What does the good cause buildings filter mean on this East Village page?

It identifies landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections. That does not mean every building in a landlord’s portfolio is covered. Check the status of the specific address you are considering.

What does most searched mean for East Village landlord profiles?

It refers to Openigloo profiles that renters look up most often. Search activity reflects renter interest, not a landlord’s quality or a recommendation.

Does this page show only East Village buildings?

The page is focused on landlords and managers associated with the East Village. A landlord’s portfolio may include buildings outside the neighborhood, so confirm the address and building details relevant to your search.

Does a good cause label confirm that my East Village apartment is protected?

No. The filter describes landlords whose portfolios are mostly covered buildings; it does not confirm coverage for an individual apartment. Verify the specific building’s status and consider the terms of your lease.

How should I use reviews and city records on this page?

Use renter reviews to identify reported experiences, and review eviction and litigation records for additional context. Neither source alone establishes what your experience will be. Check the building-specific details before signing.

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in East Village

Browse 100 owners and managers, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. Use this page to focus your research on East Village owners and managers whose portfolios are mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections. The search activity filter also helps identify profiles renters look up often, but it does not indicate whether a landlord is a good fit for your needs.

Compare renter ratings with the available eviction and litigation records, then check whether reviews describe conditions or management issues relevant to the building you are considering. Portfolio-level coverage does not establish that every building is protected, and searches are not endorsements. Verify details for the specific address and lease before drawing conclusions.

Showing 55–72 of 100 most searched landlords with good cause buildings in East Village.

Martin Scharf

3.7(107)

Worst landlord

Shareholder44 buildings2,504 units

107 evictions

172 litigation cases

Hubb NYC Property Management

3.6(103)

Corporate Owner52 buildings928 units

19 evictions

53 litigation cases

Brighton Management

3.2(98)

Corporate Owner43 buildings766 units

35 evictions

86 litigation cases

Vintage Group, LLC

3.4(88)

Corporate Owner24 buildings384 units

2 evictions

16 litigation cases

Kaled Management Corp.

3.3(67)

Corporate Owner60 buildings5,981 units

73 evictions

122 litigation cases

Chris Paravalos

3.6(54)

Site Manager34 buildings370 units

5 evictions

4 litigation cases

Metropolitan Equities LLC

3.7(51)

Corporate Owner15 buildings389 units

7 evictions

30 litigation cases

Cobble Hill Management

3.2(34)

Corporate Owner35 buildings267 units

Ogrin Associates LLC

No litigation history

Majid Kahen

3.0(29)

Shareholder10 buildings244 units

2 evictions

13 litigation cases

Dominion Management Company

3.7(26)

Corporate Owner8 buildings130 units

4 evictions

7 litigation cases

Cur Management LLC

3.1(23)

Corporate Owner7 buildings173 units

10 evictions

12 litigation cases

Fameco LLC

3.6(22)

Corporate Owner14 buildings424 units

4 evictions

8 litigation cases

Golden Realty Co

3.1(11)

Corporate Owner2 buildings53 units

No evictions

4 litigation cases

Roman Bohdanowycz

4.0(5)

Site Manager2 buildings32 units

No evictions

No litigation history

Urban Associates LLC

3.9(267)

Corporate Owner53 buildings6,238 units

136 evictions

35 litigation cases

Jane Goldman

3.5(263)

Shareholder140 buildings3,938 units

85 evictions

137 litigation cases

Fairstead Management

3.0(82)

Corporate Owner177 buildings4,770 units

331 evictions

428 litigation cases

What to check before renting from most searched landlords with good cause buildings in East Village

Check whether the specific East Village building appears to be covered by good cause eviction protections.
Read renter reviews for recurring comments about repairs, communication, and lease issues.
Compare reviews with the eviction and litigation records shown on the profile.
Confirm that a landlord’s portfolio information applies to the address you are considering.
Treat frequent profile searches as a measure of renter interest, not a rating or endorsement.

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