What defines a pre-war building in East New York?

A pre-war building is typically one constructed before World War II, which often features distinct architectural styles and construction methods that differ from post-war developments.

How can I find out more about the landlords on this page?

You can read reviews and ratings left by renters to gather insights about each landlord's reliability and property management practices.

What kind of information can I find about the buildings listed here?

You can find details about the age of the buildings, their conditions, and feedback from tenants regarding their experiences living in those properties.

Are all the contacts in this list landlords?

Not necessarily; the list includes both landlords and property management companies that operate pre-war buildings in East New York.

Can I trust the reviews on this page?

The reviews reflect personal experiences from renters, so it's important to consider multiple reviews and look for common themes to get an accurate picture.

Is there a way to contact the landlords or property managers listed?

Contact information is usually provided within the individual listings, allowing you to reach out directly for inquiries about leasing.

What should I consider before choosing a pre-war building from this list?

Evaluate the reviews for maintenance issues, the management's responsiveness, and any unique features or drawbacks that may affect your living experience.

Contacts with pre-war buildings in East New York

Openigloo tracks 4,996 contacts with pre-war buildings in East New York, drawn from city records and reviews left by renters. This page is useful for renters looking for information on landlords or property managers who oversee pre-war buildings in East New York. You can compare reviews and ratings to gauge the reliability and reputation of these contacts, but keep in mind that past performance does not guarantee future behavior and that reviews may reflect individual experiences.

Showing 19–36 of 4,996 contacts with pre-war buildings in East New York.

Claudette Henry

Worst landlord

Head Officer25 buildings206 units

18 evictions

93 litigation cases

Ht Jericho, Lp

Owner18 buildings63 units

6 evictions

26 litigation cases

Cuthbert Albert

Site Manager11 buildings59 units

6 evictions

27 litigation cases

Joel Retek

2.0(1)

Head Officer21 buildings73 units

30 evictions

43 litigation cases

David Kramer

3.0(9)

Head Officer50 buildings1,163 units

102 evictions

113 litigation cases

Nanraj Lp

2.4(1)

Corporate Owner9 buildings58 units

2 evictions

1 litigation case

Etrog LLC

Owner26 buildings34 units

20 evictions

18 litigation cases

Hpeny Housing Development Fund Company, INC.

Owner8 buildings18 units

No evictions

2 litigation cases

Mhany 2002 Hdfc

Corporate Owner23 buildings133 units

10 evictions

8 litigation cases

Joe Redek

Site Manager19 buildings78 units

34 evictions

43 litigation cases

Dolphin Property Services, LLC

2.4(19)

Corporate Owner83 buildings4,016 units

491 evictions

528 litigation cases

Williamsburg Property Management LLC

3.3(18)

Corporate Owner43 buildings243 units

10 evictions

42 litigation cases

Brooklyn Property Managers

3.2(11)

Corporate Owner98 buildings491 units

Eli Maor

Site Manager33 buildings85 units

41 evictions

38 litigation cases

Shaya Seidenfeld

3.1(1)

Site Manager12 buildings68 units

4 evictions

49 litigation cases

George Thomas

Joint Owner7 buildings21 units

No evictions

2 litigation cases

Mhany Dumont Hdfc

Corporate Owner6 buildings44 units

7 evictions

5 litigation cases

Mordechai Retek

3.1(10)

Head Officer10 buildings53 units

11 evictions

18 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with pre-war buildings in East New York

Check the review ratings to see how previous tenants view their living experience.
Look for consistent patterns in feedback regarding property maintenance and landlord responsiveness.
Research the history of the building to assess any potential issues related to age and upkeep.

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5,311 contacts

Contacts with pre-war 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

56,321 contacts

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44,209 contacts

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34,844 contacts

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4,466 contacts

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