StreetEasy - Apartments in NYC v3.28.0 APK + MOD (Premium Unlocked/VIP/PRO)

Valerie Lynne: Great! If you just want to look at the pictures So far I've not seen one apartment listed here and it's going on a month. Realtors don't respond from this app, not really sure why they even post here or if they know or care about it. You can't delete places as they're rented but you get ALL the emails, no matter what you request in settings. There doesn't appear to be any kind of customer support though navigating is simple enough. What's the point?

E M: Installed because UX for hiding a listing is horrible on website. It is even worse on mobile. Half of the time, the swipe is interpreted as 'refresh'. What's wrong with a simple button? While we're at it, why not add it to the website search screen? (1 click instead of clicking the ad, waiting for it to load, then clicking again, and returning to the search result)

Alexis Burns: They don't fix the things that are broken in the app. When I click on a listing using the map view, it jumps to another location - far away from where I'm looking! I'm looking for a place in Upper Westside and it sends me to coney Island. The update allows me to swipe to hide listings in the list view....this is a useless feature that I would only care about if the IMPORTANT functions were working. Like adding my work address to calculate commute. WHY WON'T THAT SAVE? That's more important.

Phil K: Generally decent app, the apartment info is only as good as the person listing it. For the app though, I find the filtering options to be a little unintuitive. Bedroom count is in the main search but bathroom count is a filter for example. Plus I have an issue where when scrolling up/down, the screen spasms until I stop scrolling. Galaxy note 20 ultra.

StankyLeg McStinker: App is okay. Not great. A little confusing, can be difficult to tell what is happening with pics, floor plans impossible to discern from ths limited pics. Despite professing they will not tolerate deceptive posts, there are too many instances of the same images being on the profiles of different places. That being said, it's good to be able to follow up on updates very quickly, and it is helpful in searches in general. It just falls into the usual for mobile apps. It's good, but not good enough

Cindy Halim: Update notifications are useless. Hard to see what changed in the listings you follow. I saved some searches and favorited some listings. I get app notifications all the time saying there are updates to one of my searches. But it doesn't tell me what changed. I'd go check my saved searches to see either "updates" or "all caught up" but either I can't tell what actually changed. Listings also show the latest change as "updated" so that's misleading because that could have been a month ago.

A Google user: So far so good. I an still learning how to navigate through my phone, but this app allows me to save my searches, and save properties I want to go back to later. Nothing beats the street view. You must have a visual tour of a few blocks around your potential new home. Then when you narrow your search, you can see if maps have been updated. Filters sometimes knock out potential qualified properties. I have pets and some saying no pets have come through. Frustrating.

A Google user: In general, streeteasy is great. The best apartment hunting app for NYC (and now NJ). I bumped off a star because the app is sometimes buggy. Some bugs have been fixed, but right now, I'm unable to log in to my profile (which I like to use because it gives me commute time from my place of work to potential apartment). That's one of my favorite features of this app, would be 5 stars if it was fixed! I still highly recommend.

A Google user: It works, and it seems like the listings are updated routinely. But, compared to other apps (zillow) it's very annoying that you can't get a detailed map view of all of the listings in a search. It's all so annoying that there is no indication on the map view that you've already looked at a property (the icons in zillow go from red to grey once a property is viewed). So compared to zillow, the navigation is more complicated and wastes time. Also, there are way too many notifications.

A Google user: First impression is that it's well-designed. However, it's broken in at least a couple of ways that led to me uninstalling it: it keeps sending notifications daily about random searches that I've made (but not enabled notifications for). There is no way to prevent this from happening (seemingly). Furthermore, it also doesn't list all the listings that should be found by my saved search. On their website, it shows 13 listings (atm) and in the app, it only shows 3 of those? Too buggy.