What does “most searched” mean for Park Slope site managers?

It refers to site managers whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. It does not mean they have the highest ratings or that their management has been independently assessed.

What does a site manager do in a Park Slope building?

A site manager is responsible for day-to-day management on site. Responsibilities can vary by building, so check who handles building issues at the property you are considering.

Can I use these ratings to judge a Park Slope site manager?

Ratings can offer insight into renters’ reported experiences, but they do not establish how every tenant will be treated. Read the feedback in context and check whether it relates to the building you are considering.

What do the eviction and litigation records show for Park Slope site managers?

They provide city-data context about evictions and litigation associated with the profiles or portfolios shown. A record alone may not explain the circumstances or establish a manager’s responsibility.

Does appearing on this Park Slope page mean a site manager is well rated?

No. The page’s most-searched filter reflects profile lookups, not renter ratings. Review ratings and records separately when researching a manager.

How should I research a Park Slope building using this page?

Identify the site manager responsible for the building, then compare relevant renter feedback with the available city records. Treat both as research context rather than a guarantee of what your tenancy will be like.

Most searched site managers in Park Slope

Browse 100 most searched site managers in Park Slope, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. This page can help you research the people responsible for on-site, day-to-day management before you rent in the neighborhood. “Most searched” refers to site managers whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often; it does not indicate a rating or a measure of management quality.

Compare renter ratings with eviction and litigation records, then look into the specific building you are considering. City records provide context but may not capture every renter’s experience or explain the circumstances behind a case. Use the information as a starting point for due diligence, not as a prediction of how a manager will handle your tenancy.

Showing 73–90 of 100 most searched site managers in Park Slope.

Kadri Capri

3.0(1)

Joint Owner4 buildings42 units

4 evictions

1 litigation case

Vincent Cerillo

3.5(1)

Shareholder4 buildings53 units

2 evictions

4 litigation cases

Bryant Person