Atlas New York

I absolutely love this building! I lived in it for 12 years. It’s a very convenient location - It has close access to almost every major subway. The staff and doormen are amazing and kind. What’s unique about this building is the events for example, concerts on the roof in the summer, cooking classes, food and alcohol tasting events. These events allow you to feel a sense of community in the building. I lived in an alcove studio, which was 510 sf, which is quite large with tons of closet space and great views. I loved the amenities. Even though I no longer live at the Atlas, I miss it dearly!

I came in to Atlas as a walk-in couple days ago. Although I decided on another building Shaida the leasing Agent gave me an outstanding tour. She really knows her building and very knowledgeable. I appreciated her service.

Don't hesitate to move here! I've been here for about a month now and it has been a great process. The apartment viewing/leasing process was great. Andres at the leasing office was fantastic and really went out of his way to accommodate me, which you don't see much in NYC leasing offices. The actual units are beautiful- great windows/light exposure, modern finishes, great kitchens and bathrooms. Rooftop is amazing, great views. The front desk and building service is also fantastic. Well managed and very kind/courteous. Service request was handled timely. No regrets here at the Atlas!

Ive beeen living in the building for a little over two years now. Friendly concierge and mainetnece crew that make you feel safe and right at home!!! The rooftop views never get old and we’ll WOW all of your houseguests

Terrible building and management. Epitome of lowlife NYC landlords. Only 1 of 4 elevators in service at all times. Never disclosed _years_ long maintenance still ongoing at time of lease signing. Hyper predatory leases - expect 20-30% rent increases every year on your "$15,000/mo apartment" discounted to $4,000/mo via 100 pages of legalese. And then $5,000/mo next year as they use this discounting mechanism to dodge rent price controls. Low quality finishes, cheap and broken flooring and appliances for a building marketed as "luxury". Feels / lives like a poorly renovated 1980s building. Management office never answers emails - once they have your money zero customer service. This is the exact type of building / owner / management everyone should avoid. Front desk staff are great but you have to wonder why they would work for such a place.

We have lived at the Atlas for more than a year now and it has been a phenomenal experience. The facilities are clean, the staff have been transparent and diligent since the COVID-19 crisis started, and overall you can tell that Atlas and by extension, Gotham have taken everyone's safety and health very seriously. They clean frequently and the building residents have been respectful as well. The staff are extremely helpful, quick, and go above and beyond! They have a great policy that allows you to upgrade in the middle of your lease without penalty, so when we decided to move into a bigger place they made the process seamless. They were accommodating with the lease start date, since we had to travel back from visiting family out-of-state, despite having other interested renters. It's been a pleasure working with them! Don't hesitate to move in! Also, anything you need in the city is steps away.

Great apartment building with friendly staff, and cool community events!

I've lived in Atlas for about 2 months now, and I'm really happy here. Nothing beats the location in Midtown Manhattan right by Bryant Park, which is central to everything and is helpful to minimize cab rides. I signed a 1 year lease on a 1B1B, which came with new renovations, which are all really nice. Over time you will begin to notice the finer details of these renovations, like cabinets and toilet seat that don't slam shut, a big roomy kitchen sink, and a platform in shower to place all your bottles - among others. I opted for a corner room which gives me some floor to ceiling windows, although I don't have a great view but I really liked the floor to ceiling windows so much that I chose over units with better views but had a normal window layout. I estimate my unit is about 700 sqft and closet space will likely be tight for 2 people in a 1B1B, but should be plenty for 1 person. The rooftop is good but not great IMO. The biggest drawback is the elevator does not go directly to the rooftop, so you need to transfer at PH level and then walk up stairs. : Furthermore, while the view from rooftop is great, the rooftop walls are a bit too high so it obstructs your view. Sitting down on a chair you can't see the city at all because the walls are so high. As far as other amenities, the gym, mini-library/study room, and lounge area are good enough and do the job, but nothing amazing. The staff has been friendly, serviceable, and responsive. I've had no issues. PROS: - Central prime area in Midtown Manhattan, a few blocks from Bryant Park, Whole Foods, K-Town, Macys, subways, etc. - Many units come with new renovations - Corner units come with big long windows, including some floor to ceiling windows; all windows have fitted blinds - Friendly, serviceable staff CONS: - Limited closet space on 1B1B units - Rooftop is good, but not great - Heat/AC vents are very noisy

have lived at The Atlas for 6 years before recently moving due to mi family expanding in size. The Atlas is not only a beautiful building with beautiful amenities and views. It is most of all a great community to live in. The team, comprised of handymen, porters and front-desk attendants, is truly the best I've ever witnessed. They really take the concept of customer service to a higher level, to the extent that we often felt like we were living in a five-start hotel instead of a NYC rental building. Our experience was so great we now moved to another property from Gotham simply because we feel like we cant bear any other level of service/experience than the one we've been accustomed to. If you are looking for a great building with great great service, The Atlas is the right place.

I've lived in a few buildings in NYC so far and this one was impressive. Beyond great apartments, amenities and location, the real difference is their team. They'll do everything they can to make you feel right at home from the get-go. Not only the doormen Tom, Byron... and maintenance team Kerry..., but also the management team Olivia, Anthony, etc.. We had to break our lease, they allowed us to find a replacement and supported us through the process. I'll miss the Atlas!!