Landlords with pre-war buildings in Manhattan
There are 55,890 landlords with pre-war buildings in Manhattan, listed with their portfolios and the city's open-data record for each. This information can help you assess whether an owner or manager has experience with Manhattan buildings from an earlier era. Building age may affect details worth checking, such as maintenance history, shared systems, and the condition of common areas, but it does not tell you how a specific apartment is managed.
Compare each portfolio with renter reviews and the city's open-data record for the properties you are considering. The filter means that most buildings in a landlord's portfolio were built before 1947; it does not mean every building meets that definition. Confirm the address and building details, and treat reviews and public records as research inputs rather than guarantees about your experience.
Showing 52,597–52,614 of 55,890 landlords with pre-war buildings in Manhattan.
Heshy Preizler
Chris Swensen
Milberg Coleman Bryson Phillps
Duncar Espinal
824 St. Nicholas Avenue HDFC
Felipe Gonzalez
Joseph Kizner
Caedo, Mary Abigail
Nina Demartiniday
Lamont Baker
Stuart Smolar
Socratis Foradoulas
Salvio Randazzo
Angella Laingrodgers
Lamont Baker
Lynette Davis
Izet Arslanovic
109 Prince Street Condominium
What to check before renting from landlords with pre-war buildings in Manhattan
- Check whether the specific Manhattan address appears in the landlord's portfolio.
- Compare building construction dates with the pre-1947 definition used for this filter.
- Read renter reviews for details about repairs, building conditions, and management practices.
- Review the city's open-data record for the property and note any details relevant to your questions.
- Ask about the condition and maintenance of building systems before signing a lease.