Samson Management
Samson Management, founded in 1964 by Sam and Arnold Goldstein, is a real estate owner and manager headquartered in Forest Hills, Queens. It specializes in developing and managing residential rental buildings as well as commercial and retail properties across New York City and the surrounding region. The company owns and manages over 3,200 rental apartments in New York City and nearby counties, establishing a reputation for professional, long-term asset stewardship. Its residential portfolio includes both prewar Manhattan high-rises and more modern walk-ups in boroughs like Queens and the Bronx. Many of these apartments feature renovated interiors with high ceilings, hardwood floors and updated kitchens; building amenities often include on-site laundry and live-in superintendents, with convenient access to shops, parks and transit for tenants.
In addition to its rentals, Samson also holds office and retail properties in New York and nearby states. For example, it manages the Art Deco pre-war apartment building at 499 Fort Washington Avenue in the Hudson Heights section of Manhattan, known for its high ceilings, hardwood floors and proximity to Fort Washington Park. The firm emphasizes reinvesting in its properties and providing attentive management. It highlights property upkeep and resident service as core to its approach, aiming to offer well-maintained living environments for tenants.
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For Rent $2,395 - $7,295
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600 West 218th Street
This "well-maintained" Inwood residence offers "exceptional" staff service in an "incredibly accessible" location across from Inwood Hill Park. Residents praise the building's "professional management" and "clean, safe environment," while appreciating the neighborhood's abundant transportation options including "trains, buses and Metro North." Summer brings "lively park activity" across the street, though some find it "too energetic."
20 East 67th Street
This "elegant" prewar gem offers "gracious living spaces" with "soaring ceilings" and "classic architectural details" including "working fireplaces" and "pristine hardwood floors." While the "intimate" building provides a "quiet retreat" near Central Park, some note the "cozy" kitchens and "European-sized" elevator. A "quintessential Upper East Side residence" that delivers "old-world charm" in a "boutique setting."
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