By docker81 February 01, 2016
Really happy with our decision to rent in Westchester. Easy commute into the city, big, sunny rooms, great neighborhood and schools for the kids, we hope to be here for a long while! ...read more
By Zooi February 11, 2014
Samson Management is a terrible, mismanaged, inept company that does not care about its customers. We have lived in a Samson building for 3 years now and in the past three winter months have suffered over 3 weeks worth of days with no heat and no hot water (some days no water at all), a leak in one of the elevators (dripping through the light fixture no less - electricity and water are such good friends after all!), and at least 5 major pipe bursts that damaged the ceilings, walls, and floors as well as residents personal property. In the past 6 months, there has been a bedbug infestation across 4 floors and affecting countless units and costing resident significant financial and personal hardship. The building is poorly maintained, management is non-existent, and Samson refuses to make the necessary expenditures to find more permanent solutions to building-wide problems. The only silver lining to this nasty storm of mismanagement are the people who live in our building, who are absolutely wonderful and caring. ...read more
By lilaves October 19, 2012
Samson has been great to work with! Everyone has been so nice. This is my roommate and my first apartment. We are recent college graduates and could not wait to get out of the dorms. Our apartment is pretty big and is nice and bright. It is SO quiet. We have just been really lucky to have been able to find this place. ...read more
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Finding the perfect place for your business can take a great deal of time and research. You may want to lease a building rather than rent it. Leasing a building helps you build equity in the building. Depending on your location, commercial property may be listed for lease differently than traditional ... ...read more