Two Trees Management develops, builds, owns, manages, and leases residential, commercial, retail, and mixed-use properties in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Its projects serve residents, businesses, retailers, and public users through neighborhood-scale redevelopment, workplaces, housing, public spaces, and cultural destinations throughout NYC.
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AI-researched delivery record, not yet confirmed by the developer. Dates may be approximate; original sources are linked.
AI research over published reviews and resident comments. Scores are a model’s reading of opinion, not figures stated on a page, and nothing here feeds any number above it. The links under each block are the pages that research says it used. Based on available resident reviews of covered buildings. These are reported experiences, not independent building inspections, and may not represent all residents or properties.
| Project | Overall | Structure & systems | Management & living |
|---|---|---|---|
| 325 Kent AvenueWilliamsburg, New York522 units | 9.6/ 10 | —/ 10 | 9.6/ 10 |
Google's 4.9/5 from 209 resident reviews is the largest published review base and sets the level at 9.7 before adjustment. Yelp's 2.8/5 from 13 reviews is materially lower but has limited weight; the reported noise, pest-control and service caveats reduce the resident-experience score slightly, while recurring praise for staff and amenities supports a high result. | |||
Published building records identify a heavy-flow leak at a wall or ceiling in April 2025, four air-quality reports in March–April 2024, and bedbug filings involving two units in multiple annual reports; the listed matters were closed or eradicated. The same records show historical elevator compliance issues that were resolved, while the review source reports no HPD violations in the past three years; these are records and infrastructure reports rather than resident rating sub-scores. | Residents and review summaries frequently praise the “helpful team,” approachable staff, luxury amenities, cleanliness and shared spaces; one resident specifically wrote, “Doormans super nice” and “Rooftops amazing.” The counterevidence includes a review saying pest control was ineffective and management did not take the issue seriously, plus a separate account that evening desk service can be less attentive than daytime service; published city-record summaries also show 10 residential-noise reports through May 2026. | ||
| One South FirstWilliamsburg, New York330 units | 9.6/ 10 | —/ 10 | 9.6/ 10 |
The 4.9/5 building aggregate from 205 reviews is the only qualifying published review rating located and therefore sets the level; using the stated conversion curve, it converts to 9.6/10. No recurring complaint or praise theme was established from the written material inspected, so no commentary adjustment is applied; structural scoring remains null because no published review evidence about physical systems was found. | Not found in sources: No recurring complaint established · No repeated maintenance theme established · No repeated security theme established · No repeated cleanliness theme established · No repeated management-delay theme established | ||
no notes returned no links returned | The available aggregate is strongly positive at 4.9/5 from 205 reviews, and the written feedback inspected praised a leasing agent who “went above and beyond” and showed “thoughtfulness and preparation.” Published building material also lists an outdoor pool, fitness center, communal work spaces, residential lounge and concierge, but the available written review does not establish recurring resident-level praise or complaints about those amenities. | ||
| Domino ParkWilliamsburg, New York | 9.3/ 10 | 8.9/ 10 | 9.3/ 10 |
The largest reported review base is Google’s 4.8/5 from 6,473 reviews, which converts to 9.4/10 under the requested curve and sets the level. Repeated praise for cleanliness, design, views, seating and amenities supports a very strong living score, while accessibility, crowding/noise and historical security complaints justify a small downward adjustment. Structural evidence is positive but thinner and is therefore scored separately at 8.9 rather than allowed to drive the overall anchor. | Not found in sources: No recurring structural-failure theme published | ||
Published visitor material does not report recurring failures of the framework, plumbing, HVAC or electrical systems. The strongest physical-condition feedback is positive: Tripadvisor reviewers describe the park as “very well maintained,” “in great condition,” and having “very clean bathrooms”; an accessibility review, however, reported that the restroom trailers required three or four steps and had no accessible stalls. The operator states that the bulkhead and relieving platform were rehabilitated and raised above the 100-year floodplain, but this is a project statement rather than an independent review. | Daily-use reviews are strongly favorable: visitors repeatedly praise the “clean and well-designed” park, skyline views, benches, lawns, dog run, courts and playground. The main operational criticism is the 2020 security policy: one visitor said, “I hate it,” while another said, “I feel safer with it than without it”; this is historical evidence, not proof that the same policy remains in force on October 11, 2026. More recent review excerpts still note that the park can be noisy near the playground and requires a substantial walk from the subway. | ||
| The Refinery at DominoWilliamsburg, New York | 8.8/ 10 | —/ 10 | 8.8/ 10 |
