What do tenants say about Dimitrios Paliouras?

Dimitrios Paliouras has an average tenant rating of 3.3 out of 5 across 7 reviews.

How many violations does Dimitrios Paliouras have across their portfolio?

Buildings managed by Dimitrios Paliouras average 0.29 open violations per unit, fewer than the citywide average of 0.81.

Would renters recommend buildings managed by Dimitrios Paliouras?

72% of tenants who reviewed buildings managed by Dimitrios Paliouras would recommend living there.

Has Dimitrios Paliouras had any evictions?

Dimitrios Paliouras has 3 recorded evictions across their portfolio.

Is Dimitrios Paliouras responsive to tenants?

72% of tenants who reviewed a building managed by Dimitrios Paliouras approve of how it is run.

How many buildings does Dimitrios Paliouras own or manage?

Dimitrios Paliouras owns or manages 7 buildings totalling 98 units.

Is Dimitrios Paliouras on the worst landlords list?

Dimitrios Paliouras has not appeared on the NYC worst landlords list.

Has Dimitrios Paliouras had any litigation cases?

Dimitrios Paliouras has 3 housing court litigation cases across their portfolio.

Dimitrios Paliouras

Site Manager·7 buildings·98 units

3.3

7 reviews

Highlights

Evictions

Litigation cases

About Dimitrios Paliouras

Dimitrios Paliouras is a mixed-profile site manager. Across their buildings, tenants rate them 3.3/5 across 7 reviews, with 72% recommending their buildings and 72% approving of them as an owner or associate. Their portfolio records 3 evictions, 29 open violations, and 3 litigation cases. Data last updated September 5, 2026. Across Williamsburg, Murray Hill, Long Island City, and Astoria in Brooklyn and Queens, Dimitrios Paliouras is a site manager associated with 7 buildings and 98 units. The portfolio spans multiple neighborhoods across Brooklyn and Queens. The buildings were constructed between 1916 and 1964, showcasing a range of architectural styles from earlier to mid-20th century. The buildings are mostly low-rise, providing a specific living environment. Approximately 43 percent of the associated buildings have rent-stabilized apartments. Individual building ratings, tenant reviews, and public records are on the associated building pages.

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Review summary

Summarized from anonymous rental reviews on Openigloo.

Recent tenant feedback on Dimitrios Paliouras's buildings highlights generally responsive and kind management, particularly praised for prompt action on security issues and consistent cleanliness. While some buildings maintain good garbage management and tenant communication, pest control remains a recurring challenge, especially due to building age and infrastructure limitations. Noise and neighborhood safety vary significantly by location, with some areas experiencing problematic disturbances and drug activity. Heating and water pressure issues have been reported sporadically. Overall, Dimitrios is viewed as attentive and hands-on, but there is room for improvements in maintenance, pest extermination, and building security measures to enhance tenant satisfaction.

Reviews

Former tenant·14 hours ago

Good for what it was

Pros

The building was always kept clean, trash management was great. I never saw any rats. Majority of neighbors are pretty quiet, and there are some families with children but they were quiet too. Window insulation was fantastic, besides the small draft from where the AC resided there were no drafts whatsoever.

Cons

The building is old, and you can tell. Water pressure was terrible, pipes were noisy.

Former tenant·10 minutes ago

This is a Problem Corner, expect to lose sleep here.

Pros

Close to L/J/M/G trains. Bodega and laundromat are downstairs and both have very friendly staff. Multiple supermarket options.

Cons

There’s an OG crew that basically owns the sidewalk. They’re not friendly, let alone neighborly. Think blasting music until your windows rattle, cars honking and revving like The Fast & The Furious, fireworks at 3 AM (the BOOM kind, not the festive colorful ones) and fights that come with knives and sometimes guns are waved around to amp up the drama. Good luck watching a movie or listening to your own music. Noise machines and ear plugs don’t work, that’s how strong the bass is. Ambulances picking up overdoses is just part of the scenery. And if you’re a woman walking by alone, expect some charming “commentary”. They don’t like old-timers or newcomers. They don’t even like each other, otherwise they wouldn’t fight so much. I get they’ve been here for generations but we have to be able to sleep so we can go to work in the morning and pay our bills. Inside the building, it’s not much better. The intercom barely works, packages get opened or vanish altogether (cameras are often down). Mice and roaches have been here longer than anyone else and we have to do our own extermination to keep them from engulfing the building. You can hear the mice running in the ceiling and walls. There’s no super, so when something important breaks, expect weeks of waiting and the cheapest and flimsiest fix possible. At this point, we just repair everything ourselves. The walls are thin enough that you get to hear and smell everything your neighbors are up to. And yes, they are up to a lot. Add in steam pipes that clank and bang like a psycho drumline and are hot enough to cook on, and you’ve got the soundtrack of the apartment. And yes, they leak. For internet, there’s only Spectrum. So they charge whatever they feel like, and it goes up every year. Same with the rent; average Williamsburg prices and rising yearly, as if this is luxury living. Meanwhile, my kids wake up scared in the night because the chaos outside never really stops. I’m NY born and raised and no, this isn’t just normal NYC noise. It’s a lot better than it used to be but this block is still a special kind of crazy. Somehow we’re all still paying for the privilege. Honestly, if it was cheap, I wouldn’t be complaining.