Property management companies with most buildings in All Upper West Side
Openigloo lists 100 owners and managers, each with the buildings they run and what the city's records show. This can help you identify which property management companies have responsibility for the largest building portfolios in the neighborhood. Here, “most buildings” refers to landlords responsible for the largest number of buildings, while property management companies run buildings for their owners, handling work such as rent collection and repairs.
Use the listings to identify companies to research, then compare renter reviews with the city records for the specific building you are considering. A company’s portfolio size does not show how it handles a particular property, and records do not establish the quality of day-to-day management. Check that the company and building match, and weigh reviews as individual accounts rather than guarantees of your experience.
Showing 19–36 of 100 property management companies with most buildings in All Upper West Side.
Choice NY Management
Glenwood Management Corp.
New Bedford Management Corp.
Building Equity Management LLC
Tissa Management
Veritas Property Management LLC
New York City Management LLC
Finger Management Realty LLC
Algin Management Co LLC
Fairstead Management
Cornerstone Mgmt Systems Inc.
Harlem Property Management
Veltri Realty Management LLC
Livingston Management Services LLC
Equity Residential Management, LLC
Bldg Management Co., Inc.
Marin Management Corp
Sdg Management Corp
What to check before renting from property management companies with most buildings in All Upper West Side
- Confirm that the management company listed is responsible for the specific Upper West Side building you are considering.
- Read renter reviews for details about repairs, rent collection, and communication.
- Compare review accounts with available city records for the building.
- Check whether a review describes the same property or management company you are researching.
- Treat portfolio size as a measure of how many buildings a landlord is responsible for, not as a measure of service quality.