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Landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Manhattan

This page covers 39,451 landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Manhattan — who they are, what renters say about them, and what the city has on file. This list can help you identify owners and managers to research if you are considering a Manhattan apartment in a rent-stabilized building. Here, the filter means a landlord's portfolio is mostly rent-stabilized buildings; it does not mean every building they own is stabilized or that a particular apartment is rent-stabilized.

Use the records and renter comments to compare reports about maintenance, communication, and building conditions with information on file. Check the specific building and apartment you are considering, and confirm the apartment's stabilization status through appropriate records or documentation. These listings can guide your research, but they do not establish how a landlord will handle a future issue or what lease terms apply to your apartment.

Showing 38,179–38,196 of 39,451 landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Manhattan.

What to check before renting from landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Manhattan

  • Check whether the specific Manhattan building appears in the landlord's portfolio.
  • Compare renter comments about repairs and communication with available public records.
  • Confirm the apartment's rent-stabilized status rather than relying on the landlord's portfolio filter.
  • Review your proposed lease and any available records for the building before signing.

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Landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in NYC by borough

Landlords and management companies operate across different parts of the city. Browse by borough to see who runs the buildings where you are looking, along with their reviews and open-data records.

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