The Google Reviews/Maps aggregate of 4.7/5 from 42 reviews sets the level and converts to 8.5/10 under the requested curve. Repeated praise for the adaptive-reuse design and waterfront/park setting moves the result modestly upward, while the available evidence is primarily from office users and visitors rather than residential tenants. | Not found in sources: No resident infrastructure reviews · No published maintenance score | Not found in sources: Limited management feedback · No resident amenity sub-scores | |
Published project reporting describes a new glass building inserted inside the historic brick façade, an all-electric mechanical system, and on-site treatment and reuse of wastewater. Review commentary praised the “beautiful renovation/reuse,” while one commenter worried, “I dread to think how hot it’s going to get in the glass addition on the top”; these are published observations and concerns, not verified operating-failure reports. | The available reviews concern an office/coworking property rather than a residential tenant community, but they repeatedly praise the setting and experience: one reviewer called the offices “excellent, really well finished,” with a “great vibe,” and another praised the “beautiful location.” The main operational criticism was, “hopefully they can do better w the freight situation in the future”; published project material also identifies concierge, security, communal workspaces, an indoor pool and gym. | ||
| 300 AshlandFort Greene, New York379 units | 8.3/ 10 | —/ 10 | 8.3/ 10 |
The 4.4/5 Google aggregate from 118 reviews is the largest published review base and converts to 8.2/10 under the requested curve. The smaller Openigloo resident set is directionally consistent, while written reviews add strong praise for staff and cleanliness but identify construction noise and a thinner amenity package; the net commentary adjustment produces 8.3/10. No separate resident STRUCTURE rating was published, so structure remains null. | |||
Resident reviews describe the building as “modern and new” with “nice finishes,” while the Openigloo record reports an average of 4.6/5 from 14 renter reviews and notes elevator-reliability and minor pest concerns. Public condition records read alongside the reviews show three emergency heavy-flow water-leak entries in July 2023 and a building-wide heat/hot-water emergency in January 2025; those incidents were closed, and the June 2026 report states there were no open HPD violations. These are condition records rather than resident-rating sub-scores, so no STRUCTURE rating is inferred. | The day-to-day picture is predominantly positive: residents call the staff “incredibly friendly,” describe service as “unmatched,” and say the gym is “clean and impressively well-equipped”; another review says the building is “always clean and well-kept.” The principal lifestyle drawbacks are external construction/surrounding noise and a perception that the amenity package is thinner than at other luxury buildings, with one review saying it has “just a gym, rec room, and patio.” | ||
| One Domino SquareWilliamsburg, New York | 8.0/ 10 | —/ 10 | 8.0/ 10 |
The 4.3/5 Google rating based on 40 reviews is the largest qualifying review base and converts to 7.9/10. Repeated praise for the waterfront setting, amenities and staff broadly offsets the recurring but non-severe elevator and repair complaints, producing 8.0/10 overall; no separate structure score is assigned because no building-fabric rating was published. | |||
Published commentary describes the building as newly completed in 2024 and praises its quality, while the marketing coverage notes oversized sound-canceling windows. Independent commentary nevertheless flags “orientation, spacing and noise issues,” plus longer-term flooding and drainage concerns in the low-lying area; the building-record summary reports two no-heat reports, one plumbing report and one ventilation report, while also stating that no HPD housing-condition violations were recorded in the period shown. | Residents repeatedly praise the setting, views and amenity package: one wrote that “Domino Park is essentially our front yard,” while another said “The staff has been super helpful” and management was “very responsive.” The counterevidence is operational rather than aesthetic: the rental review summary identifies recurring elevator waits and difficult repair follow-through, and the renter review says, “Management promises to take care of issues and doesn’t.” | ||
| Domino SquareWilliamsburg, New York | 7.3/ 10 | —/ 10 | 7.3/ 10 |
Google Reviews/Maps' published 4.3/5 from 40 reviews is the largest review base and converts to a 7.7 anchor on the requested market curve. The score moves down for reported elevator outages, long waits and unresolved repairs, while repeated praise for amenities, staff, views and common-area upkeep limits the reduction; no structure score is assigned because no published structure-specific aggregate was found. | |||
Residents praise the units' “brand new appliances/finishes” and one reviewer reported “really strong sound proofing,” but another reported that an elevator had been down for most of their tenancy and waits reached 10–15 minutes. A separate review said a dripping sound remained after two months, while the building record reports nine residential-noise complaints and two no-heat reports through 2026; these are reported conditions, not findings of a structural defect. | Daily life is described very positively by many residents: the building offers “the best and most beautiful amenities,” pristine common areas, shuttle access and “incredibly warm and attentive staff.” The negative operational feedback is specific and material: one resident said management gave “no timeline” for elevator repairs and did not respond, while another said management “refuses to do anything” about a persistent sound; an independent building summary likewise identifies elevator delays and repair follow-through as the clearest recurring concerns. |
with an office in New York.
