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RUTLAND ROAD PLAZA
60 E 93rd St
BROOKLYN NY, 11212
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Bedrooms Available: One Bedroom, Two Bedrooms, Three Bedrooms, Four Bedrooms
Property Type: Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment - Family
Utilities Included: N/A
To apply: Visit the management office for the apartment.
Comment from Anonymous on 2017-08-08 12:47:31: The lady that collects the rent ms wall his very rude and disrespectful it's plenty of times I go down stairs to pay rent and she has a nasty attitude she would discuss if you owe rent everyone include tenants when you try to talk to her and tell her your rent reicpts you have shows that you don't owe that account she say "take up with the courts" this is not someone Rutland plaza should have working for them I know this is a low income building but that doesn't give her the right to treat me and others that live there like trash
Comment from essence standing on 2017-07-24 17:45:53: Rutland road plaza is one of the nastiest kept complex's in Brooklyn the c building stairwell steps are corroded do to people urinating on them very dangerous to walk down you can't put your garbage down the compactor because the tenants just drop their trash by the compactor and leave it One of the elevators has been out for over 30 years the building rent mainly to MICA and homeless clients which draws in more i of the same cliental heavy drug activity security stay in one building at all times none of the doors lock in years
Comment from Fortunate on 2018-05-11 17:22:56: I was called to see about a studio apartment at Rutland Plaza Houses in March of 1985 (some of my neighbors at my old residence had quietly moved there without telling us). I saw the apartment. It was OK looking but decided not to take it as the windows overlooked the roof of a supermarket. The windows of the apartment was on the second floor - - with the ledge of the windows hanging low. Anyone could have easily opened or broke a window and burglarized me. Fortunately for me, I got a call from another studio apartment that I was interested in at another development. Well, reading the two comments below I am SO glad that I opted to go for the other apartment. I really dodged a bullet! It is sad to learn that Rutland Road Plaza Houses is no longer under the auspices of the Mitchell-Lama Housing Program. I still reside at the other apartment. I have been there over the course of four (4) decades - - and it is Still under Mitchell-Lama. I really LOVE my place! As for my former neighbors who kept the move to Rutland under wraps (and did not tell their "friends") - - Welp! I do not harbor any ill feelngs.
Comment from Anon on 2022-07-21 18:57:01: The apartments themselves are actually great. Lots of duplexes which is rare for NYC apartments-can get from studio to three bedroom apartments for somewhat affordable price. The problem is a lot of the people that frequent here. Very very ghetto. I'm not even sure if the problematic people even live in this building, or if they know that security here is useless so they come in here to drink, do drugs, and listen to loud music at all hours of the day and night in the hallways, disturbing the tenants. No one throws out their trash properly so it piles up around the incinerator. Flat out I hate it here and can't wait to move out.
RUTLAND ROAD PLAZA, Brooklyn NY - Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment
BROOKLYN NY, 11212
Contact Name:
Contact Phone:
Bedrooms Available: One Bedroom, Two Bedrooms, Three Bedrooms, Four Bedrooms
Property Type: Subsidized, Low-Rent Apartment - Family
Utilities Included: N/A
To apply: Visit the management office for the apartment.
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Latest Reviews, Comments, Questions for RUTLAND ROAD PLAZA
Comment from Tiffany Whitaker on 2018-10-27 03:39:16: ive been on the waiting list for a 4 or 3 bedroom apartment for 4 years now and im having a problem with my placement i called a while back an i was number 4 for a 3 bedroom and for a 4 bedroom i was number 3 i called a couple days ago and now my number is higher not far i need a home for my children and all my doctors and everything is around rutland plaza i feel like there is so bs going on please helpComment from Anonymous on 2017-08-08 12:47:31: The lady that collects the rent ms wall his very rude and disrespectful it's plenty of times I go down stairs to pay rent and she has a nasty attitude she would discuss if you owe rent everyone include tenants when you try to talk to her and tell her your rent reicpts you have shows that you don't owe that account she say "take up with the courts" this is not someone Rutland plaza should have working for them I know this is a low income building but that doesn't give her the right to treat me and others that live there like trash
Comment from essence standing on 2017-07-24 17:45:53: Rutland road plaza is one of the nastiest kept complex's in Brooklyn the c building stairwell steps are corroded do to people urinating on them very dangerous to walk down you can't put your garbage down the compactor because the tenants just drop their trash by the compactor and leave it One of the elevators has been out for over 30 years the building rent mainly to MICA and homeless clients which draws in more i of the same cliental heavy drug activity security stay in one building at all times none of the doors lock in years
Comment from Fortunate on 2018-05-11 17:22:56: I was called to see about a studio apartment at Rutland Plaza Houses in March of 1985 (some of my neighbors at my old residence had quietly moved there without telling us). I saw the apartment. It was OK looking but decided not to take it as the windows overlooked the roof of a supermarket. The windows of the apartment was on the second floor - - with the ledge of the windows hanging low. Anyone could have easily opened or broke a window and burglarized me. Fortunately for me, I got a call from another studio apartment that I was interested in at another development. Well, reading the two comments below I am SO glad that I opted to go for the other apartment. I really dodged a bullet! It is sad to learn that Rutland Road Plaza Houses is no longer under the auspices of the Mitchell-Lama Housing Program. I still reside at the other apartment. I have been there over the course of four (4) decades - - and it is Still under Mitchell-Lama. I really LOVE my place! As for my former neighbors who kept the move to Rutland under wraps (and did not tell their "friends") - - Welp! I do not harbor any ill feelngs.
Comment from Anon on 2022-07-21 18:57:01: The apartments themselves are actually great. Lots of duplexes which is rare for NYC apartments-can get from studio to three bedroom apartments for somewhat affordable price. The problem is a lot of the people that frequent here. Very very ghetto. I'm not even sure if the problematic people even live in this building, or if they know that security here is useless so they come in here to drink, do drugs, and listen to loud music at all hours of the day and night in the hallways, disturbing the tenants. No one throws out their trash properly so it piles up around the incinerator. Flat out I hate it here and can't wait to move out.
