Most reviewed contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in Coney Island

A rent-stabilized building is one where rents are regulated by the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal. This means that rents can only increase by a predetermined amount each year, providing tenants with some level of affordability and stability.

You can verify if a building is rent-stabilized by checking the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal's website or contacting local housing agencies. Additionally, the building's property records may indicate its rent-stabilization status.

The reviews included in this contact list come from renters who have experienced living in the buildings managed by the listed landlords. They provide insights about specific aspects, such as maintenance, landlord communication, and overall tenant satisfaction.

Look for recurring themes in the reviews, such as responsiveness to maintenance requests, communication style, and how the landlord handles tenant complaints. These behaviors can indicate the landlord's approach to tenant relations.

The reviews are compiled from various sources, and while many may be recent, it’s important to check the individual review dates for accuracy. Recent reviews tend to provide a better picture of current management practices.

While the focus of this page is on reviews and ratings, contact information may be available through other resources or directories connected to the listed landlords and property managers.

Yes, this list is focused specifically on Coney Island and features contacts associated with rent-stabilized buildings within that neighborhood.