What are good cause buildings?

Good cause buildings are those that fall under New York's good cause eviction law, which protects tenants from unjust evictions and regulates rent increases. This law ensures that renters have specific rights, making it important to understand how they apply to a building.

How can I use the renter ratings?

Renter ratings can provide insight into the experiences of previous tenants, highlighting common issues or positive aspects of living in the building. Consider these ratings in conjunction with the eviction and litigation history to form a comprehensive view of the landlord.

What should I consider when looking at eviction history?

Examining a landlord's eviction history can indicate their approach to tenant relationships and stability in renting. Frequent evictions could suggest a negative rental experience, while fewer evictions might signal a more stable environment.

What types of litigation might be relevant?

Litigation related to a landlord might include lawsuits over rent disputes, tenant harassment claims, or other property management issues. Understanding this history can shed light on the landlord's practices and responsiveness to tenant needs.

How do I access the data on this page?

The data on this page includes renter ratings, eviction records, and litigation history pulled from city databases. You can analyze this information to assess the reliability of a landlord or management company.

Can I filter this information further?

Currently, this page focuses on good cause buildings in Hell's Kitchen. Further filtering options may not be available on this specific page, but you can review other data points to gather additional insights.

Contacts with good cause buildings in Hell's Kitchen

Browse 2,101 contacts with good cause buildings in Hell's Kitchen, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. This information is helpful if you're considering renting in Hell's Kitchen, as it allows you to evaluate landlords and property managers connected to good cause buildings. You should compare renter ratings and check the history of evictions and litigation to gauge the landlord's track record, but remember that past performance does not guarantee future practices.

Showing 433–450 of 2,101 contacts with good cause buildings in Hell's Kitchen.

Kamran Elghanayan

4.5(320)

Top rated

Shareholder17 buildings5,046 units

62 evictions

14 litigation cases

Livingston Management Services LLC

3.1(262)

Corporate Owner147 buildings2,167 units

189 evictions

346 litigation cases

Dalan Management

3.5(230)

Corporate Owner49 buildings1,472 units

36 evictions

63 litigation cases

Rockrose Development LLC

4.1(182)

Corporate Owner10 buildings2,797 units

14 evictions

3 litigation cases

Bldg Management Co., INC.

3.9(173)

Corporate Owner77 buildings3,822 units

113 evictions

81 litigation cases

Outpost Club INC

4.1(172)

Corporate Owner40 buildings273 units

15 evictions

81 litigation cases

New Park Management, LLC

3.1(147)

Corporate Owner62 buildings4,144 units

155 evictions

259 litigation cases

Brownstone Professional Services Corp

3.4(144)

Corporate Owner57 buildings815 units

606 West 57 LLC

Corporate Owner2 buildings1,678 units

13 evictions

2 litigation cases

Barry Rudofsky

3.0(134)

Head Officer90 buildings3,971 units

234 evictions

260 litigation cases

Bettina Equities Management LLC

3.9(120)

Corporate Owner45 buildings1,725 units

4 evictions

6 litigation cases

Benny Caiola

3.9(119)

Shareholder43 buildings1,672 units

4 evictions

5 litigation cases

Rose Caiola

3.9(115)

Shareholder41 buildings1,633 units

4 evictions

4 litigation cases

Maria Sciortino

3.9(107)

Shareholder38 buildings1,530 units

Martin Scharf

Shareholder44 buildings2,504 units

105 evictions

172 litigation cases

Brighton Management

3.2(89)

Corporate Owner40 buildings750 units

35 evictions

79 litigation cases

Bozzuto Management Company

4.3(77)

Top rated

Corporate Owner4 buildings1,454 units

24 evictions

1 litigation case

Royal Blue Property Management

3.1(76)

Corporate Owner14 buildings406 units

14 evictions

25 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with good cause buildings in Hell's Kitchen

Good cause buildings must meet specific criteria under New York's housing laws.
Look for patterns in landlord behavior, including frequency of evictions.
Renter ratings can give insight into tenant satisfaction and maintenance issues.
Researching litigation history may reveal additional concerns about the property management.
Evaluate how the experiences of previous renters could affect your decision.

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