Landlords with pre-war buildings in Lenox Hill
This page covers 3,600 landlords with pre-war buildings in Lenox Hill — who they are, what renters say about them, and what the city has on file. This can help you focus your due diligence on the age and management of rental buildings in Lenox Hill, Manhattan. The pre-war label applies to landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings put up before 1947, so it describes a portfolio rather than necessarily every property a landlord manages.
Compare renter accounts with the city records available for each landlord and building. Check whether reports relate to the specific property you are considering, and look at the dates and details behind them. This information can help you identify questions to ask before signing, but it does not establish what your experience in a particular apartment will be.
Showing 2,341–2,358 of 3,600 landlords with pre-war buildings in Lenox Hill.
Ben Rosanvallion
3 East 78th Street Condominium
Ari Schertz
Alfred Sedaght
Shamel Mack
Aron Suna
Carrie Chiang
Jan Reynolds
213 East 71st Street Apartment Corp.
Joseph Annunziatajr
Louisa Little
Frank Deguzman
Lucy King
Oscar Escobar
Jean Rachou
Gabriel Goodman
Tony Conte
Council On Foreign Relations, Inc.
What to check before renting from landlords with pre-war buildings in Lenox Hill
- Check whether the building you are considering was constructed before 1947.
- Confirm that a landlord's reported concerns relate to the Lenox Hill property you are evaluating.
- Compare renter accounts with available city records for the relevant building.
- Review the dates and details of reports rather than relying on a general impression of a landlord.
- Ask how building-specific maintenance and management issues would be handled before signing.