Managing agents in NYC
Openigloo holds a record for 88,407 managing agents in NYC, built from renter reviews and public documents. This page is useful if you are researching the person responsible for managing a building before you sign a lease. Here, a managing agent means a person acting as the managing agent for their buildings, rather than an owner or company category on its own.
Compare renter reviews with available public documents, and check whether the records relate to the building you are considering. These sources can help you identify patterns and questions to investigate, but they do not establish what your experience will be or guarantee how an agent will handle a future issue. Confirm relevant details directly before making a decision.
Showing 69,229–69,246 of 88,407 managing agents in NYC.
Casey Schear
Josephine Valenza
Colleen McEntee
David Jenkins
James Li
Allison Nero
Nancy Haber
Sophia Gibbs
John Baron
Anita Muir
Johnny Lim
Jay Gruen
Jose Baez
Sherrie Young
Menahem Chukroon
Susan Cadoff
Michael Feldman
George Koutsouradis
What to check before renting from managing agents in NYC
- Check whether an agent's record refers to the building you are considering.
- Compare renter feedback with details in available public documents.
- Look for recurring themes in reviews rather than relying on a single account.
- Use the records to prepare specific questions about building management before signing.