What are good cause buildings?

Good cause buildings refer to residential properties that are subject to specific rent stabilization laws in New York, which protect tenants from excessive rent increases and provide them with additional rights. These buildings typically have regulations that affect how landlords can evict tenants and increase rents.

How can I find out more about a particular landlord in Hudson Yards?

You can look up individual ratings and reviews for each landlord listed on this page to understand tenant experiences. Additionally, checking for any public records related to the landlord or their buildings can offer insights into their reliability and history.

What should I consider when looking at good cause buildings?

When considering good cause buildings, evaluate tenant reviews, any reported violations, and your own housing needs regarding price and amenities. This can help you determine if a building or landlord meets your criteria for a suitable living environment.

Are all buildings listed here subject to the same regulations?

Not all buildings listed may be classified the same way under the good cause protections. It's important to review each building's specific status to understand the level of rent regulation applied.

Can I get assistance if I encounter issues with a landlord of a good cause building?

Yes, tenants in good cause buildings have specific legal protections and can seek assistance from tenant advocacy groups or legal aid services if issues arise with their landlords. It is advisable to understand your rights and available resources.

Contacts with good cause buildings in Hudson Yards

Openigloo lists 361 contacts with good cause buildings in Hudson Yards, each with the buildings they run and what the city's records show. This page is helpful for renters interested in good cause buildings in Hudson Yards as it provides detailed information on landlords and property managers that meet this criterion. You should compare ratings, read tenant reviews, and check the building details to assess the rental experience, although the data does not guarantee a specific quality of service or condition of the properties.

Showing 1–18 of 361 contacts with good cause buildings in Hudson Yards.

Westfront Associates LLC

3.7(11)

Corporate Owner12 buildings89 units

No evictions

3 litigation cases

Joe Restuccia

3.3(3)

Head Officer40 buildings449 units

43 evictions

73 litigation cases

Clinton Housing Dev. Co.

3.3(5)

Corporate Owner35 buildings479 units

43 evictions

79 litigation cases

Hell'S Kitchen INC

3.8(8)

Owner7 buildings47 units

1 eviction

No litigation history

Chelsmore Universal INC

3.8(37)

Corporate Owner32 buildings1,065 units

31 evictions

88 litigation cases

Daniel Henkel

4.9(1)

Officer23 buildings252 units

19 evictions

35 litigation cases

Chris Meskouris

4.3(3)

Shareholder8 buildings48 units

1 eviction

No litigation history

Makkos Properties, LLC

3.3(1)

Corporate Owner5 buildings23 units

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

Thomas Makkos

3.3(1)

Shareholder5 buildings23 units

1 eviction

2 litigation cases

John Ilibassi

3.6(139)

Shareholder87 buildings2,345 units

45 evictions

53 litigation cases

John Kucharczyk

3.6(81)

Shareholder47 buildings1,326 units

37 evictions

32 litigation cases

Kizner Associates INC

3.9(19)

Corporate Owner26 buildings356 units

13 evictions

27 litigation cases

Joan Price

3.9(2)

Officer5 buildings100 units

4 evictions

4 litigation cases

500 W 42 St Hdfc

Corporate Owner11 buildings6 units

1 eviction

No litigation history

Clinton Housing West 30th Partners Lp

Owner11 buildings47 units

4 evictions

No litigation history

Pr 30 LLC

Corporate Owner4 buildings81 units

Frederick Elghanayan

Shareholder22 buildings7,460 units

106 evictions

18 litigation cases

Tatiana Bond

4.2(376)

Officer30 buildings6,813 units

85 evictions

24 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with good cause buildings in Hudson Yards

Good cause buildings are those that have certain rent regulation protections under New York law.
Look for tenant reviews that mention maintenance responsiveness and overall satisfaction with the landlord.
Compare the ratings of different contacts to gauge tenant experiences and potential issues.
Check city records for violations associated with buildings managed by these contacts.
Consider the amenities and features of the buildings listed to see how they align with your needs.

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