Who appears on the Manhattan head officers page?

It includes people listed as the head officer of an owning entity in Openigloo’s records for Manhattan. The designation refers to their role in that entity, not necessarily their direct involvement in daily building operations.

What does head officer mean on this Manhattan page?

A head officer is a person listed as the head officer of the owning entity. This identifies a role associated with ownership, but does not by itself show who manages tenant requests.

Does appearing here mean someone owns a Manhattan building directly?

Not necessarily. The page identifies people associated with owning entities, so check property and entity records to understand the relationship to a specific building.

How should I use open-data history for a Manhattan head officer?

Use it as context when researching the officer and associated properties. Check record dates and confirm that each item relates to the relevant entity or building; the history alone does not predict your experience as a renter.

Does this page show who manages a Manhattan building day to day?

Not necessarily. Its filter is based on people listed as head officers of owning entities, a role that can differ from day-to-day property management. Check the building’s records for management details.

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 703–720 of 14,775 head officers in Manhattan.

Sheila Hyman

3.9(12)

Shareholder8 buildings136 units

No evictions

4 litigation cases

Jason Hiller

3.4(12)

Site Manager7 buildings102 units

6 evictions

6 litigation cases

Paul Brusco

3.4(12)

Head Officer7 buildings83 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

Francis Greenburger

3.6(12)

Shareholder7 buildings151 units

11 evictions

11 litigation cases

Michael Kane

2.9(12)

Shareholder7 buildings94 units

2 evictions

2 litigation cases

David Bildirici

2.8(12)

Head Officer7 buildings165 units

5 evictions

17 litigation cases

Jonathan Soudry

3.1(12)

Head Officer6 buildings79 units

1 eviction

18 litigation cases

Gerald Musano

3.2(12)

Shareholder5 buildings104 units

3 evictions

8 litigation cases

Abraham Reiss

2.8(12)

Head Officer5 buildings372 units

12 evictions

22 litigation cases

Jerry Edelman

3.8(12)

Site Manager5 buildings85 units

3 evictions

16 litigation cases

Benjamin Werber

3.4(12)

Head Officer4 buildings247 units

16 evictions

14 litigation cases

Gloria Young

2.7(12)

Shareholder4 buildings286 units

10 evictions

13 litigation cases

Frank Tabaroki

3.4(12)

Site Manager4 buildings56 units

Joan Cohen

Head Officer4 buildings202 units

2 evictions

No litigation history

Michael Sloane

3.0(12)

Site Manager3 buildings56 units

2 evictions

13 litigation cases

Beaux Arts Realty LLC

3.5(12)

Corporate Owner3 buildings361 units

6 evictions

3 litigation cases

Joyce Kwiecinski

3.9(12)

Shareholder3 buildings52 units

1 eviction

5 litigation cases

Robert Gilardian

3.4(12)

Shareholder3 buildings158 units

No evictions

4 litigation cases

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.

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