Most searched landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Chinatown

It refers to landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. Search activity reflects renter interest and does not establish the quality of a landlord or building.

It includes landlords whose portfolios are mostly rent-stabilized buildings. That portfolio-level definition does not confirm that a particular apartment is rent-stabilized.

No. The filter describes the landlord’s portfolio, not the status of every unit or building. Check records for the specific address and apartment you are considering.

Compare the record with the building address and the landlord or manager listed for the property. Treat it as a research source, and verify details relevant to your apartment before signing.

No. The page’s search filter reflects how often renters look up profiles, while the rent-stabilization filter describes portfolio composition. Neither alone establishes a landlord’s performance.

A landlord can appear because most of their portfolio consists of rent-stabilized buildings, even if a particular building or apartment differs. Confirm the status of the specific unit through applicable records.