Most searched landlords with high-rise buildings in Manhattan

It includes landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings of 13 floors or more. The filter describes the landlord’s portfolio, so it does not necessarily mean every building they manage meets that threshold.

It refers to landlord profiles that renters look up most often on Openigloo. Search interest does not indicate that a landlord is recommended or that renters have had a positive experience.

No. The filter is based on landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings of 13 floors or more, not exclusively those buildings. Check the specific property details before drawing conclusions about a building.

Find the owner or manager associated with the building, then review the portfolio, renter feedback, and city open-data record. Confirm that the information applies to the exact property you are considering.

No. The filter reflects how often renters look up profiles, not the sentiment of reviews. Read the feedback and consider whether recurring comments are relevant to your concerns.

Compare the record’s property and ownership details with the building you are researching. The record provides public information, but it does not by itself describe renters’ experiences or establish the condition of the building.