What do tenants say about Amir Chaluts?

Amir Chaluts has an average tenant rating of 4.0 out of 5 across 30 reviews.

How many violations does Amir Chaluts have across their portfolio?

Buildings managed by Amir Chaluts average 0.06 open violations per unit, fewer than the citywide average of 0.81.

Would renters recommend buildings managed by Amir Chaluts?

80% of tenants who reviewed buildings managed by Amir Chaluts would recommend living there.

How many buildings does Amir Chaluts own or manage?

Amir Chaluts owns or manages 10 buildings totalling 148 units.

Is Amir Chaluts responsive to tenants?

80% of tenants who reviewed a building managed by Amir Chaluts approve of how it is run.

Has Amir Chaluts had any evictions?

Amir Chaluts has 1 recorded eviction across their portfolio.

Is Amir Chaluts on the worst landlords list?

Amir Chaluts has not appeared on the NYC worst landlords list.

Has Amir Chaluts had any litigation cases?

Amir Chaluts has 1 housing court litigation case across their portfolio.

Amir Chaluts

Shareholder·10 buildings·148 units

4.0

30 reviews

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About Amir Chaluts

Amir Chaluts is a mixed-profile shareholder. Across their buildings, tenants rate them 4.0/5 across 30 reviews, with 80% recommending their buildings and 80% approving of them as an owner or associate. Their portfolio records 1 eviction, 10 open violations, and 1 litigation case. Data last updated August 3, 2026. Amir Chaluts is a shareholder associated with 10 buildings and 148 units across the Lower East Side, Yorkville, East Village, and Kips Bay in Manhattan. The portfolio spans multiple neighborhoods across Manhattan. The buildings were built primarily in the 1900s, reflecting a range of construction eras that include both historic and more modern developments. The portfolio is primarily mid-rise, providing a variety of residential options. About 20 percent 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 reviews of buildings managed by Amir Chaluts point to a complex management landscape. While many residents commend the cleanliness and overall maintenance of the properties, there is a notable frustration regarding owner responsiveness and communication. Tenants highlight issues such as noise from nearby nightlife and occasional pest problems. Additionally, several reviews suggest a disconnect between the new management approach and previous, more personable practices. Despite these challenges, many tenants appreciate the desirable locations and well-kept communal spaces, making the buildings still appealing for those seeking vibrant urban living.

Reviews

Former tenant·28 seconds ago

used to be such a great building

Pros

great location. small apartments but worth it for where it is. if you are in the back, the noise is minimal.

Cons

the building used to be great. then the ownership changed without notice and the new management thinks this place is a coop. they send out bot emails, it is hard to get them to respond and when they do, they just spout the company line--no compassion about even the simplest requests. such a change from the old management which was spectacular. I hope they didn't fire the manitanence guy--he was fantastic and so sweet.

Advice to the owners

know your residents. this is a young person's building. I promise you not one resident is going to hire a vetted moving company to move out of what is basically a tenement level building. people like this place because it is clean and affordable--they are willing to give up space for a great price and a clean building. old management acted like actual humans. the new corporate speak is off putting and actually kind of obnoxious. this is not a park avenue coop and if you expect the same kind of things as you would a Tony uptown apartment you gonna be sorely disappointed. the building was always respected by the residents but if you start demanding unreasonable things and raise the rent beyond what a 200 square foot apartment can reasonably expect, people are going to be unhappy and either leave or disrespect the place. I'm so happy to be gone. the change overnight was abrupt and unpleasant.