The neighborhood is not clean neither well illuminated. Also, there were some stoned people wandering around the streets. I came here with my mom and grandma visiting me from Chile, I couldn't feel comfortable letting them go to do groceries by themselves nor letting them go back to the place alone. The apartment was in perfect conditions though, completely neat and with all services promised.
I wouldn't recommend this place for someone traveling with family, but definetly a well-located place (10 minutes walking to the blue and red line, 15 to the green) in commuting times to everywhere in Manhattan and with buses in front the street to a lot of places in Brooklyn. I understand that all the problems that I'm pointing out are neoliberalism and structural racism to blame rather than Cheryl's, but is important to be clear about it.