What does “good cause buildings” mean on this Nolita page?

It refers to landlords whose portfolios are mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections. That portfolio-level definition does not establish that every property or apartment they manage is covered.

Why are these Nolita landlords described as most searched?

Their Openigloo profiles are looked up by renters often. Search activity indicates renter interest, not a rating or a finding about how a landlord operates.

Does appearing on this page mean a Nolita apartment has good cause protections?

No. The page’s filter is based on a landlord’s portfolio, not a determination about a specific apartment. Check the property and lease circumstances to understand whether protections apply.

How should I use renter feedback about a Nolita landlord here?

Look for specific experiences that may relate to the property you are considering, such as reports about repairs or communication. Compare those accounts with available records and ask questions about the apartment before signing.

Does frequent searching show that a Nolita landlord is a good choice?

No. It shows that renters look up the landlord’s profile, but it does not establish whether the landlord is suitable for you. Review property-specific information and renter experiences as part of your due diligence.

Most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Nolita

This page covers 100 owners and managers — who they are, what renters say about them, and what the city has on file. This can help you focus your due diligence on Nolita owners and managers whose profiles renters look up often and whose portfolios are mostly buildings covered by good cause eviction protections. The search activity describes renter interest, not landlord quality or a record of how a particular dispute was handled.

Compare renter feedback with available building and city records, and check whether the information relates to the property you are considering. A landlord’s portfolio meeting the page’s good cause definition does not establish that every building or apartment is covered, or determine how protections apply to your lease. Treat the page as a starting point for property-specific research.

Showing 37–54 of 100 most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Nolita.

Robert Farhadian

3.3(7)

Shareholder11 buildings80 units

2 evictions

18 litigation cases

362-366 Broome LLC

4.7(7)

Corporate Owner2 buildings44 units

No evictions

1 litigation case

Bcd Broome LLC

3.4(6)

Corporate Owner3 buildings66 units

1 eviction

7 litigation cases

Jair Gutierrez

3.0(3)

Site Manager2 buildings16 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

198-202 Elizabeth Street LLC

3.3(2)

Corporate Owner2 buildings54 units

1 eviction

No litigation history

Hey Hey Realty LLC

2.3(1)

Corporate Owner2 buildings16 units

No evictions

4 litigation cases

247-251 Operating Corp

Corporate Owner2 buildings33 units

2 evictions

6 litigation cases

John Ilibassi

3.6(139)

Shareholder87 buildings2,345 units

45 evictions

53 litigation cases

Salon Realty Corp

3.5(130)

Corporate Owner81 buildings1,719 units

23 evictions

69 litigation cases

Arya Management LLC

3.3(124)

Corporate Owner87 buildings783 units

28 evictions

100 litigation cases

David Eisenstein Real Estate

2.9(103)

Corporate Owner121 buildings4,421 units

472 evictions

813 litigation cases

Buchbinder & Warren LLC

4.1(93)

Corporate Owner126 buildings2,374 units

14 evictions

12 litigation cases

Citi Urban Mgmt Corp

3.1(87)

Corporate Owner41 buildings451 units

17 evictions

102 litigation cases

Eric Borkowski

3.3(66)

Head Officer30 buildings355 units

11 evictions

55 litigation cases

Metropolitan Property Services Inc

3.1(60)

Corporate Owner97 buildings2,916 units

Robert Raphael

Shareholder46 buildings1,197 units

100 evictions

382 litigation cases

New York City Management LLC

3.1(40)

Corporate Owner48 buildings786 units

56 evictions

117 litigation cases

Joe Hakimian

3.7(37)

Head Officer3 buildings218 units

No evictions

8 litigation cases

What to check before renting from most searched landlords with good cause buildings in Nolita

Check that reviews and records refer to the Nolita property you are considering, not only to the landlord’s broader portfolio.
Read renter feedback for specific, recurring concerns about repairs, communication, or building conditions.
Use available city records to verify details about the building and compare them with what you learn from renters.
Treat frequent profile searches as a measure of renter interest, not as evidence of a landlord’s quality or conduct.
Confirm whether good cause protections apply to the specific building and apartment; a landlord’s portfolio classification alone does not settle that question.

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