What defines a pre-war building in the East Village?

A pre-war building in the East Village refers to those constructed before World War II, typically featuring distinct architectural elements and charm. These buildings often have a unique character compared to more modern developments.

How can I verify the records of these contacts?

You can cross-check the public records linked in the listings to find information about the landlords or property managers' past conduct. This includes looking at violation histories and building management practices.

What should I consider when reading tenant reviews?

When reading tenant reviews, consider both the context of the feedback and how frequently similar issues are mentioned. Pay attention to repeated themes, such as maintenance timeliness and management responsiveness.

Are all landlords of pre-war buildings in East Village listed here?

This page lists contacts specifically involved with pre-war buildings in the East Village, but not every landlord in the area will have their records included. It's advisable to conduct additional research if you're interested in a specific property.

Can I filter these contacts by ratings?

This page specifically lists contacts associated with pre-war buildings in East Village, and while it does not have an additional rating filter, you can use the ratings available to compare their reliability.

Contacts with pre-war buildings in East Village

4,617 contacts with pre-war buildings in East Village are cross-checked against the city's public records, with renter reviews where they exist. This page is useful for renters evaluating living in pre-war buildings in the East Village, providing insights from verified records and tenant experiences. You should compare the ratings and reviews of each contact to gauge their reliability and reputation; while these records do not guarantee future conduct, they offer a basis for informed decision-making when choosing a place to rent.

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Joshua Gabbay

3.1(1)

Head Officer1 buildings6 units

2 evictions

1 litigation case

Jeanne Jackson

3.4(1)

Head Officer1 buildings16 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

The 206 Condominium