Two Trees developed and maintains Domino Park with the guidance of NYC Parks as part of the Domino redevelopment.
346 Kent Construction is the general contractor for One Domino Square.
Field Operations worked with Two Trees on Domino Park and the planned River Ring waterfront development.
Dencityworks collaborated on The Refinery at Domino, providing historic preservation, interior planning and project executive roles.
with the guidance of the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation.
As part of a broader deal with the NYC government that enabled them to expand the total square footage of the development, the developer Two Trees agreed to design, build, and maintain the new public park
the developer Two Trees agreed to design, build, and maintain the new public park, with the guidance of the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation.
346 Kent Construction is the general contractor for the property
346 Kent Construction is the general contractor for the property
346 Kent Construction is the general contractor for the property, which is known as Site D in the Domino Sugar waterfront master plan
Field Operations seems to be further exploring these ideas with River Ring, another massive planned development, also with Two Trees
Field Operations seems to be further exploring these ideas with River Ring, another massive planned development, also with Two Trees
Field Operations seems to be further exploring these ideas with River Ring, another massive planned development, also with Two Trees
Dencityworks has collaborated in The Refinery at Domino
Dencityworks has collaborated in The Refinery at Domino, providing the following key roles: Historic Preservation, Interior Planning, and Project Executive.
Dencityworks has collaborated in The Refinery at Domino, providing the following key roles: Historic Preservation, Interior Planning, and Project Executive.
| COMPANY NUMBER | 2721368 New York Department of State · US · Active |
| United States | active 7 projects tracked |
| Residential, for rent | 4 of 7 |
| Retail | 4 of 7 |
| Other | 3 of 7 |
| Mixed use | 3 of 7 |
| Office | 2 of 7 |
| Residential, for sale | 1 of 7 |
It adds value to any neighborhood.The New York Times 2008https://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/06/arts/design/06dumb.html
I went to the University of Virginia on a Navy ROTC scholarship and graduated in 19-something, in mechanical engineering.
David Walentas (MBA ’64)
David Walentas (MBA ’64)
“It adds value to any neighborhood,” David Walentas said in an interview at a conference table in his unflashy Dumbo office.
David Walentas, husband of Jane and founder of Two Trees management
Since its 1968 launch, Two Trees has developed, owned and managed a portfolio worth over $4 billion
David Walentas acquired nearly 2 million square feet of industrial property in DUMBO during the 1980s and advocated for zoning changes to boost residential development.
David Walentas, husband of Jane and founder of Two Trees management
David Walentas acquired nearly 2 million square feet of industrial property in DUMBO during the 1980s and advocated for zoning changes to boost residential development.
David Walentas (MBA ’64)
David Walentas (MBA ’64)
Mr. Walentas, 71, is the founder and principal of theTwo Trees Management Company
I’m really bullish on Brooklyn.New York Magazine 2014https://nymag.com/news/features/walentas-two-trees-management-company-2014-6/
We’re finishing 560 apartments in 2024.Commercial Observer 2024https://commercialobserver.com/2024/01/jed-walentas-on-taking-over-for-douglas-durst-as-rebny-chair/
Walentas then attended the University of Pennsylvania
CEO of Two Trees, a family-owned real estate development firm, Walentas is synonymous with the Brooklyn boom.
