For Jordan Mendelson, 28, living in a luxury developing with a rooftop swimming pool, non-public health and fitness center, ground-to-ceiling views of Manhattan, the Hudson River and Statue of Liberty all a stone’s throw from New York Town sounded like a aspiration when she bought the keys to her $3,600-for every-month, two-bedroom condominium in September 2020. But six months afterwards, it became a dwelling nightmare.  In March 2021, Mendelson, an lawyer, bought a frantic call from her fiancé whilst she was at the hair salon, indicating the elevator in their 49-tale constructing in Jersey Metropolis — 70 Greene — experienced flooded.  “There was drinking water pouring down in the elevator.…