What does “most searched” mean on this Manhattan page?

It refers to landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. Search interest does not indicate that renters recommend a landlord or have had a positive experience.

How does a landlord qualify as top rated here?

The top-rated filter includes landlords with a renter rating of 4.3 or higher and at least 10 reviews. Ratings summarize renter feedback and do not guarantee that your experience at a particular Manhattan building will be the same.

Does appearing in both filters mean a Manhattan landlord is a good choice?

No. The filters show profile search interest and renter ratings, which are separate signals. Review the underlying feedback and property records before deciding whether a landlord suits your needs.

What do the eviction and litigation records tell me about a Manhattan landlord?

They provide public-record context drawn from city data. Records do not by themselves explain the circumstances or establish what conditions are like at a specific building, so verify that they match the relevant owner or manager.

Can a landlord’s rating represent every building it manages in Manhattan?

A landlord-wide rating may not reflect conditions at each property. Look for feedback and information that specifically relate to the Manhattan building you are considering.

How should I use this page when comparing Manhattan landlords?

Use the filters to find profiles to investigate, then compare renter feedback with relevant eviction and litigation information. Confirm that records correspond to the same landlord and seek building-specific details before making a decision.

Top rated and most searched landlords in Manhattan

Browse 100 top rated and most searched landlords in Manhattan, with renter ratings alongside evictions and litigation pulled from city data. This page can help you identify Manhattan landlords that renters look up often and those with strong renter ratings. Use the two signals as starting points for researching a specific owner or manager, not as a substitute for checking the building where you plan to live. The top-rated filter means a rating of 4.3 or higher with at least 10 reviews; most searched reflects how often renters look up a profile.

Compare the feedback and public-record information for each landlord, then look for details tied to the property and your concerns. Ratings reflect reviewers’ experiences, while eviction and litigation records provide context from city data; neither alone establishes what your tenancy will be like. Check that names and records refer to the same owner or management company before drawing conclusions.

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