What qualifies as a rent-stabilized building on this page?

Rent-stabilized buildings are those that have restrictions on rent increases and provide certain protections for tenants, as defined by New York City housing laws.

Why is it important to look at the most reviewed contacts?

The most reviewed contacts often provide a broader perspective on tenant experiences, which can help you gauge the overall reliability and quality of the landlord or management company.

How can I use the reviews to assess landlords or management companies?

You can look for recurring themes in the reviews, such as responsiveness to maintenance requests and the satisfaction level of previous tenants, to better understand what to expect.

Can I find specific information about each building's conditions?

While this page provides reviews and landlord information, it’s advisable to visit the buildings in person or seek additional details to assess their physical conditions.

Is there a way to filter for specific issues mentioned in the reviews?

This page does not have filters for specific issues, but you can manually read through the reviews to identify any common concerns mentioned by other tenants.

Are all landlords on this page reputable?

While this page highlights the most reviewed contacts, it is still important to perform your own due diligence and read through reviews to determine each landlord’s reputation.

How often is the contact information updated?

The contact information is drawn from city records and is updated as new information becomes available, but it’s always wise to verify details directly with the landlord or management.

Most reviewed contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in Clinton Hill

Openigloo tracks 100 contacts, drawn from city records and reviews left by renters. This information is particularly useful for renters seeking a rent-stabilized unit in Clinton Hill, as it provides insights into the experiences of others who have rented from these contacts. You can compare reviews, management responsiveness, and building conditions to make a more informed decision, but remember that positive reviews don't guarantee a specific experience for you, as circumstances can vary.

Showing 19–36 of 100 most reviewed contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in Clinton Hill.

Joyland Management

3.5(73)

Corporate Owner35 buildings490 units

35 evictions

57 litigation cases

Nelson Management Group Ltd

3.2(60)

Corporate Owner22 buildings4,249 units

171 evictions

172 litigation cases

Ebd Management Services, LLC

3.6(29)

Corporate Owner59 buildings465 units

18 evictions

64 litigation cases

Ds Cref3 Clinton Propco LLC

2.9(11)

Corporate Owner3 buildings108 units

5 evictions

39 litigation cases

Celeste Lamarche

4.2(10)

Head Officer9 buildings117 units

3 evictions

10 litigation cases

Rose Property Mgmt Grp LLC

3.8(421)

Corporate Owner130 buildings10,060 units

135 evictions

109 litigation cases

Tri-Hill Management LLC

3.4(289)

Corporate Owner159 buildings3,712 units

161 evictions

423 litigation cases

Herminio Torres

3.0(247)

Site Manager333 buildings9,957 units

852 evictions

852 litigation cases

Larry Malitzky

3.0(86)

Head Officer24 buildings1,299 units

61 evictions

172 litigation cases

Us Realty Corp

3.0(69)

Corporate Owner60 buildings1,862 units

111 evictions

358 litigation cases

Moses Berkovics

3.8(44)

Shareholder17 buildings474 units

18 evictions

48 litigation cases

Richard Rosan

3.0(40)

Head Officer15 buildings296 units

7 evictions

87 litigation cases

Oak Tree Management, Ltd

2.9(38)

Corporate Owner13 buildings219 units

7 evictions

58 litigation cases

Waverly Owner I LLC

3.5(17)

Corporate Owner2 buildings190 units

No evictions

1 litigation case

Eric Orlofsky

4.1(14)

Head Officer18 buildings120 units

Moses Berkovics

Head Officer4 buildings6 units

No evictions

No litigation history

Christine Chorny

2.6(10)

Head Officer7 buildings337 units

7 evictions

26 litigation cases

504 Myrtle Residential Owner LLC

3.8(10)

Corporate Owner2 buildings143 units

3 evictions

3 litigation cases

What to check before renting from most reviewed contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in Clinton Hill

Look for patterns in reviews regarding maintenance and communication from management.
Note the age of the buildings to understand potential upkeep issues.
Check for specific complaints about rent increases or tenant treatment.
Consider the geographic location of each building when assessing convenience and accessibility.
Research the reputation of landlords and management companies before signing a lease.

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