Most searched shareholders in Park Slope
Browse 100 most searched shareholders in Park Slope, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. This page can help you research the people associated with buildings in Park Slope before you decide whether to apply or sign. Here, “most searched” refers to shareholders whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often; a shareholder is someone who holds shares in the entity that owns a building. A shareholder’s role may differ from the role of a property manager or day-to-day contact.
Use the profiles to compare renter ratings and review available eviction and litigation records, then confirm who owns and manages the specific building you are considering. Ratings reflect renter feedback, while city records show reported legal activity; neither alone establishes what your experience will be. Check records in context and ask about anything relevant to your lease.
Showing 1–18 of 100 most searched shareholders in Park Slope.
Arnold Rosenshein
Jonathan Erlich
Howard Katz
Nicholas Kotsonis
Steven Katz
Matthew Pintchik
Barry Lipsitz
Ronen Flancraich
Brian Elgart
Michael Goldstein
David Bijur
Donna Cosares
Jon Diacomanolis
Nelson Mir
Joseph Poggioli
James Latsko
Phyllis Serino
Brandon Wechsler
What to check before renting from most searched shareholders in Park Slope
- Confirm whether a listed shareholder is connected to the specific Park Slope building you are considering.
- Compare renter ratings across the shareholder profiles shown on this page.
- Review eviction and litigation information alongside the profile, rather than treating it as a complete account of building conditions.
- Ask the owner or manager who handles maintenance, rent payments, and lease questions for the building.