What do tenants say about Alan Fisher?

Alan Fisher has an average tenant rating of 3.0 out of 5 across 31 reviews.

How many violations does Alan Fisher have across their portfolio?

Buildings managed by Alan Fisher average 1.76 open violations per unit, more than the citywide average of 0.81.

Would renters recommend buildings managed by Alan Fisher?

49% of tenants who reviewed buildings managed by Alan Fisher would recommend living there.

Is Alan Fisher on the worst landlords list?

Alan Fisher was ranked #29 on the NYC worst landlords list in 2025.

Has Alan Fisher had any litigation cases?

Alan Fisher has 84 housing court litigation cases across their portfolio.

Is Alan Fisher responsive to tenants?

39% of tenants who reviewed a building managed by Alan Fisher approve of how it is run.

Has Alan Fisher had any evictions?

Alan Fisher has 101 recorded evictions across their portfolio.

How many buildings does Alan Fisher own or manage?

Alan Fisher owns or manages 19 buildings totalling 1292 units.

Alan Fisher

Shareholder·19 buildings·1292 units

3.0

31 reviews

Worst landlord

This owner or associate is ranked in the top 100 worst landlords in NYC.

Highlights

101

Evictions

Litigation cases

About Alan Fisher

Alan Fisher is a mixed-profile shareholder. Across their buildings, tenants rate them 3.0/5 across 31 reviews, with 49% recommending their buildings and 39% approving of them as an owner or associate. Their portfolio records 101 evictions, 2280 open violations, and 84 litigation cases. Data last updated September 8, 2026. Across Jamaica, Prospect Park South, Jackson Heights, Ditmas Park, Upper West Side, Bay Ridge, and East Flatbush in Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, Alan Fisher is a shareholder associated with 19 buildings and 1,292 units. The portfolio spans multiple neighborhoods across these boroughs. The buildings were constructed primarily between the 1930s and the 1960s, showcasing a range of architectural styles from that era. The buildings are mostly mid-rise, offering a variety of apartment configurations. A majority of the associated buildings, specifically 79%, have rent-stabilized apartments. The portfolio is listed on Openigloo's 100 Worst Landlords list for 2025. This annual list is compiled by tenant advocates based on tenant reports and open-data records. 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.

Recent tenant reviews for Alan Fisher's buildings indicate significant concerns regarding management responsiveness and overall building maintenance. While some residents appreciate spacious apartments and favorable locations, many express frustration over unaddressed pest problems, ineffective garbage management, and issues with noise levels due to uncooperative neighbors. A consistent theme is the owner's lack of communication and accountability, often leaving tenants feeling neglected. Although some tenants value community and potential in the buildings, the overwhelming sentiment suggests a need for improved management practices and increased attention to cleanliness and pest control, making it a less favorable option for prospective renters.

Reviews

Former tenant·just now

Poor management response

Pros

Nice location, plenty of sunlight, huge space for an apt in nyc

Cons

Daycare on 4th floor, unresponsive super and management, caught two mice on our second week of renting the apt

Advice to the owners

Please listen to your tenants

Former tenant·9 minutes ago

You’ll never hear from management

Pros

Great location, spacious apartment, super and his team are doing their best, but not always on top of requests. Neighbors in the building are great for the most part.

Cons

Getting help from property management is impossible. Phone calls aren’t returned after leaving a voicemail and emails get ignored. I know the super and the maintenance team are overloaded, so I don’t blame them but follow through isn’t always the best. Packages get stolen ALL the time though. Deliveries get left in the main lobby and they get swiped. Packages in the mail room go missing as well, though not as common, but still infuriating. Apartments could really use some upgrading/fixing.