What defines a good cause building in NYC?

A good cause building in NYC is generally one that is subject to rent stabilization laws and has certain protections for tenants regarding eviction and rent increases. These laws aim to balance the interests of both landlords and tenants, ensuring fair treatment in rental agreements.

How can I find more details about a specific landlord or management company?

You can look at the specific listings on the Openigloo platform associated with that landlord or management company. Each listing typically includes tenant reviews, open data history, and property details to help you understand their track record.

What types of issues might be reflected in the open-data history?

The open-data history might include information about past violations, complaints, or legal actions related to tenant management. This data can give you insights into how well a landlord maintains properties and resolves tenant issues.

Can I trust the reviews on Openigloo regarding good cause buildings?

Reviews on Openigloo are provided by tenants who have experienced living in these buildings and can offer valuable, real-world insights. However, it is wise to assess multiple reviews and look for trends over time.

What should I do if I find negative feedback about a landlord?

If you find negative feedback, consider investigating further by analyzing additional reviews and the landlord's open-data history. You may also want to contact current or past tenants to gain more insights before making your decision.

Contacts with good cause buildings in NYC

116,857 contacts with good cause buildings in NYC appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This page is useful for renters seeking to evaluate landlords or management companies that handle good cause buildings in NYC. You can compare the portfolio and open-data history of each contact against your needs, keeping in mind that the information provided does not guarantee future conduct, but rather shows past performance based on public records.

Showing 343–360 of 116,857 contacts with good cause buildings in NYC.

Margaret Brunn

2.9(45)

Worst landlord

Owner24 buildings1,451 units

98 evictions

233 litigation cases

Citi Urban Mgmt Corp

3.1(87)

Corporate Owner15 buildings217 units

17 evictions

102 litigation cases

Smrc Mgmt LLC

3.0(83)

Corporate Owner14 buildings864 units

71 evictions

214 litigation cases

Marina Towers Associates, LP

4.1(45)

Corporate Owner5 buildings1,128 units

20 evictions

17 litigation cases

Manhattan Skyline Mgmt Corp

4.0(94)

Corporate Owner15 buildings354 units

21 evictions

13 litigation cases

Gilman Management Corp.

2.8(44)

Corporate Owner50 buildings1,230 units

103 evictions

436 litigation cases

Michael Malek

2.8(44)

Shareholder44 buildings1,338 units

138 evictions

191 litigation cases

Nbm Management LLC

2.9(44)

Corporate Owner43 buildings358 units

23 evictions

95 litigation cases

Rose Property Management Group LLC

4.1(49)

Corporate Owner35 buildings886 units

9 evictions

18 litigation cases

Richard Podpirka

4.0(44)

Site Manager26 buildings1,283 units

12 evictions

25 litigation cases

Leeds Associates LLC

3.7(44)

Corporate Owner23 buildings662 units

5 evictions

6 litigation cases

Edward Kalikow

3.1(44)

Head Officer22 buildings2,010 units

25 evictions

52 litigation cases

Ad Real Estate Investors Inc

3.3(44)

Corporate Owner17 buildings280 units

8 evictions

33 litigation cases

Moses Berkovics

3.8(44)

Shareholder17 buildings474 units

18 evictions

48 litigation cases

Slavko Bernic

3.1(44)

Shareholder13 buildings246 units

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

Sina Mahfar

2.9(44)

Shareholder7 buildings107 units

2 evictions

14 litigation cases

Shlome Reifer

3.1(44)

Officer2 buildings40 units

9 evictions

13 litigation cases

Regency Towers LLC

4.0(44)

Corporate Owner2 buildings532 units

6 evictions

11 litigation cases

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

Review tenant feedback on individual properties from Openigloo's platform.
Research the open-data history of these landlords to identify any red flags.
Analyze the responsiveness of property management to tenant issues reported in reviews.
Look for patterns in how good cause buildings have been managed over time based on tenant experiences.

Landlords with good cause buildings in trending NYC neighborhoods

East Village

3,827 contacts

Bushwick

4,801 contacts

Hell's Kitchen

2,107 contacts

Yorkville

2,894 contacts

Downtown Brooklyn

157 contacts

Lenox Hill

2,948 contacts

Kips Bay

1,080 contacts

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111,818 contacts

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28,688 contacts

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8,475 contacts

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7,693 contacts

Contacts with available apartments for rent in NYC

6,156 contacts

Contacts with multi-borough portfolio in NYC

5,488 contacts

Contacts with affordable buildings in NYC

4,074 contacts

Contacts with luxury buildings in NYC

248 contacts

Landlords with good cause buildings in NYC 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.

Brooklyn

41,567 contacts

Manhattan

41,507 contacts

The Bronx

20,563 contacts

Queens

16,201 contacts

Staten Island

1,582 contacts

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