Contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in East Village
This page covers 3,334 contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in East Village — who they are, what renters say about them, and what the city has on file. The information here is useful for renters researching their potential landlord or property manager, especially in East Village, where rent-stabilized buildings can offer more predictable costs and rights. You can compare reviews, track record, and any reported issues, but remember that past performance does not guarantee future behavior. The filter for rent-stabilized buildings ensures you are looking specifically at properties that have protections against excessive rent increases.
Showing 37–54 of 3,334 contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in East Village.
Herminio Torres
Howard Lifshitz
Michael Lavian
Chani Neuhauser
Arya Management LLC
Allied Realty & Development Corp
Bahram Hakakian
Sand Asset Management LLC
Mark Scharfman
New York University
Peter Tran
Rialto Management Corp.
Rafael Sassouni
Big Apple Management, LLC
Teena Rubinfeld
Michael Taub
Christine Renzi
Zenon Chernyk
What to check before renting from contacts with rent-stabilized buildings in East Village
- Check the average rent increase history for landlords managing rent-stabilized buildings.
- Look for tenant reviews detailing their experiences with maintenance and responsiveness.
- Use available data to assess landlord behavior regarding legal obligations in rent-stabilized contexts.