Dermot
Dermot was founded in 1991 by real estate developer William (Bill) Dickey and is headquartered in Manhattan, New York City. Over three decades it has grown into a vertically integrated multifamily investment and management firm. Today Dermot’s portfolio includes roughly 21 rental communities (primarily in Manhattan and Florida) spanning luxury high-rises and renovated pre-war buildings. Its properties are concentrated in prime NYC neighborhoods (Upper West Side, Upper East Side, Midtown, etc.) and offer modern resident amenities such as fitness centers, rooftop lounges, and communal lounges. Dermot emphasizes high-quality construction and community-building amenities to create a people-focused living environment.
Beyond standard rentals, Dermot also pursues mixed-use and garden-style projects and has expanded into South Florida. For example, 101 West End Avenue (Upper West Side of Manhattan) is a Dermot-managed luxury rental tower featuring renovated apartments, private balconies, a fitness center and a rooftop terrace with skyline views. In line with its people-first philosophy, the company invests in sustainable upgrades (energy-efficient windows, smart thermostats) and organizes resident programming to enhance urban community living, aiming to offer renters a connected, amenity-rich lifestyle.
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21 West End Avenue
This "ambitious" luxury high-rise offers "spacious apartments" with "high-end appliances" and "impressive sound-proofing." While the "extensive amenity package" draws attention, "availability can be hit-or-miss." Residents praise the "exceptionally friendly staff" but note "management responsiveness needs work." Units feature "well-designed bathrooms" with "ample storage" and "modern fixtures," though some report "temperature control issues." The building's "sophisticated security system" and "multiple amenities" make it a "solid choice" for those seeking "luxury living with some growing pains."
66 Rockwell Place
This "luxury high-rise" offers "stunning city views" through "floor-to-ceiling windows" and boasts an "impressive" amenity package including a "fantastic club level," rooftop lounge, and "well-maintained" facilities. The "prime location" puts you "seconds away" from "virtually every subway line" and the Barclays Center, while the "responsive" staff provides "24-hour service." The "modern" apartments feature "bamboo floors" and "quality finishes," though some find units "cozy" by NYC standards. The "rapidly developing" neighborhood brings "construction noise" and "growing pains," but the "convenient" location and "abundant transportation options" make it a "solid choice" for those seeking "full-service living" in Brooklyn.
101 West End Avenue
This "luxury" high-rise on West End Avenue offers "spacious layouts" with "corner windows" and "morning sunlight," though recent ownership changes have brought "extensive renovations" that have "dramatically impacted" the resident experience. The building features a "decent gym" and "friendly doormen," but is currently challenged by "persistent elevator issues" and "ongoing construction noise." While some units boast "newly renovated interiors," common areas are "awaiting updates" and amenities are "limited." Management's "ambitious renovation plans" have created a "transitional period" that has left some residents seeking alternatives, though the building maintains its "prime Upper West Side location."
The Landon, 520 West 43rd Street
This "solid no-nonsense building" earns praise for its "well-appointed apartments" and "smart layouts," complemented by an "excellent" staff of "top-notch" doormen and maintenance team. The "beautifully up-to-date" property offers "top-notch amenities" including a "well-maintained" gym with basketball court ($25/month). While recent construction has caused some disruption, residents appreciate the "serene home in a busy city" and its "great location." Some grumble about "temperamental elevators" during rush hour, but most agree it's a "very pleasant place to live" with a "spotless" interior and "efficient" service team.
The Colorado, 201 East 86th Street
This "well-situated" Upper East Side high-rise offers "spacious" apartments with "modern amenities" including "gorgeous" roof deck with "amazing views" and a "well-equipped gym" complete with Pelotons. The "professional" doormen and staff provide "impeccable service" in this "convenient" location that's "steps from shopping and transit." While some note "construction issues" during renovations, recent updates showcase "modern kitchens" with "stainless steel appliances" and "heated bathroom floors." The building provides "valet service" and a "resident website" that makes living here "effortless," though some suggest management can be "hit or miss."
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