What defines a low open violation rate?

A low open violation rate refers to the number of unresolved property violations that have not been corrected by the landlord or property manager. This figure can indicate the landlord's responsiveness to maintaining their properties.

How can I use this page to evaluate a landlord?

You can use this page to find contacts that have low open violation rates, ensuring that you prioritize landlords who generally address issues promptly. Compare reviews and data to draw a clearer picture of their performance.

What should I look for in the open-data history?

In the open-data history, look for trends such as how quickly violations are resolved and if there are repeated issues at a particular property. This can help you assess the overall management style of the landlord.

Can low open violation rates ensure a positive rental experience?

While low open violation rates may suggest better management practices, they do not guarantee a positive rental experience. Tenant reviews and individual experiences can vary significantly.

What else should I consider beyond open violation rates?

In addition to open violation rates, consider tenant reviews, the overall condition of the property, and any specific concerns raised by current or past tenants during your research.

Is there a way to contact these landlords?

You can find contact information for the landlords or property managers listed on this page in order to ask specific questions regarding your potential lease.

How often is the data on this page updated?

The data on this page is typically updated regularly to reflect the most current information available regarding violation rates and landlord performance.

Contacts with low open violation rates in NYC

You can compare 103,228 contacts with low open violation rates in NYC on reviews, portfolio size and open-data history. This information is useful for renters who want to assess the reliability of potential landlords or property managers before making a lease decision. You should compare factors like reviews from current or past tenants, the size and type of portfolios managed, and any patterns in the open-data history, bearing in mind that low open violation rates indicate fewer unresolved issues but do not guarantee future conduct.

Showing 91–108 of 103,228 contacts with low open violation rates in NYC.

Carlyle Construction Corp

4.2(107)

Corporate Owner7 buildings1,983 units

17 evictions

13 litigation cases

Michael Francisco

4.2(107)

Officer7 buildings1,983 units

17 evictions

13 litigation cases

Michael Dimson

4.2(107)

Head Officer7 buildings1,983 units

Wayne Ngai

Head Officer4 buildings796 units

10 evictions

1 litigation case

David Eisenstein Real Estate

2.9(103)

Corporate Owner121 buildings4,421 units

470 evictions

812 litigation cases

Jonathan Wertenteil

3.6(103)

Head Officer38 buildings742 units

5 evictions

7 litigation cases

Margaret Broda

3.6(102)

Officer37 buildings3,667 units

278 evictions

237 litigation cases

Charles Schwartz

3.7(101)

Site Manager50 buildings410 units

8 evictions

17 litigation cases

Laurence Ginsberg

4.0(101)

Shareholder20 buildings2,164 units

15 evictions

5 litigation cases

Liane Ginsberg

4.0(101)

Shareholder20 buildings2,164 units

16 evictions

5 litigation cases

Rose Associates, INC.

4.2(100)

Corporate Owner30 buildings3,806 units

49 evictions

15 litigation cases

Algin Management CO LLC

4.0(100)

Corporate Owner15 buildings2,094 units

16 evictions

2 litigation cases

Hubb Nyc Property Management

3.6(99)

Corporate Owner45 buildings905 units

18 evictions

53 litigation cases

Hager Management INC

3.1(98)

Corporate Owner42 buildings1,407 units

96 evictions

119 litigation cases

Pine Management, INC.

3.6(98)

Corporate Owner36 buildings822 units

29 evictions

69 litigation cases

Bita Sassouni

3.5(97)

Head Officer43 buildings640 units

15 evictions

43 litigation cases

Hilary Feshbach

4.0(97)

Shareholder19 buildings2,098 units

Kamran Elghanayan

Shareholder5 buildings2,414 units

43 evictions

4 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with low open violation rates in NYC

Check tenant reviews for insights on past experiences with landlords.
Review portfolio size to understand the scale of the management operations.
Examine open-data history for patterns in compliance and maintenance issues.
Look for any recurring violations that could indicate potential problems.
Verify any claims about property conditions through direct inspection or conversations with current tenants.

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