Steve P.
June Homes fails to provide the service…
June Homes fails to provide the service it promotes. I lived in June Homes housing for approximately 2½ years and successfully shared apartments with multiple roommates. My criticism is not that roommate conflicts can occur. They can occur anywhere. My criticism is what happened when safety, wellbeing, habitability, and reasonable enjoyment of the property were compromised and a shared-living arrangement became untenable. June Homes markets, facilitates, and profits from shared housing. Shared housing is not a side feature of its business. It is the product it sells. The company's advertising, onboarding process, roommate placement procedures, Resolution Team, tenant portal, and communications are all built around that concept. Despite acknowledging that a serious problem existed, June Homes consistently devoted its efforts toward explaining why it would not be responsible for resolving the situation rather than providing a meaningful resolution that would restore the safety, habitability, wellbeing, and reasonable enjoyment of the home that every tenant is entitled to expect. What ultimately shocked me was not the conduct of a difficult roommate. It was the realization that when a shared-living arrangement becomes unlivable, June Homes appears unwilling to accept responsibility for the outcome of the very service it markets and sells. The issue was never whether June Homes knew there was a problem. They knew and acknowledged there was a problem. The issue was what happened after they knew. If you are considering June Homes for yourself, do so at your own peril. If you are a parent helping a son or daughter secure housing in New York City, I would strongly urge you to look elsewhere. The true measure of a shared-housing company is not how it performs when everything goes right. The true measure is what happens when things go wrong. In my experience, June Homes failed that test completely.
Response from June HomesJun 10, 2026
Hi Steven, Thank you for sharing your feedback. We understand that your concern is not that issues occurred, but that you felt the actions taken afterward did not provide a meaningful resolution. Throughout your tenancy, a number of concerns were raised regarding your living environment, and our teams worked with you, building management, and other parties to review those concerns, coordinate repairs, discuss abatements, and follow up on outstanding issues. While we recognize that these efforts did not result in the outcome you were seeking, we respectfully disagree with the suggestion that the concerns were ignored or that no action was taken after they were reported. We understand why the experience left you frustrated, and we appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective. Feedback like yours helps us continue improving how we support residents when complex issues arise.


