What qualifies a building as a good cause building in Concourse?

A good cause building typically indicates the landlord must provide a valid reason for evicting tenants or raising rents significantly, ensuring tenants have a level of protection under specific housing laws.

How can I use the reviews for these contacts?

You can use the reviews to assess the reputation of landlords or property managers by looking at the issues highlighted by other renters, which can inform your rental decisions.

What should I look for in the most reviewed contacts?

Focus on feedback about maintenance quality, tenant communication, and overall landlord responsiveness, as these factors can significantly impact your living experience.

Are all reviews from verified tenants?

While many reviews come from verified tenants, it's key to consider the overall sentiment and details in the reviews rather than just the quantity.

Does Openigloo verify the information about good cause buildings?

Openigloo compiles information from tenant reviews and public documents, but it's important to do your own research to confirm specific claims.

Is there a difference between good cause buildings and other types of rentals?

Yes, good cause buildings offer tenants certain protections that may not be available in other rental situations, such as limits on eviction and rent increases.

Can I find historical performance data for these landlords?

This page provides reviews and insights, but historical data on past performance is not specifically included; consider checking other sources for that information.

Most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in Concourse

Openigloo holds a record for 100 contacts, built from renter reviews and public documents. This page is useful for renters who want to investigate landlords or property managers associated with good cause buildings in the Bronx's Concourse neighborhood. You can compare opinions and ratings based on numerous reviews, understanding tenant experiences and satisfaction levels, but be aware that these reviews reflect past behavior and do not guarantee future conduct.

Showing 55–72 of 100 most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in Concourse.

Joseph Pistilli

3.0(49)

Worst landlord

Shareholder33 buildings1,626 units

122 evictions

244 litigation cases

Ek Realty, LLC

3.7(32)

Corporate Owner29 buildings879 units

38 evictions

172 litigation cases

Milbrook Properties Ltd

3.6(22)

Corporate Owner28 buildings1,299 units

56 evictions

60 litigation cases

Shinda Management Corporation

2.8(19)

Corporate Owner274 buildings6,182 units

445 evictions

794 litigation cases

Williamsburg Property Management

3.4(17)

Corporate Owner108 buildings635 units

75 evictions

109 litigation cases

Gazivoda Management LLC

2.1(17)

Corporate Owner42 buildings2,011 units

232 evictions

602 litigation cases

Twin Pines Management

2.9(16)

Corporate Owner26 buildings1,768 units

88 evictions

138 litigation cases

Rubin Pikus

3.1(14)

Head Officer24 buildings1,155 units

53 evictions

56 litigation cases

Ryan Morgan

2.7(12)

Shareholder21 buildings1,024 units

115 evictions

216 litigation cases

Gc 1700, LLC

4.1(12)

Corporate Owner3 buildings316 units

14 evictions

25 litigation cases

Jay Miller

3.0(10)

Head Officer26 buildings956 units

122 evictions

119 litigation cases

Phoenix Managment 23 LLC

3.1(10)

Corporate Owner4 buildings357 units

34 evictions

58 litigation cases

Livingston Management Services LLC

3.1(262)

Corporate Owner147 buildings2,167 units

189 evictions

346 litigation cases

C&C Apartment Management

3.0(251)

Corporate Owner411 buildings14,253 units

1,103 evictions

1,053 litigation cases

Bldg Management Co., INC.

3.9(173)

Corporate Owner77 buildings3,822 units

Martin Scharf

Shareholder44 buildings2,504 units

105 evictions

172 litigation cases

K & R Realty Management INC

3.9(79)

Corporate Owner45 buildings1,618 units

61 evictions

39 litigation cases

Goldfarb Properties

3.6(66)

Head Officer4 buildings158 units

3 evictions

No litigation history

What to check before renting from most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in Concourse

Check the number of reviews to get insight into the experiences of other renters.
Look for patterns in reviews related to maintenance, communication, and overall satisfaction.
Consider how long each landlord has been operating in the good cause buildings category.

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