Does appearing in this Manhattan result mean every building has a low litigation rate?

No. The filter describes the landlord’s rate, not a separate finding for every building in the portfolio. Check the specific property’s information before making a decision.

Does a below-average rate prove that a Manhattan building is well maintained?

No. The rate is one measure of litigation, not a direct assessment of maintenance or building conditions. Review renter feedback and information about the specific property as well.

Can a landlord listed here still have had HPD litigation in Manhattan?

Yes. The filter is based on a rate below the citywide average, not on a zero-litigation requirement. Consider the available record alongside details about the building you are considering.

How should I use renter feedback with the litigation data on this page?

Compare feedback with the HPD record to get different perspectives on a landlord or manager. Neither source alone establishes what your experience at a particular Manhattan building will be.

Does this Manhattan filter predict how a landlord will handle a future dispute?

No. A below-average HPD litigation rate describes recorded data and does not predict future conduct. Review your lease and the specific property’s information before signing.

Landlords with low litigation rates in Manhattan

Q: What does a low litigation rate mean on this Manhattan page?

It means the landlord’s HPD litigation rate per unit is below the citywide average. It does not mean the landlord has no litigation history.

There are 50,454 landlords with low litigation rates in Manhattan, listed with their portfolios and the city's open-data record for each. This page can help you assess a landlord or manager before you apply or sign a lease. The low-litigation filter means the landlord’s HPD litigation rate per unit is below the citywide average; it does not mean there has been no litigation or that every building in the portfolio has the same record.

For a property you are considering, compare the landlord’s listed portfolio, renter feedback and HPD data, then look into the specific building and any issues relevant to your lease. A below-average rate is one data point, not a guarantee of building conditions, management quality or how a future dispute will be handled.

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Ryan Kramer

Agent1 buildings14 units

No evictions

1 litigation case

Sal Molinaro (Supt)

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