Most searched landlords with pre-war buildings in East Harlem

It refers to landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. It signals profile interest, not a rating of landlord quality or proof of how a particular property is managed.

The filter includes landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings put up before 1947. That portfolio-level definition does not mean every building associated with a landlord meets the cutoff.

The page is for East Harlem, but you should confirm that a landlord’s profile or records connect to the specific property you are researching. A landlord’s broader portfolio may include buildings outside the neighborhood.

No. Search activity shows that renters look up a profile often, but it does not establish whether renters are satisfied. Read available renter comments and check property records before drawing conclusions.

Use the filter as background about the landlord’s portfolio, then check the age and available records for the particular building. Portfolio age alone does not tell you about a property’s present condition or management.

No. The page’s search and portfolio filters do not establish a building’s current condition. Review available renter comments and open-data history for the specific property, and assess the building directly as part of your decision.