What defines a good cause building in Downtown Brooklyn?

Good cause buildings are typically regulated by laws that provide certain protections for tenants, such as limits on rent increases and eviction protections. They often have specific criteria that distinguish them from other types of rental units.

How can I evaluate the reviews for landlords on this page?

You should look for recurring themes in the reviews, such as responsiveness, quality of maintenance, and tenant relationships. Identifying both positive and negative feedback will help you form a more comprehensive understanding of the landlord's practices.

Are all contacts on this page reputable?

Reputation can vary among contacts listed, so it is important to carefully examine reviews and open data. A high overall rating and a lack of serious complaints may signal a more reputable landlord or property manager.

What type of open data is available for these contacts?

Open data can include information on building code violations, complaints filed by tenants, and legal action taken against the landlord or management company. This data can provide valuable context for your decision.

How can I find more specific information about a particular building?

You can look for specific reviews related to the building you're interested in, as well as check for any documented issues in the open data. This could give you insight into the experiences of current or past tenants.

Contacts with good cause buildings in Downtown Brooklyn

158 contacts with good cause buildings in Downtown Brooklyn appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This information is useful for renters considering a unit in a good cause building in Downtown Brooklyn, providing insights into landlords and property managers. You should compare the reviews and open data for each contact, keeping in mind that while positive reviews may indicate a higher level of satisfaction, the data does not guarantee future conduct or experiences with the properties.

Showing 55–72 of 158 contacts with good cause buildings in Downtown Brooklyn.

John Frezza

4.0(22)

Shareholder3 buildings407 units

4 evictions

6 litigation cases

Wolf Sicherman

3.5(21)

Corporate Owner23 buildings692 units

Samy Brahimy

Shareholder30 buildings462 units

3 evictions

6 litigation cases

Hesky Brahimy

4.2(17)

Shareholder8 buildings319 units

1 eviction

3 litigation cases

The Bridge Building Usa LLC

3.8(16)

Corporate Owner2 buildings88 units

3 evictions

No litigation history

Jack Basch

3.8(16)

Site Manager1 buildings84 units

3 evictions

No litigation history

Mordechai Landau

3.8(16)

Head Officer1 buildings84 units

3 evictions

No litigation history

Nicola Deacetis

2.4(14)

Officer26 buildings286 units

41 evictions

87 litigation cases

Stuart Venner

3.4(13)

Shareholder15 buildings96 units

1 eviction

16 litigation cases

Stahl York Avenue Co. LLC

4.2(12)

Corporate Owner21 buildings1,252 units

125 Court Street LLC

Corporate Owner1 buildings321 units

Shirley Zou

Site Manager1 buildings321 units

Brian Upbin

Agent1 buildings321 units

4 evictions

5 litigation cases

Grace Venner

3.3(10)

Officer12 buildings62 units

1 eviction

11 litigation cases

Victor Sanabria

4.2(10)

Site Manager1 buildings239 units

No evictions

No litigation history

David Meyer

4.2(10)

Head Officer1 buildings239 units

No evictions

No litigation history

State Renaissance LLC

3.2(9)

Corporate Owner1 buildings158 units

1 eviction

3 litigation cases

Michael Mawyin

3.2(9)

Site Manager1 buildings158 units

1 eviction

3 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with good cause buildings in Downtown Brooklyn

Check for patterns in landlord response to tenant complaints.
Look at the types of issues reported in reviews to gauge common concerns.
Review the open data history for any legal or financial disputes related to the properties.
Assess the overall rating of each contact as an indicator of tenant satisfaction.
Consider the location and amenities of the good cause buildings in relation to your needs.

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Contacts with good cause 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.

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