What does rent-stabilized buildings mean on this Bronx page?

The filter identifies landlords whose portfolios are mostly made up of rent-stabilized buildings. It does not establish that every building they own or manage is rent-stabilized.

Does this page confirm that a specific Bronx apartment is rent-stabilized?

No. The filter describes a landlord’s portfolio, not the status of an individual apartment. Check the specific building and apartment records before relying on that status.

How should I use renter feedback about these Bronx landlords?

Use renter accounts as context when evaluating a landlord, and look for details that relate to the building you are considering. Feedback does not prove how your own tenancy will go.

Can a landlord on this page also have market-rate buildings in the Bronx?

Yes. The filter means the landlord’s portfolio is mostly rent-stabilized, not that all of its buildings have that status. Verify the status of the property you are considering.

What should I check in city records for a Bronx building?

Look for records relevant to the building and compare them with the information provided by the landlord or manager. A portfolio classification alone does not confirm an apartment’s rent or legal status.

Does being listed here show that a Bronx landlord complies with rent-stabilization rules?

No. The page identifies landlords by the makeup of their portfolios; it is not a finding about compliance. Review building records and lease terms for the property you are considering.

Landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in the Bronx

This page covers 18,822 landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in the Bronx — who they are, what renters say about them, and what the city has on file. This information can help you assess whether a landlord’s portfolio fits your housing priorities before you apply or sign. Here, the filter means the landlord’s portfolio is mostly made up of rent-stabilized buildings; it does not mean every building they manage is rent-stabilized.

Use the listings to identify owners and managers for closer review, then compare renter accounts with available city records for the specific building you are considering. Check whether the building’s status and the apartment’s terms match what you were told. Portfolio-level information provides context, but it does not establish an individual apartment’s rent-stabilization status or predict your experience.

Showing 1,927–1,944 of 18,822 landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in the Bronx.

Evelin Castillo

3.4(2)

Site Manager1 buildings120 units

5 evictions

5 litigation cases

1166 Gc LLC

1.7(2)

Corporate Owner1 buildings77 units

5 evictions

17 litigation cases

Jonathan Ismaili

4.5(2)

Agent1 buildings22 units

1 eviction

5 litigation cases

Hector Toribio

1.3(2)

Agent1 buildings69 units

17 evictions

46 litigation cases

Erica Alejandro

1.7(2)

Site Manager1 buildings28 units

3 evictions

10 litigation cases

2105 Ryer LLC

1.9(2)

Corporate Owner1 buildings53 units

7 evictions

37 litigation cases

Feris Kukaj

3.4(2)

Agent1 buildings139 units

7 evictions

No litigation history

Julio Sanchez

2.9(2)

Site Manager1 buildings186 units

25 evictions

14 litigation cases

161 North Realty LLC

2.3(2)

Corporate Owner1 buildings53 units

2 evictions

9 litigation cases

Morris 2025 Holdings LLC

1.8(2)

Corporate Owner1 buildings28 units

3 evictions

16 litigation cases

Michael Torres

3.3(2)

Site Manager1 buildings

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

Jonas Liriano

2.4(2)

Site Manager1 buildings51 units

9 evictions

3 litigation cases

Jose Ortiz

2.2(2)

Site Manager1 buildings56 units

5 evictions

32 litigation cases

Mary McIntyre

4.3(2)

Officer1 buildings38 units

6 evictions

1 litigation case

Sharneya Lewis

3.4(2)

Site Manager1 buildings436 units

8 evictions

7 litigation cases

Scg 490, LLC.

1.5(2)

Corporate Owner1 buildings30 units

7 evictions

12 litigation cases

Grand Concourse Estates LLC

1.0(2)

Corporate Owner1 buildings138 units

50 evictions

65 litigation cases

Paul Thompson

1.0(2)

Joint Owner1 buildings3 units

1 eviction

4 litigation cases

What to check before renting from landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in the Bronx

Confirm the specific building’s rent-stabilization status rather than relying only on a landlord’s portfolio classification.
Compare renter feedback with city records for the building you are considering.
Check whether the lease terms and stated rent information are consistent with the apartment’s status.
Look for building-specific details in renter accounts instead of assuming every property in a portfolio is managed the same way.

Landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in trending Bronx neighborhoods

Concourse

1,908 contacts

Fordham

1,363 contacts

University Heights

1,024 contacts

Soundview

752 contacts

Norwood

983 contacts

Kingsbridge Heights

573 contacts

North New York

687 contacts

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Landlords with rent-stabilized buildings 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.

Manhattan

39,451 contacts

Brooklyn

36,885 contacts

Queens

18,518 contacts

Staten Island

772 contacts

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