307 W 93rd St Apartments

trash out daily. About 1.5 months in, I saw my first roach. Naturally, I freaked, bought Raid, and killed it. I reported it to the super. He came in with Raid the next day and sprayed everywhere. He assured me I didn't have an infestation, but over the next 2 weeks, I saw more and more bugs in and out. I killed as many as I could and eventually got management involved. They hired the most incompetent exterminator I have ever met, required me to miss work to let him into my apartment (he was late), and he sprayed for maybe 2 mins. He actually sprayed one roach into my apartment and told me it wasn't his problem to move it. Needless to say, I eventually lost it when I saw a roach in my sleeping loft. I moved in p/t with a friend, p/t with my parents in another state. In total, I spent at least $850 out of pocket on commuting, cleaning, and a one-night hotel expense. The management company wouldn't admit there were actually bugs in my place until I started attaching photos to my emails. They also insisted the exterminator reported my apartment as bug-free, even though when I spoke to him on the phone he would tell me about the roaches he was flushing down the toilet (or sometimes just leaving, unflushed, as a surprise for me when I came home). I eventually had to move out, for my own sanity and health hazards. The management company, after a month and a half of this, wasn't resolving a thing. Because of the photos and written communication, they knew I had a court case. They wanted me out of the apartment just as much as I wanted out, and literally paid me off to leave (about 1.5 months rent... although at that point I hadn't been living there for a month). I took it and ran. I am just now trying to warn anyone who might care: this place is cheap for a reason - it's dirty as hell, and management is shady af. I was the first person to live in the unit, and it was infested in less than 2 months. If you don't mind sleeping with bugs, then this is the place for you.