What does this NYC directory include?

It lists landlords and property managers in New York City, drawing on renter reviews and New York City open data. Use a listing as a starting point for researching an owner or manager connected to a building.

How can I use this page when researching a New York City building?

Look for the owner or manager associated with the property, then check whether the name matches the entity in your lease documents. Review renter feedback and relevant public records before deciding what questions to ask.

Does a listing confirm that a landlord manages a specific building?

A listing can help you identify an owner or manager to investigate, but you should verify the connection to the building. Compare the name with your lease documents and available property records.

Do renter reviews on this page predict what my experience will be?

No. Reviews describe individual renters’ experiences and do not guarantee how a landlord or manager will handle your tenancy. Read the details and consider whether they relate to the building and concerns that matter to you.

What does the New York City open data in these listings tell me?

Public data can provide context about an owner, manager, or property, depending on the records available. It may not cover every aspect of current building management, so consider it alongside renter feedback and your own checks.

Should I rely on this NYC directory alone before signing a lease?

No. Use it as one part of your research, and verify that names and property details match your documents. Ask specific questions about any concerns raised by reviews or public records.

Landlords and property managers in NYC

This list holds 329,378 landlords and property managers in NYC, compiled from renter reviews and New York City open data. Use this directory to identify the owner or management company connected to a building you are considering, then review information that may help you prepare questions before signing. The listings draw on renter reviews and New York City open data, so you can begin your due diligence with both resident experiences and public records in view.

Check that a listing matches the building and the entity named in your lease or other documents. Compare the issues renters describe with the available public information, and look for details relevant to your own priorities, such as maintenance or communication. Reviews reflect individual experiences, and public data may not capture every aspect of a landlord’s current practices; neither guarantees what your experience will be.

Landlords in NYC by borough

Landlords and management companies operate across different parts of the city. Browse by borough to see who runs the buildings where you are looking, along with their reviews and open-data records.

Brooklyn

132,682 contacts

Queens

71,098 contacts

Manhattan

68,182 contacts

The Bronx

49,335 contacts

Staten Island

9,082 contacts

Landlords in trending NYC neighborhoods

East Village

5,268 contacts

Bushwick

11,484 contacts

Hell's Kitchen

3,174 contacts

Yorkville

3,905 contacts

Downtown Brooklyn

487 contacts

Lenox Hill

4,617 contacts

Kips Bay

1,528 contacts

Other neighborhoods

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Top rated landlords in NYC

Landlords rated 4.3 or higher by renters, with at least 10 reviews.

Most reviewed landlords in NYC

Landlords with the most renter reviews on Openigloo.

Landlords with most buildings in NYC

Landlords responsible for the largest number of buildings.

Landlords with most units in NYC

Landlords responsible for the most apartments across their portfolio.

Most searched landlords in NYC

Landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often.

What to check before renting from landlords and property managers in NYC

Confirm that the owner or manager’s name matches the entity associated with the building you are considering.
Read renter reviews for specific descriptions of maintenance, communication, and other day-to-day issues.
Check available New York City open data for records relevant to the property or listed entity.
Use information from the directory to prepare questions about building operations before signing.

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Landlords in NYC by portfolio

282,600 contacts

Renter-friendly landlords in NYC

293,686 contacts

Landlords in NYC by role

323,797 contacts