Perino’s Properties

I am an old tenant of Perino’s Properties, I am writing this review because of the safety of the current and future tenants living in the apartment building. For over a year, there has been a prostitute ring going on in the building. Currently a few units are occupied with the prostitutes, both apartments are covered with the same green vinyl lining on the windows, so you can not see inside the units. There is high activity of middle to older aged men of all nationalities entering and exiting the apartment in all hours of the day especially in the evening hours. This is a issue that needs to be addressed but nothing has been done yet. The building itself is great, needs some maintenance as mentioned in the previous post but overall a nice building minus the prostitutes!

The outside of the Perino is classical gorgeous. Even the neon sign in the lobby is pretty cool. A lot of the complex seems to be preserved, but the maintenance seems pretty poor or the tenants do not care. On my first visit, there was animal excrement right by the elevator door, more inside the elevator. Someone did not care to clean up after their pet and thought that it would be an excellent idea to just throw their junk mail on the elevator floor to cover it up. Just like human nature, I’m sure more people throw more junk mail down too. Because their dead potted plants are basically trash bins too.
Otherwise, the units are very nice. The flooring looks like cheap vinyl and cheap carpetting, but clean and newish looking.

i think it was a very classy move that the developers (Carey & Kutay, LLC) preserved many of the iconic old restaurant’s original architectural elements (the original Perino’s sign, the historic sheetmetal awning and porte-​cochere, the checkered flooring, original chandeliers and wall sconces) which were part of Paul Williams’ 1930’s design. from outside, the property looks like it’s well-​maintained, and adequately secure. well done.