# Jed Walentas
After graduation, journalism lost its appeal. ... After graduation, journalism lost its appeal. “It was fun and charming,” he says, “but I had enough of it.” ... Jed left Trump to oversee the conversion of the Clocktower Building
His introduction to journalism was at The Phillipian.
If I could buy up all of Brooklyn, I would,” Walentas says. “I’m really bullish on Brooklyn.”
We’re finishing 560 apartments in 2024.
CEO of Two Trees, a family-owned real estate development firm, Walentas is synonymous with the Brooklyn boom.
In 1997 he began working for Two Trees, which was carefully curating DUMBO.
In 1997 he began working for Two Trees, which was carefully curating DUMBO.
CEO of Two Trees, a family-owned real estate development firm, Walentas is synonymous with the Brooklyn boom.
Jed Walentas is principal of Two Trees Management
CEO of Two Trees, a family-owned real estate development firm
Over the past two decades, he’s spearheaded the transformation of the area known as DUMBO
Walentas then attended the University of Pennsylvania
Jed Walentas on Taking Over for Douglas Durst as REBNY Chair
CEO of Two Trees, a family-owned real estate development firm, Walentas is synonymous with the Brooklyn boom.
It’s a really special and unique place, and I think you’re going to recognize that the moment you come here.Autodesk 2024https://www.autodesk.com/design-make/videos/3d-printed-concrete-mold
Everets holds a BA in Economics from Trinity College
an MA in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania
Certificate in Real Estate Finance & Investment at New York University
# Hale Everets Managing Director at Two Trees Management
# Hale Everets Managing Director at Two Trees Management
Hale Everets ’93, a trustee since 2008
It’s a really special and unique place, and I think you’re going to recognize that the moment you come here.
Director - Design and Construction, Two Trees Management
Managing Director - Two Trees Management Co. (Current) Sep 2010 - Present
He has successfully led the design and construction of more than $1B in new development
Director - Design and Construction, Two Trees Management
Everets holds a BA in Economics from Trinity College, an MA in Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania (where he was distinguished with the AIA Silver Medal) and is a Registered Architect.
He has successfully led the design and construction of more than $1B in new development
Prior to joining Two Trees, Senior Associate with TEN Arquitectos (Enrique Norten) for 6 years.
Hale Everets ’93, a trustee since 2008
Hale Everets ’93, a trustee since 2008
# Hale Everets Managing Director at Two Trees Management
The return on investment needs to be higher than what you can get in a high yield savings account or with a certificate of deposit from your local bank. Otherwise people are going to deploy their capital in different ways.Crain’s New York Business 2024https://prod.crainsnewyork.com/real-estate/river-ring-project-wont-work-under-485-x-david-lombino-says
Lombino holds a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Columbia University and a BA from Williams College.
Lombino holds a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Columbia University and a BA from Williams College.
David Lombino, the managing director of external affairs at Two Trees Management.
# David Lombino
Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn Inc. | ... | 2024 | Co-Chair
Downtown Brooklyn Partnership Inc. | ... | 2024 | Director
Metrotech Area District Management Association Inc. | ... | 2024 | Director
The return on investment needs to be higher than what you can get in a high yield savings account or with a certificate of deposit from your local bank. Otherwise people are going to deploy their capital in different ways
David Lombino, the managing director of external affairs at Two Trees Management.
Managing Director, External Affairs - Two Trees Management Co. (Current) Feb 2012 - Present
Today, he oversees the development pipeline for Two Trees Management and as well oversees its government and community liaison.
A former executive vice president of external affairs for the city’s Economic Development Corporation, Lombino served the city under Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Also a former city editor of the New York Sun newspaper and a native New Yorker
He oversees the development pipeline for the Dumbo-based company.
Previously David served as executive vice president at the New York City Economic Development Corporation under Mayor Bloomberg.
Lombino holds a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Columbia University and a BA from Williams College.
Lombino holds a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Columbia University and a BA from Williams College.
David Lombino, the managing director of external affairs at Two Trees Management.
