Yehuda Miller

Name: Open violations summary
Creator: Openigloo

Site Manager·13 buildings·98 units

2.8

23 reviews

Highlights

Evictions

Litigation cases

Renter recommendations

Renters recommend associated buildings

Renters approve of this owner or associate

Review summary

Summarized from anonymous rental reviews on Openigloo.

Tenant reviews for buildings managed by Yehuda Miller reveal a wide range of experiences. Positives include some well-maintained buildings with friendly neighbors, useful amenities like rooftop access and laundry, and decent heating when functional. However, many reviews point to serious management shortcomings: slow or non-responsive maintenance, pest infestations (mice, rats, roaches), mold and water damage issues, and poor building cleanliness and garbage management. Noise and thin walls also frequently detract from living conditions. Several tenants criticize the management's dismissive attitude towards tenant concerns and highlight unsafe or unhygienic conditions. Overall, expect inconsistent management quality, with significant challenges and an urgent need for better responsiveness and upkeep.

Reviews

Former tenant·5 minutes ago

728 Knickerbocker Ave.

Pros

Well maintained building. Friendly neighbors. Great neighborhood . Pretty clean no pest. Rooftop access and laundry in building

Cons

Only one washer/dryer and it’s not that great. The street is pretty noisy but you’ll get used to it. Thin walls

Advice to the owners

Update the washer/dryer. Clear instructions on garbage collection would be great

Former tenant·3 months ago

Aloof, greedy management neglects gorgeous property and health of tenants

Pros

High Ceilings, decent rent, updated appliances, beautiful apartments if cared properly for. Convenient to park, and shops.

Cons

Management does not respond to maintenance requests. Tickets submitted through the portal go unanswered for months. We moved into unpainted, dirty walls and dealt with a severe mice infestation that was ignored until we contacted 311. There has been human feces left in the basement after flooding that tenants had to clean themselves. Most recently, wastewater leaked through our ceiling and poured out of our light fixtures, creating a major health and electrical hazard. Management told us to “let it dry.” Mold issues in the bathroom have also gone unresolved. Emergency phone numbers rarely pick up, and basic repairs are consistently ignored.

Advice to the owners

Take tenant safety seriously. Respond to portal tickets, hire licensed professionals for plumbing, electrical, and sanitation issues, and establish a real emergency line. Address mold, flooding, and waste problems immediately. This building needs proper management, not dismissive responses. Take pride in your properties, relationship with tenants and be better.