Head officers in Manhattan
14,775 head officers in Manhattan appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. These are people listed as the head officer of an owning entity. For renters comparing Manhattan properties, that role can help connect a building’s ownership structure to a named person and provide context for reviewing the people associated with a property.
Compare each officer’s portfolio and open-data history with the specific building you are considering. Check whether records refer to the same entity and property, and verify details against current public documents. A listed role or record history can provide context, but it does not establish how an officer will handle a particular tenancy.
Showing 5,473–5,490 of 14,775 head officers in Manhattan.
Martin Horner
Janet Giaimovitale
Sheila Stein
Jay Silver
Drew Popkin
Ahron Freidus
Oren Goldstein
Dani Elhachem
Afshin Hedvat
Lee Weiskott
Kinyip Yu
Steve Varon
Robert Faradian
Slavik Gofman
John McCarthy
Ruth Villagra
Peter Takiff
Caroline Martino
What to check before renting from head officers in Manhattan
- Confirm that the head officer’s name matches the owning entity listed in property records.
- Compare the officer’s associated properties with the Manhattan building you are researching.
- Check the dates and details of open-data records before drawing conclusions about a property.
- Distinguish an officer’s role in the owning entity from the responsibilities of a day-to-day property manager.