What do tenants say about Allison Anderson?

Allison Anderson has an average tenant rating of 3.0 out of 5 across 100 reviews.

How many violations does Allison Anderson have across their portfolio?

Buildings managed by Allison Anderson average 0.72 open violations per unit, fewer than the citywide average of 0.81.

Would renters recommend buildings managed by Allison Anderson?

39% of tenants who reviewed buildings managed by Allison Anderson would recommend living there.

Has Allison Anderson had any evictions?

Allison Anderson has 113 recorded evictions across their portfolio.

Is Allison Anderson on the worst landlords list?

Allison Anderson has not appeared on the NYC worst landlords list.

Is Allison Anderson responsive to tenants?

31% of tenants who reviewed a building managed by Allison Anderson approve of how it is run.

Has Allison Anderson had any litigation cases?

Allison Anderson has 225 housing court litigation cases across their portfolio.

How many buildings does Allison Anderson own or manage?

Allison Anderson owns or manages 45 buildings totalling 2897 units.

Allison Anderson

Officer·45 buildings·2897 units

3.0

100 reviews

Highlights

113

Evictions

225

Litigation cases

About Allison Anderson

Allison Anderson is a modestly rated but responsible officer. Across their buildings, tenants rate them 3.0/5 across 100 reviews, with 39% recommending their buildings and 31% approving of them as an owner or associate. Their portfolio records 113 evictions, 2113 open violations, and 225 litigation cases. Data last updated September 6, 2026. Across Lenox Hill, Pelham Parkway, Kips Bay, Midwood, Inwood, Fordham, Fort George, and Jamaica Estates in Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens, Allison Anderson is an officer associated with 45 buildings and 2,897 units. The portfolio spans multiple neighborhoods across these boroughs. The buildings were constructed between 1890 and 1954 and are primarily mid-rise. A majority of the associated buildings have rent-stabilized apartments. Renters can review each building's ratings, reviews, and public records on its own page.

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Review summary

Summarized from anonymous rental reviews on Openigloo.

Recent tenant reviews of properties managed by Allison Anderson reveal significant concerns regarding building management and maintenance. Many residents report severe pest infestations, poor garbage management, and ongoing maintenance issues such as broken elevators and heating inconsistencies. The owner's responsiveness is frequently criticized, with several renters experiencing long delays in addressing urgent problems. While some properties have positively noted clean environments and friendly neighbors, overall sentiment leans towards dissatisfaction with management practices. Renters suggest that Allison Anderson's team should prioritize timely maintenance and improved pest control to significantly enhance tenant living experiences.

Reviews

Former tenant·1 minute ago

Do Not Rent from New Park Management or Parkoff!

Pros

The apartment itself was spacious for the price.

Cons

Management took several months to fix anything.

Former tenant·3 minutes ago

Anywhere but Parkoff/New Park Management

Pros

Just do yourself a favor and look up “Parkoff Management Co”. You’ll find out all you need to know. Long time neighbors are nice and help one another out (when management leaves you out to dry)

Cons

UNREPORTED AND UNABATED BEDBUG INFESTATION AS OF MAY 2026. To no one’s surprise; management is sweeping this under the rug. You can find the reports on HPDOnline.gov. Unpaid ConEd bills with blackouts in shared common areas, elevator not working for weeks on end, asbestos in basement, packages stolen, NO WATER FOR DAYS. No responses from management. They are being sued by the State of NY for renter discrimination on top of it.

Advice to the owners

Where is our rent money going? If not to all of these issues? Kind of them to report my original review and have it taken down rather than actually addressing any of these issues.