Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Little Italy
Browse 100 owners and managers, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. That combination can help you focus due diligence on owners and managers connected to Little Italy buildings. “Good cause buildings” means a landlord’s portfolio is mostly made up of buildings covered by good cause eviction protections; “most searched” refers to profiles renters look up most often on Openigloo. Search frequency reflects profile activity, not a measure of housing quality or management performance.
Compare renter ratings with eviction and litigation information from city data, and check whether the records relate to the specific building you are considering. Use the building’s address and relevant dates to interpret what you find. A portfolio-level filter does not establish that every building is covered by the protections, and public records or renter feedback alone cannot predict your experience.
Showing 37–54 of 100 most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Little Italy.
371 Broome Street LLC
124-126 Mott Corp
Eric Lam
Chilita Properties Management
Emmanuel Stark
Ping On Realty Corporation
209 Grand Street, LLC
Phylcarol Realty Corp.
Enrique Sauce
Howard Chin
115 Mulberry LLC
Richard Eng
Lls Realty Associates LLC
Kenneth Chin
Ming Sun Realty Corporation
Magim Mgmt. Inc
Gabriella Gaspar
Hunan LLC
What to check before renting from most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Little Italy
- Check whether the Little Italy building you are considering is covered by good cause eviction protections; the portfolio filter does not mean every building qualifies.
- Read renter ratings for details about maintenance, communication, and lease concerns rather than treating a rating as a guarantee.
- Review eviction and litigation records with attention to the address and dates shown in city data.
- Treat frequent profile searches as a sign of renter research activity, not as evidence of a landlord’s quality or reputation.
- Compare information about the specific property with the landlord’s broader portfolio before making a decision.