What does “good cause buildings” mean on this NYC page?

It refers to landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections. The label describes the landlord’s portfolio, so it does not by itself confirm coverage for every property.

What does “most searched” mean for these NYC landlords?

It refers to landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. Search interest does not show whether renters approve of a landlord or how the landlord treats tenants.

Does appearing on this page mean the building I’m considering has good cause protections?

No. The page’s good cause filter describes landlords whose portfolios are mostly covered buildings, not every building they own or manage. Check records for the specific property you are considering.

How should I use renter feedback on this page before signing a lease?

Look for specific, relevant details about the property and the issues that matter to you, such as repairs or communication. Consider the context of each account and compare it with available building records.

Does high search interest mean a landlord is well regarded in NYC?

No. The most searched filter reflects profile lookups, not recommendations, ratings, or verified renter satisfaction. Use it as a way to identify landlords for further research.

Why check a landlord’s portfolio as well as the individual NYC building?

The portfolio helps you understand which properties are associated with the owner or manager, while building records can provide details about a specific address. The landlord-level filter does not establish a particular building’s status or condition.

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in NYC

100 most searched landlords with good cause buildings in NYC appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This page can help you identify owners and managers to investigate when a building’s good cause coverage matters to your housing decision. Here, “good cause” refers to landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections, while “most searched” reflects how often renters look up their Openigloo profiles.

Use the search interest as a starting point, then compare portfolio details and available building records. Search frequency does not establish a landlord’s conduct or indicate that renters recommend them. Check whether the specific building you are considering is covered, and review renter feedback in context before drawing conclusions.

Showing 55–72 of 100 most searched landlords with good cause buildings in NYC.

Benenson Real Estate Corp

2.9(27)

Corporate Owner17 buildings875 units

Mendel Gold

Corporate Owner20 buildings110 units

3 evictions

31 litigation cases

Brian Elgart

3.2(26)

Joint Owner11 buildings97 units

David Tennenbaum

Shareholder26 buildings799 units

147 evictions

325 litigation cases

Isadora Hecht

3.7(25)

Shareholder11 buildings464 units

2 evictions

7 litigation cases

Front Door Management, LLC

2.6(24)

Corporate Owner153 buildings1,831 units

165 evictions

267 litigation cases

Washington Towers LLC

3.2(23)

Corporate Owner20 buildings463 units

13 evictions

93 litigation cases

Twin Pines Management LLC

3.1(22)

Corporate Owner62 buildings6,007 units

292 evictions

215 litigation cases

Billy Haugh

3.5(22)

Shareholder12 buildings744 units

4 evictions

19 litigation cases

Dsj Management Corp

3.4(21)

Corporate Owner50 buildings2,339 units

68 evictions

83 litigation cases

McCallister Management LLC

3.7(21)

Corporate Owner24 buildings203 units

6 evictions

71 litigation cases

C. Gershon Co.

3.6(21)

Corporate Owner12 buildings404 units

6 evictions

15 litigation cases

Skylark Management Group, Inc.

3.2(21)

Corporate Owner9 buildings90 units

8 evictions

18 litigation cases

Wm Realty

3.0(21)

Corporate Owner8 buildings376 units

26 evictions

69 litigation cases

Locust Cove Management LLC

2.6(20)

Corporate Owner43 buildings1,002 units

82 evictions

211 litigation cases

The George Units LLC

3.3(20)

Corporate Owner4 buildings952 units

81 evictions

20 litigation cases

Arnold Rosenshein

4.1(19)

Shareholder23 buildings164 units

1 eviction

4 litigation cases

Gazivoda Management LLC

2.2(18)

Corporate Owner44 buildings2,108 units

241 evictions

620 litigation cases

What to check before renting from most searched landlords with good cause buildings in NYC

Check whether the building you are considering appears in the landlord’s portfolio.
Review available building records to assess whether good cause protections apply to the specific property.
Read renter feedback for details about conditions, communication, and maintenance.
Treat profile search interest as a measure of renter lookups, not as an endorsement or rating.
Compare portfolio and open-data details with the information in your lease and building documents.

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in trending NYC neighborhoods

East Village

100 contacts

Bushwick

100 contacts

Hell's Kitchen

100 contacts

Yorkville

100 contacts

Downtown Brooklyn

73 contacts

Lenox Hill

100 contacts

Kips Bay

100 contacts

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings 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.

The Bronx

100 contacts

Brooklyn

100 contacts

Manhattan

100 contacts

Queens

100 contacts

Staten Island

100 contacts

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in NYC

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in trending NYC neighborhoods

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings by borough

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