Rockrose

The apartment has a very nice gym that is open 24 hours. It is comparable to an average New York Sports Club but is often not full or empty. There is a doorman so all of your packages can be received without issue. There is also a common/coworking space where you can play pool, watch tv, host events or work!

The apartment is about 5 minutes from the Queens Plaza stop (E,M,R) and about 7 minutes for Court Square (E,M,R,G,7) and about 8 minutes from Queensboro Plaza (N,W,7). Additionally there are multiple bus stops around the area. It is very easy to travel all over from this location.

I think one thing to watch out for is that the management of the property is not the helpful. I have had appliances go out for significant time, that resulted in extra costs. When I reached out about the issue no support was provided and no concession was provided. I think management could have been more reasonable in this situation.

The staff at the building is great. The rooftop is really beautiful and spacious The views are not so great, but the actual space is green, has tv you can plug into, lots of grills and internet.

It is also important that the building is between two apartment buildings that are being built. Depending on the location of your potential apartment there could be a lot of noise. I believe the building will continue for the next two years

I live in a 1 bedroom flex 2 (also can be a flex 3 with one small, windowless room). Both bedrooms are large in size and have ac/heat in the rooms. The kitchen and bathroom are all updated and clean. The building itself its well maintained and updated. Building has a small gym, a rooftop, and in building laundry. The location is not ideal since it is so far downtown but it is right across from the seaport. So, there are a number of restaurants, bars and shops around.

Most importantly, this is a safe, clean and well-maintained building. I feel comfortable at night knowing that there are 24 doormen.

The building is new and looks luxury, with all the utilities that attracts lots of you. But, the agent and management is terrible as they rather sit back and "educate" you about their rules than actually reach out and help you. Don't ever get there during daytime cause a women group reception will guarante you your worse day in your life.

Construction all around the building, and with a chord of beautiful train noise, you are in a concert everyday. Wonderful. And don't expect to see any river view or any green trees, all you have is a concrete forest.

Every broker likes to sell Eagle Loft for some reason, I hope you dont run into one of them: they never gonna tell you about the poor management and noisy neibourghood. Get somewhere else if you are looking for a apartment.

The apartment building has been a really nice place to stay. There is a large gym with all the equipment you could want. Things like Peloton bikes, squat racks, free weights and all the machines you would expect. The is a doorman 100% of the time, and a very expansive atrium area, as well as a rooftop and event room. The rooftop is great in the summer as it comes with grills, speakers and tv. The event room can be rented out and also has a pool table. Often, people use this room as a co-working space. The building is very close to the court sq, queens plaza, and queensboro plaza train stations. This makes it easy to go just about anywhere in the city

Beautiful view but expensive rent and food around here

Clean, large apartments newly renovated with great appliances and large rooms. Pricey building but it’s a 10 minute walk to Lincoln Center campus. One could hypothetically flex our apartment to make it 3 roommates.

I had a good time here. But the lease agent was terrible. No reply for several weeks and require huge guarantor fee

Eagle Lofts has great apartments that have nice value for the money. I have a gym, in-unit laundry, door person, etc. for a fraction of what it would cost in other areas of the city. The biggest downside is the commute, which is ~30 minutes.

Great location and wonderful management.

While expensive, I absolutely love my apartment. I have lived in the West Village for 7 years and it is a great location for NYU students. The apartment is mainly professionals in their mid-late twenties and thirties. Double height ceilings, an incredible rooftop, friendly doormen, a grocery store on the first floor, and lots of closet space are just some of the perks of living in the Archive.

The leasing process is the worst, especially if you need guarantors. Rockrose employees are extremely unresponsive and tend to be condescending. I never had a good experience with any employee. The building allows for flex rooms but you cannot building up to the ceiling or have doors. You have to get very creative or pay people off to get a door or flex built to the top to ensure privacy. That being said the rooftop is awesome and had an outdoor shower which is key for hot summer days. There’s a gym, lounge, laundry room on the 4th fllor, front desk (great for packages) and concerige laundry service that will do your laundry or dry cleaning for a fee. Duane Reade right under the building is key and theres a grocery store is right around the corner. You are very close to several subway lines and the South Street Seaport is up and coming and awesome in the summer.

Have not had any issues with the apartment. The doormen are friendly and helpful. Maintenance is quick if needed. Have never had issues with bugs or mice. Would recommend the apartment complex to friends. Expensive but that's New York for you. Also love the amazing rooftop - nice views of the city and a grill.

I enjoy coming back home from work. It's an awesome studio. The building is a luxury one and the best part of it other than the gym, etc is the rooftop. It's just amazing. You can see both the bridges, Brooklyn and Manhattan bridge. Management is great.

A post-war high-rise doorman building with a great a gym.

The apartments have high ceilings and new amenities.

Close to Fulton street public transportation hub. Street can be a bit noisy during the rush hours. Close to good restaurants and bars. South Seaport Shopping plaza will be fully opened soon.

This is a great apartment and great area! There is a nice laundry room, lounge, rooftop, and gym. I feel very safe in this area of the city. There are all subway lines nearby and it is very convenient. Doormen are very friendly and helpful and so is the maintenance staff.