Per the resident: "All the locks [were] cut and about seven bikes are gone. You need two keys to access this room. I'm not necessarily saying it was an inside job, but there wasn't any forced entry."
The theft happened some time between Aug. 18 to Aug. 23. According to the resident, several people have access to the bike storage area, including the other tenants (there are 12 units in total), cleaning staff and super.
The resident says that the building has security cameras. To date there haven't been any updates from management about the theft, according to the resident.
Landlord Icon Realty began converting the former Sigmund Schwartz Gramercy Park Chapel between East Ninth Street and East 10th Street into a residential building with three additional floors in April 2012. The rentals hit the market back in March.
4 comments:
The Sigmund Schwartz Gramercy Park Chapel was a funeral parlor or am I mistaken?
Living in a building that used to be a funeral parlor...didn't any of them ever see Poltergeist? Ghosts don't need keys to wreak mayhem!
The look of that building is the only thing Icon has ever done right.
@2:04pm: It must be a mistake on Icon's part; they would never have any sort of decent taste. And they're making up for it by trashing a lot of other beautiful old buildings in the area.
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