Been living here for a few years during school only because it is close to campus. Front desk is a joke. They are the only ones stopping random people from being able to enter the building, no key entrance for security. Night shift front desk is HORRIBLE, either arrogant or under the influence and reeking of marijuana, building and super are aware but choose to ignore it.

The studio apartments comes with a kitchenette, bathroom (standing tub shower), and 2 closets for a small amount of storage. The building is in a great location (safe and close to campus). The building has 24/7 staffing at the front entrance which adds a layer of security. I highly recommend checking out housing here!

An absolutely lovely studio, probably the best I've ever lived in. The doormen are so kind and helpful. I won't be able to live here past this year because it's just too expensive, but it's a great place to move to if you're coming from out-of-state and don't have the ability to do the in-person search.

When I first moved in they assigned me an apartment where the bathroom wall was covered in urine and the mattress was full of hair and I had to ask for another unit (as I didn’t know, this was the condition of the apartment because I was moving in from out of state.) There were also parts of the cabinet that were missing the glass. Two out of the four stove tops in my kitchen currently didn’t work when I moved in. Additionally, I was not aware of the very loud and disruptive construction that would be ongoing for the next however long until after I had moved in. The construction is so loud that I have to wear earplugs in the morning to get enough sleep. But, the doormen who manage the front desk downstairs 24/7 are absolutely wonderful. They always make sure I have what I need for my apartment to be in good condition and they are very friendly, helpful, and kind. Lucho, Sam, Richie, Adolfo, and Rosario are their names. They are probably the best part of living in this building.

I am absolutely in love with with the location of this apartment, in my opinion it couldn’t be much better. However I feel that there are a couple of quality of life improvements that could be made, the rooms can be quite warm for example due to the central heating system, this is especially bad in summer.

I don’t think this building is suitable for graduate, especially law students. They have been constantly doing work since I moved in, making a ton of noise from 7am-5pm during the week. I’ll never forget the scaffolding right outside my windows during finals and the response was always “Fordham doesn’t own the bulging and can’t control it.” The super takes forever to do work after putting in a work order. I had huge chunks of paint falling on me while showering and there was no sense of urgency in repairing. During the summer, they were working on the pipes almost everyday and the water was brown 60% of the time. I don’t think this apartment is worth the cost and I’m sure you can find better for the same price point.

Good amount of space in the main room. Appliances and utilities are pretty old, but work. The kitchen sink is badly placed- pretty far away from the actual kitchen and very small space surrounding it, very annoying to do dishes. Not having AC was also annoying. Fantastic location though.

Nice spacious studio apartment with 1 bathroom. The help desk is always there to help any time you need.

Convenient location but expensive. Would be great if the building had more amenities or inclusions

Wilshire Plaza is the graduate house of Fordham Lincon Center. It takes only 10 mins walking to school, and ONLY 1 min to the central park and multiple subways. The facility is pretty old but acceptable.