What defines a good cause building in East Harlem?

A good cause building in East Harlem refers to properties that provide certain protections to tenants, often related to rent stabilization or affordability, as outlined by local housing laws.

How are the contacts ranked on this page?

The contacts are ranked based on the quantity and quality of reviews left by renters, with a particular focus on those in good cause buildings in East Harlem.

How can I use this page to evaluate a landlord?

You can compare the reviews and ratings of landlords and property managers to determine their reliability and responsiveness to tenant needs, which can inform your leasing decision.

Is there a way to see individual reviews for these contacts?

You would need to look at each contact's page to access detailed reviews and ratings from renters, offering insights into their experiences.

What should I do if I see a lot of complaints about a landlord?

If you notice multiple complaints about a landlord or property manager, consider this information seriously in your decision-making process, as it may indicate persistent issues.

Can I trust the reviews on this page?

The reviews come from actual renters and are based on their experiences, which can provide valuable insights, but it's always wise to conduct further research.

What if I can’t find enough information on a specific landlord?

If there is limited information on a specific landlord, it's advisable to ask current tenants about their experiences or consult additional resources before signing a lease.

Most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in East Harlem

Openigloo tracks 100 contacts, drawn from city records and reviews left by renters. This page is helpful for renters in East Harlem who want to understand the experiences of others with landlords and property managers operating in good cause buildings. You can use the reviews and ratings presented here to assess the reliability and responsiveness of these contacts, but remember that the data reflects past renter experiences and may not predict future interactions.

Showing 73–90 of 100 most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in East Harlem.

Langsam Property Services Corp

2.6(45)

Corporate Owner99 buildings3,527 units

389 evictions

585 litigation cases

Renaissance Realty Group LLC

3.4(37)

Corporate Owner46 buildings934 units

30 evictions

138 litigation cases

Edward Rijos

3.2(34)

Site Manager1 buildings323 units

Bajram Bicic

Jlp Metro Management INC.

2.5(31)

Corporate Owner80 buildings2,434 units

310 evictions

526 litigation cases

Friedman Management Corp

3.5(30)

Corporate Owner56 buildings1,064 units

103 evictions

153 litigation cases

Weber Realty

3.8(31)

Corporate Owner32 buildings352 units

4 evictions

34 litigation cases

Allied Realty & Development Corp

3.3(30)

Corporate Owner28 buildings386 units

29 evictions

137 litigation cases

Bahram Hakakian

3.3(30)

Head Officer27 buildings379 units

28 evictions

146 litigation cases

Prestige Management INC

3.1(29)

Corporate Owner151 buildings9,068 units

457 evictions

572 litigation cases

Joseph Yaakovzadeh

3.6(28)

Shareholder54 buildings220 units

17 evictions

69 litigation cases

Ebd Management Services, LLC

3.6(27)

Corporate Owner59 buildings465 units

18 evictions

64 litigation cases

Izzy Jackson

2.4(27)

Site Manager16 buildings498 units

40 evictions

197 litigation cases

Mike Spira

2.5(27)

Head Officer15 buildings456 units

35 evictions

164 litigation cases

Metropolitan Property Services

3.0(26)

Corporate Owner60 buildings1,518 units

105 evictions

169 litigation cases

Manny Ashourzadeh

2.7(25)

Shareholder9 buildings131 units

9 evictions

4 litigation cases

Franklin Faran

2.7(24)

Site Manager1 buildings92 units

1 eviction

8 litigation cases

Emilio Ballenilla

2.7(24)

Officer1 buildings92 units

1 eviction

8 litigation cases

What to check before renting from most reviewed contacts with good cause buildings in East Harlem

Check the average rating of landlords and property managers based on tenant feedback.
Look for specific comments related to maintenance and responsiveness in your research.
Consider how the experiences of other renters align with your expectations before signing a lease.
Review any patterns in complaints or positive experiences highlighted in the ratings.
Use this information to compare potential properties against each other before making a decision.

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