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Lessees in Manhattan

Openigloo lists 451 lessees in Manhattan, each with the buildings they run and what the city's records show. This resource is beneficial for renters seeking detailed insights into lessees operating in Manhattan and their associated properties. You should compare multiple lessees based on their past tenant feedback, manage a range of buildings, and check for any public records that may highlight their conduct, reliability, and reputation.

Showing 379–396 of 451 lessees in Manhattan.

Jamie Yoo

Corporate Owner1 buildings
No evictions
3 litigation cases

Dean Phillips

Head Officer1 buildings1 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Gail Binderman

Head Officer1 buildings16 units
No evictions
1 litigation case

Barrett Einaugler

Head Officer1 buildings28 units
1 eviction
2 litigation cases

Talbert Weeks

Lessee1 buildings60 units
4 evictions
1 litigation case

Barrett Einaugler

Shareholder1 buildings62 units
5 evictions
2 litigation cases

Deborah Millman

Lessee1 buildings2 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Michael Namer

Head Officer1 buildings
No evictions
3 litigation cases

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Lessee1 buildings8 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Richard Nightingale

Lessee1 buildings
No evictions
2 litigation cases

Buwa Binitie

Head Officer1 buildings180 units
No evictions
3 litigation cases

Lauren Flanigan

Lessee1 buildings1 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Conrad Haye

Site Manager1 buildings4 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Harold Rivera

Site Manager1 buildings8 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Chris Edmonds

Lessee1 buildings3 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Christopher Foster

Lessee1 buildings17 units
No evictions
1 litigation case

Shaya Mahindra

Lessee1 buildings3 units
No evictions
1 litigation case

Micheline Hanks-Bush

Head Officer1 buildings12 units
No evictions
1 litigation case

What to check before renting from lessees in Manhattan

  • Look for patterns in tenant reviews to gauge satisfaction with the lessee.
  • Check the specific buildings managed by each lessee for maintenance issues or complaints.
  • Research the lessee's history in managing properties of a similar type or demographic.
  • Verify any potential red flags by examining city records related to the lessee.
  • Consider the longevity of the lessee in Manhattan to assess stability and experience.

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Landlords and management companies operate across different parts of the city. Browse by borough to see who runs the buildings where you are looking, along with their reviews and open-data records.

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