What defines a good cause building in Stuyvesant Heights?

A good cause building is one that falls under specific tenant protection laws, which limit a landlord's ability to evict tenants and impose certain requirements for rent increases.

How can I use this information to evaluate a landlord?

Comparing reviews and ratings of landlords in good cause buildings can help you assess their reliability and how they handle tenant concerns based on previous renters' experiences.

Are the contacts on this page only for residential units?

Yes, the contacts listed pertain specifically to residential buildings classified as good cause buildings in Stuyvesant Heights.

What types of issues should I look for in tenant reviews?

Focus on patterns such as maintenance response times, rent increase history, or tenant turnover rates, as these can indicate the overall management quality.

Can I find landlord contact information for apartments not listed here?

This page exclusively features landlords and property managers associated with good cause buildings in Stuyvesant Heights; other properties may not be listed.

Is there a risk of rent increase in good cause buildings?

While good cause laws provide protections against arbitrary rent increases, it's still important to review the history of rent changes in specific buildings for context.

What should I consider when comparing contacts on this page?

Look for tenant feedback on each landlord or property manager, their responsiveness to issues, and the overall condition of the buildings they manage.

Contacts with good cause buildings in Stuyvesant Heights

Openigloo tracks 3,009 contacts with good cause buildings in Stuyvesant Heights, drawn from city records and reviews left by renters. This information is valuable for renters interested in properties that fall under the good cause eviction law in Stuyvesant Heights. You can use the data to evaluate the reputation of landlords, identify patterns in tenant reviews, and understand the level of service provided by property management companies.

Showing 595–612 of 3,009 contacts with good cause buildings in Stuyvesant Heights.

Ryan Colbert

2.3(7)

Shareholder17 buildings238 units

70 evictions

115 litigation cases

Maccabi Property Management INC

3.1(7)

Corporate Owner17 buildings56 units

3 evictions

38 litigation cases

Elliot Frankel

2.9(7)

Head Officer16 buildings38 units

15 evictions

23 litigation cases

Central Gardens LLC

3.4(7)

Owner10 buildings36 units

No evictions

1 litigation case

Freeestone Property Group LLC

3.0(7)

Corporate Owner10 buildings37 units

2 evictions

2 litigation cases

Berish Getz

2.8(7)

Shareholder8 buildings38 units

No evictions

2 litigation cases

Sophia Tsokos

3.1(7)

Officer8 buildings47 units

1 eviction

13 litigation cases

Fereidoon Behin

2.3(7)

Head Officer7 buildings23 units

2 evictions

21 litigation cases

Abe Herman

3.8(7)

Site Manager2 buildings16 units

2 evictions

6 litigation cases

Mr Bear LLC

4.4(7)

Corporate Owner2 buildings74 units

No evictions

No litigation history

Yossi Toledano

3.6(6)

Shareholder86 buildings270 units

31 evictions

46 litigation cases

Ae Duke Management LLC

2.7(6)

Corporate Owner13 buildings77 units

4 evictions

29 litigation cases

Marble Living INC.

3.0(6)

Corporate Owner11 buildings31 units

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

Edwin Rodriguez

3.0(6)

Owner11 buildings30 units

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

Rahim Siunykalimi

3.1(6)

Site Manager10 buildings33 units

3 evictions

33 litigation cases

Andreas Steiner

2.9(6)

Corporate Owner9 buildings58 units

9 evictions

29 litigation cases

Vinegar Hill Asset LLC

2.4(6)

Corporate Owner9 buildings107 units

26 evictions

69 litigation cases

Justin Homapour

4.4(6)

Shareholder8 buildings33 units

7 evictions

8 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with good cause buildings in Stuyvesant Heights

Good cause buildings often provide additional protections for tenants.
You can compare the responsiveness and reliability of different landlords based on renter reviews.
Investigate the history of rent increases to see if they align with regulations.
Check for recurring issues reported by tenants to gauge management practices.

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