. My neighbors are quiet and considerate. The subway is a few minutes and so are post offices, restaurants, food trucks, grocery, stores and shows. The sounds of the city is what takes getting used to is all. The streets are cleaner than the usual NYC streets."

"I am a former resident, moved out in October 2023. First of all, I want to say that the on-site staff are some of best I have ever had. They are kind, friendly, super helpful and efficient. I had a wonderful experience staying at the apartment because of them. They are really the best! My interaction with the manager, Melissa on the other hand, left a bad taste in my mouth. When I moved out I believed I opted in for a cleaning service so I did not properly clean the apartment. I then saw a cleaning fee in my last statement so I emailed Melissa asking about what I believed was the extra charge on top of the opted in cleaning service. The communication via email was less than ideal. She responded to less then half of the emails sent and for the ones she did she left some questions unanswered. I was still unclear about the charges after a few back and forth so I called the office. Another staff picked up and kindly explained what the different charges were but at the end of the call I still had to pay about $50 more than what I expected to so I asked if I could have Melissa call me back to discuss this. She never did. After that I didn't think it was worth it to keep chasing her for any explanation. It was a frustrating interaction nonetheless at the end of what has been an amazing stay at the apartment."

"We have lived at the Parc Cameron for about 2.5 years now and can't imagine living anywhere else. The staff are so kind and extremely helpful. A particular shoutout to Rubens, who has helped me on multiple occasions with pest control and more recently, with oven issues. We had some concerns about roaches about a year after we moved in, but assumed it was part of living in an old NYC building- wrong! After thorough, careful cleaning and diligent follow-up by the maintenance staff, we no longer have any issues with bugs. Rubens even asks me about it every time he sees me to ensure the issue is solved. As for the oven issues, Rubens has been prompt to fix the issue twice, responding to my work order within 12-24 hours, even coming on a Saturday. We determined a new oven was the best course of action, and he was communicative about the timeline and ensuring I had a replacement oven in the meantime. To Rubens, Jeff, Francisco, Juan, Henner, and others, it is a joy to be part of your community- thank you!"

"Moved here February this year, it’s a lovely neighborhood. Rubens the handyman is very nice and patient, every time I make repairs requests, he would drop by the next day. Also, Jeff the doorman is super friendly and helpful!"

"All the staff that I talked to in the leasing/renting process were very kind and professional, but the unit was very misrepresented in the listing posted on Streeteasy. From the window perspective photos (in the photos the windows had unobstructed views from a totally different unit, whereas in reality there are two main windows that are completely opaque and inches from the sidewalk), to amenities listed that don't actually exist (central air, balcony, etc). Furthermore management was unwilling to install something as basic as security bars on the windows facing the street on the ground floor, where you have people having conversations inches from your living area. Very bizarre experience, it's obvious that the problem rests with management using deceptive listing practices and inflexible policies, giving zero flexibility to actually make their units livable. They would rather waste everyone's time than make the listing representative of what the unit actually is like, all the while overcharging for what it's actually worth. Photo includes the two windows (bedroom and living room windows) that are literally right on the street, which again there was zero indication of in the listing, and management's response is just "deal with it or get lost"."