What do tenants say about Eden Ashourzadeh?

Eden Ashourzadeh has an average tenant rating of 3.4 out of 5 across 3 reviews.

How many violations does Eden Ashourzadeh have across their portfolio?

Buildings managed by Eden Ashourzadeh average 4.02 open violations per unit, more than the citywide average of 0.81.

Would renters recommend buildings managed by Eden Ashourzadeh?

34% of tenants who reviewed buildings managed by Eden Ashourzadeh would recommend living there.

Is Eden Ashourzadeh on the worst landlords list?

Eden Ashourzadeh has not appeared on the NYC worst landlords list.

Is Eden Ashourzadeh responsive to tenants?

34% of tenants who reviewed a building managed by Eden Ashourzadeh approve of how it is run.

Has Eden Ashourzadeh had any evictions?

Eden Ashourzadeh has no recorded evictions across their portfolio.

How many buildings does Eden Ashourzadeh own or manage?

Eden Ashourzadeh owns or manages 5 buildings totalling 44 units.

Eden Ashourzadeh

Shareholder·5 buildings·44 units

3.4

3 reviews

Highlights

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About Eden Ashourzadeh

Eden Ashourzadeh is a poorly regarded shareholder. Across their buildings, tenants rate them 3.4/5 across 3 reviews, with 34% recommending their buildings and 34% approving of them as an owner or associate. Their portfolio records 0 evictions, 177 open violations, and 8 litigation cases. Data last updated September 8, 2026. Eden Ashourzadeh is a shareholder associated with 5 buildings and 44 units across Bushwick, Boerum Hill, and Williamsburg in Brooklyn. The portfolio spans multiple neighborhoods across Brooklyn. The buildings were built primarily in the 1910s, reflecting over a century of development. The portfolio consists of mostly low-rise buildings. A majority of the associated buildings have rent-stabilized apartments. Prospective renters can find building-level ratings, reviews, and open-data records on the associated building pages.

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Review summary

Summarized from anonymous rental reviews on Openigloo.

Tenant experiences with EDEN ASHOURZADEH-managed buildings vary widely. Some properties boast strong cleanliness, effective garbage management, reliable heating, and responsive ownership, contributing to a positive living environment in desirable locations. However, other buildings suffer from significant issues, including pest infestations, frequent package theft, malfunctioning locks, noise from the surroundings, and inconsistent heating. Reports of slow or indifferent management response and perceived unfair rental practices also surface. While certain residents appreciate the amenities and attentive management, others caution potential renters about ongoing maintenance and security concerns, suggesting the landlord's property management quality is inconsistent across different buildings.

Reviews

Former tenant·Over 2 years ago

Really Great building

Pros

Really Amazing location

Cons

Pretty loud area

Advice to the owners

Front door has issues and create space for packages

Former tenant·Over 3 years ago

Overpriced Unit and Shit Management

Pros

Located in a neighborhood a bit distanced from the highly gentrified part of bushwick. Close proximity to the L, grocery stores, gym.

Cons

Pile up of issues that often made living here inconvenient. - Roach/Bedbug issue that drove a roommate out unexpectedly. - Package theft that amounted to over $3000 in losses, including a MacBook. - Noise exposure (street side), often times from loud shitty music played at odd hours / nights (eg Tue 4am) or from the Superintendent and his fellow drunks outside the building. - Untreated mice problem for over 4 months. Had to store all of our food in plastic bins and documented/caught 5 mice. Mgmt didn’t care to bring someone out to look for the source. - Handful of instances of electricity outages. - Apt door lock malfunctioning, was locked out one night prior to a job interview. - Building door lock malfunctioning and left untreated for months, contributing to more package theft. - Inequitable rental rates. I was charged a significantly higher rate ($3000/$2700) years than most other tenants ($2400) - Extended my lease pre pandemic, when asked to negotiate rent given many other units were being charged less and i had lost my job due to COVID, I was ignored. - I was given an extension at a lower rate than the offer was rescinded so they could try to find someone to pay a higher rate (good luck with that)