Laffey Real Estate | Port Washington

Avoid this real estate agency. I bought a 1 bedroom Co-Op in Great Neck. Laffey prepared a selling sheet that included the Floor Plan that stated both kitchen and bath were full renovated. A complete falsehood. Totally and completely false. Interested in $ only. In less than 4 weeks: refrigerator replaced due to leak, now cook top has to be replaced. Bathroom floor: if not original, at least 30 years old. Avoid. Avoid. Avoid.

Avoid agency & specifically Allison Platt. Attended Open House on 1 bedroom/bath Co-Op in Great Neck. Unit was empty (at least 6 months). All faucets checked (kitchen, bathroom, bathtub), burner on gas stove (worked). Oven: did not work and w/arm twisting the wall oven was fixed (originally told: parts hard to get). Real Estate Flyer stated bathroom renovated. However: floor tiles original. Now for the best part: the electricity was on in the unit.Including the refrigerator: which had been EMPTY. No way to know in advance that there is/was a defect with this major appliance. 2 days after moving in: water accumulation on top shelf refrigerator. "Bobby-the-Appliance-Guy" was suggested. Texted once. End result: new refrigerator ordered. $703 expense. Avoid this Real Estate Agency and specifi

I’d recommend my agent Jackie to anyone looking for their new home! She was incredible throughout the whole process. Patient, diligent, communicative and compassionate. She loves her job and she’s great at it! Moving is stressful…Jackie’s positive attitude and warmth rubs off on you! Wish I could leave more stars!!!

I had to click on a star in order to post. Please think of this as a NO STARS rating! I answered an apartment listing with Rita O'Leary. I saw the apartment and wanted to take it and sign immediately. It was exactly what I needed. Then it all went quickly downhill. She didn't call me with updated information even after I gave her my credit score and application. She kept giving vague excuses as to why nothing was happening. She did refer to the apartment's owner as a "townie" which made me uncomfortable. Days went by, then a week and I had to reach out to another broker to find out what was happening. Rita told the other broker that the apartment was really promised to the owner's niece (or maybe the niece's friend). Rita was told to call me to apologize but she never did. She never called

Well run real estate agency. Lovely staff.