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Landlords with pre-war buildings in Brooklyn

This list holds 107,173 landlords with pre-war buildings in Brooklyn, compiled from renter reviews and New York City open data. This information can help you investigate a landlord before applying or signing a lease, especially if the age and condition of a building matter to you. The pre-war label means the landlord’s portfolio is mostly buildings constructed before 1947; it does not mean every building in the portfolio meets that definition.

Use the list to identify owners and managers to research, then compare renter feedback with details about the specific Brooklyn property you are considering. Open data and reviews can offer useful context, but they do not establish a building’s current condition or predict your experience. Confirm the property’s age and ask questions about maintenance, repairs and lease terms before making a decision.

Showing 35,317–35,334 of 107,173 landlords with pre-war buildings in Brooklyn.

What to check before renting from landlords with pre-war buildings in Brooklyn

  • Check whether the specific Brooklyn building you are considering was constructed before 1947.
  • Compare renter reviews for recurring comments about repairs, maintenance and communication.
  • Confirm which owner or manager is named on the lease and responsible for building operations.
  • Treat the pre-war label as a description of most of a landlord’s portfolio, not a guarantee about every property.

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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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