Landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Crown Heights
Openigloo holds a record for 3,164 owners and managers, built from renter reviews and public documents. For renters considering an apartment in Crown Heights, these records can help identify owners and managers whose portfolios are mostly rent-stabilized buildings. Reviews and public documents offer context about how buildings are run and what other renters have reported.
Compare review themes and available building records for the specific property you are considering. This filter describes an owner’s portfolio; it does not confirm that a particular apartment is rent-stabilized or establish its current legal status. Verify the apartment’s status and lease terms before making a decision.
Showing 1,207–1,224 of 3,164 landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Crown Heights.
Stuart Polinsky
560 Lincoln LLC
Woodrow Wilson Condominium
Bebes William
Pacific Twins LLC
Cordington Duncan
Chaya Pinson
1055 Dean LLC
William Nelson
457 Park Holdings LLC
32 Rogers Corp
Errol Brown Sr.
1257 Pacific Street Realty LLC
1010 Realty LLC
Moshe Deutsch
Pacific Company LLC
Ralph Rodriguez
Haskel Jacobs
What to check before renting from landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Crown Heights
- Check whether reviews mention maintenance, repairs, or communication at the Crown Heights building you are considering.
- Compare renter reports with public documents about the specific property.
- Confirm the apartment’s rent-stabilization status rather than assuming it from the owner’s portfolio.
- Review the lease terms and ask how the stated rent and any increases are determined.