If a tenant comes to you and needs a thousand square feet and wants it in two to three weeks, we have the ability to do that.Commercial Observer 2020https://www.commercialobserver.com/2020/11/brooklyn-office-leasing-covid-two-trees/
BA, Journalism, Politics Minor, Cum Laude at Ithaca College
Director of Commercial Leasing at Two Trees Management Co. azahler@twotreesny.com
Alyssa Zahler
# Alyssa Zahler Managing Director of Commercial Leasing
If a tenant comes to you and needs a thousand square feet and wants it in two to three weeks, we have the ability to do that.
Managing Director of Commercial Leasing, Two Trees
Managing Director of Commercial Leasing - Two Trees Management Co. (Current) May 2020 - Present
Bio Alyssa Zahler is the Managing Director of Commercial Leasing for Two Trees, a Brooklyn-based, family-owned real estate development firm
Managing Director of Commercial Leasing, Two Trees
Specialties Landlord Rep (Office) Property Types Office, Retail, Multi-Family
Ithaca College
Managing Director of Commercial Leasing, Two Trees
This was the first opportunity to buy a waterfront condominium in Williamsburg in like 15 years. We assumed there was a lot of pent-up demand.The Real Deal 2025https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2025/06/16/one-domino-penthouse-seeks-williamsburg-new-dev-record/
# Aaron Goed Managing Director of Sales at Two Trees Management
# Aaron Goed Managing Director of Sales at Two Trees Management
This was the first opportunity to buy a waterfront condominium in Williamsburg in like 15 years,” said Goed of One Domino Square.
Managing Director of Sales at Two Trees Management
Managing Director (Current) Dec 2023 - Present
Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group ... Sales Director Aug 2006 - Dec 2023
# Aaron Goed Managing Director of Sales at Two Trees Management
Sales Director Aug 2006 - Dec 2023
Managing Director of Sales at Two Trees Management Total Experience: 20 years and 1 month
Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group ... Sales Director Aug 2006 - Dec 2023
# Aaron Goed Managing Director of Sales at Two Trees Management
0 undated completions and 0 boundary-uncertain completions are retained but excluded from figures.
| Project | Location | Type | Units | Floors | Area | Cost | Payment plan | Launched | Construction start | Original target | Handover | Delay | Confidence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Domino Square | New York, United States Williamsburg | other | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Sep 2024 – Nov 2024 | Sep 2024 | −1.0 mo (−2.0 to 0.0) | sourced | completed |
| One Domino Square | New York, United States Williamsburg | mixed use, residential for sale, residential for rent | — | 55; 39 | 700,000 sq ft | — | — | 2024 | April 3, 2024 | Mar 2024 – May 2024 | Mar 2024 – May 2024 | 0.0 mo (−2.0 to +2.0) | sourced | completed |
| The Refinery at Domino | New York, United States Williamsburg | office, retail | — | — | — | — | — | 2015 | 2015 | Sep 2023 – Nov 2023 | Sep 2023 | −1.0 mo (−2.0 to 0.0) | sourced | completed |
| One South First | New York, United States Williamsburg | mixed use, residential for rent, office, retail | 3301 | 45 | — | — | — | 2017 | 2017 | Sep 2019 – Nov 2019 | Jul 2020 | +9.0 mo (+8.0 to +10.0) | estimated | completed |
| Domino Park | New York, United States Williamsburg | other | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Jun 2018 – Aug 2018 | Jun 2018 | −1.0 mo (−2.0 to 0.0) | sourced | completed |
| 325 Kent Avenue | New York, United States Williamsburg | residential for rent, retail | 5221 | 16 | — | — | — | 2015 | this week (March 2, 2015 report) | Jan 2017 – Dec 2017 | Oct 2017 | +3.5 mo (−2.0 to +9.0) | estimated | completed |
| 300 Ashland | New York, United States Fort Greene | mixed use, residential for rent, retail, other | 3791 | 32 | — | — | — | 2016 | July 12, 2016 | Dec 2016 | Jan 2017 – Dec 2017 | +6.5 mo (+1.0 to +12.0) | sourced | completed |
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| Tracked since | October 10, 2026 |
| Last checked | October 11, 2026 this month |
| Profile last researched | October 11, 2026 |
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