Most searched landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Manhattan

It refers to landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. It indicates renter attention, not a rating or a guarantee about a landlord’s conduct.

The landlords included have portfolios that are mostly rent-stabilized buildings. That does not mean every building or apartment in a portfolio is rent-stabilized.

No. The filter describes the landlord’s portfolio, not the status of an individual apartment. Check the apartment’s status separately before relying on it.

Look for specific accounts relevant to the building and issues that matter to you, such as maintenance or lease experiences. Consider the context of each review rather than treating it as proof of what will happen in your apartment.

No. The page combines renter profile lookup activity with a portfolio-level rent-stabilization criterion. Review the available details and investigate the building and apartment you are considering.

The filter applies when a landlord’s portfolio is mostly rent-stabilized buildings, not when every building meets that description. Check the records for the specific building you are considering.