Most searched landlords with high-rise buildings in Manhattan
There are 100 owners and managers, listed with their portfolios and the city's open-data record for each. This list can help you focus your due diligence on owners and managers that renters look up most often and whose portfolios are mostly buildings of 13 floors or more. If you are considering a Manhattan apartment in a high-rise, use the profiles to identify who runs the building and what renters report about their experiences.
Compare reviews and portfolio details with the city’s open-data record for each owner or manager. Check whether the records match the building you are considering, and look for patterns in renter feedback that may be relevant to your lease. A profile’s search activity does not establish management quality, and portfolio details alone do not show what living in a specific building is like.
Showing 73–90 of 100 most searched landlords with high-rise buildings in Manhattan.
Clermont York 82nd St., LLC
Southbridge Towers Inc
Seward Park Housing Corp
David Ellis Real Estate, L.P.
25 East 67th Street, LLC
Addison Hall Owners
1199 Housing Corp
56 Pine Street Condominium
123 East 54th Street Owner, LLC
Gregg Wolpert
Daniel Monaco
Coliseum Tenants Corp
Ossa Properties, Inc.
511 East 80th Street LLC
Windsor Park Condominium
Rio, the Condominium & Spa C/O Allied Partners
Jay Solinsky
37 West 72nd St. Inc
What to check before renting from most searched landlords with high-rise buildings in Manhattan
- Confirm that the building you are considering appears in the owner or manager’s portfolio.
- Check the city open-data record against the building’s address and ownership details.
- Read renter feedback for recurring issues that could affect your day-to-day experience.
- Compare the building’s floor count with the high-rise filter’s 13-floor threshold.
- Treat frequent profile searches as a measure of renter interest, not an endorsement.