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Landlords with low eviction rates in NYC

Openigloo holds a record for 240,865 landlords with low eviction rates in NYC, built from renter reviews and public documents. This filter may help you compare a landlord’s eviction record with other information about the property and management. Here, “low eviction rates” means a rate below the citywide average, measured per unit; it does not mean that a landlord has never filed an eviction case.

Before signing, look at renter reviews and public documents for details about the building and the landlord’s record. Check whether the available information is relevant to the property you are considering, and weigh eviction data alongside other due diligence. A below-average rate describes past records; it does not establish how a landlord will act in the future.

Showing 29,161–29,178 of 240,865 landlords with low eviction rates in NYC.

Arnaldo Marcano

4.4(2)
1 eviction
No litigation history

Jason Grima

2.9(2)
1 eviction
No litigation history

Mike Niamonitakis

3.4(2)
No evictions
3 litigation cases

Morris Knoll

4.5(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

Janet Tepper

2.0(2)
No evictions
3 litigation cases

127-129-131 West 96th Street

4.0(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

1376 Third Avenue LLC

3.2(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

J Coutinho

2.8(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

Akam Assiocates

4.0(2)
1 eviction
1 litigation case

341 W 19th Street Partners 1 LLC

3.7(2)
No evictions
1 litigation case

Chaim Klein

4.4(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

Ed Hot

4.7(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

Goerge Cardenas

2.9(2)
1 eviction
5 litigation cases

Cecilio Paquay

3.8(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

Elliot Quintana

3.0(2)
No evictions
2 litigation cases

Pedro Maldonado

4.0(2)
No evictions
1 litigation case

Jorge Colon

3.6(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

Uri David

4.0(2)
No evictions
No litigation history

What to check before renting from landlords with low eviction rates in NYC

  • Check how the per-unit eviction rate compares with the citywide average.
  • Review renter accounts for details about communication, repairs, and lease issues.
  • Look at public documents for context about eviction filings and their outcomes.
  • Confirm that the landlord or manager’s record relates to the building you are considering.
  • Treat a below-average rate as historical information, not a prediction of future conduct.

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