NYC Influencer issues warning for building ‘damn’ apartments’ West Village: ‘I have never been so sick in my entry life’

A New York City-based influenzer has imposed her direct experience of renting in the Tony West Village neighborhood of Manhattan, claiming her “damned” building left her illness fighting for six months-was filled with mice and mold.

Sophie Balardo has become known for the flame of her fascinating New York living in Tiktok, where she has massaged 22,000 followers.

But in a recent clip, she exhibited a much less pleasant side of life in one of the most sought after areas of the Big Apple, which is home to many celebrities, including star Bravo Andy Cohen and actress “Sex and the city” Sarah Jessica Parker.

While strolling her earlier purchase, where rents on average about $ 3,600 a month, according to the data – Balardo claims to live inside the apartment, where she paid $ 3,000 a month, let her suffer from a number of mysterious health issues.

“PSA: If you are looking for a West Village apartment, consider your warning,” she wrote on screen, before detailing the various issues she claims to have experienced while living there.

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Everyone’s immune system can react differently to specify the environment, but also my friend and I got very ill living here. After I left, the other previous tenants in co-op with similar issues arrived. That is to say, there are some people who have lived in the building for years and claim they have no problems, so Qirajni at your danger, Haha. For complete transparency, I also deal with mice, cockroaches, waters and headlights, and my studio rent was about $ 3K, plus the tariff of a broker… .so, as I said, for rent at your danger. Responsibility: This is based on my personal experience; Take it with a grain of salt. #Nycapratment #nycapartmentsTory #

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“I’m crossing my old apartment building now. I’ve never been so sick in my whole life,” she says staring at the camera.

“I think I got six antibiotics in a six -month issue. I had random rash random everywhere. My friend also moved to this building and he moved within a month because he got sick.”

“Cursed car, don’t move to this building. You’ll get so ill,” she continued.

The Creator of the Content claimed that, during her time in the apartment, for which she had to pay “a tariff of a mediator”, she “dealt with mice, cockroaches, waters and lantern flies”.

The title of the video entered another detail about her alleged experience, with Balardo stating that she was not the only person suffering from the disease while residing in the building.

“Everyone’s immune system can react differently to a specific environment, but also my friend and I became very ill living here,” she wrote.

Balardo continued to elaborate on the commentary section, telling one person that her apartment grew up wet whenever she had immature weather, writing: “

When asked what symptoms she suffered, she said she would wake up suffering from inflammation and that “her lymph nodes were swollen 24/7”.

Construction Management Company did not respond to repeated requests for comment from Realtor.comABOUT.

“After I left, the other previous tenants in co-op with similar issues were achieved. This said, there are some people who have lived in the building for years (literally forever) and claim that they have had no problems, so they rented at your risk, Haha.

“For complete transparency, I also deal with Myce, Costaches, Wasps, and Flies Lantern, and my studio rent was about $ 3k, plus the tariff of a broker … so, as I said, renting with your danger. This is based on my personal experience;

Social media users gathered in her comment section and expressed their shock, with many calling the story “Crazy”, while one user claimed she lived in the same building and was forced to go out because of a “mouse” problem.

According to the CDC, “exposure to the donation and the moldy environment can cause a variety of health effects, or not at all”, with symptoms of a mold caused by a stuffed nose and sore throat to itchy eyes and skin cases.

“In 2004 the Institute of Medicine (some) found that there was enough evidence to link the internal exposure to the mold with symptoms of the upper respiratory tract, cough and respiration in different healthy people;