What are good cause buildings?

Good cause buildings are rental properties protected by regulations that limit eviction and rent increases, thus offering enhanced tenant rights. These rules support stability for renters who may otherwise face sudden changes in their housing situation.

How can I use this page to learn about landlords?

You can use this page to find detailed information about landlords and management companies operating in good cause buildings in South Harlem. By reviewing their portfolios and tenant feedback, you can make a more informed decision about where to rent.

What kind of information is included for each contact?

Each contact listed on this page provides details on the good cause buildings they manage and any available history of tenant interactions. This can include reviews, ratings, and records of any significant issues.

Why should I consider a landlord with good cause buildings?

Choosing a landlord with good cause buildings can help protect you against unjust evictions and unreasonable rent hikes. This framework supports a more stable rental experience.

Can I find other types of properties on this page?

This page specifically features contacts related to good cause buildings and does not include other types of rental properties. For different classifications, you would need to explore other features on Openigloo.

How reliable is the information provided?

The information presented comes from city records and tenant reviews, which can vary in accuracy based on user experience and reporting. It's advisable to cross-reference this data with direct inquiries or additional resources.

Contacts with good cause buildings in South Harlem

Openigloo lists 1,990 contacts with good cause buildings in South Harlem, each with the buildings they run and what the city's records show. This page is useful to renters who want to ensure their potential rental is protected under good cause guidelines. You can compare landlords and management companies based on their track records and tenant reviews to determine their performance and reliability, though the data does not guarantee satisfaction or security in your future tenancy.

Showing 19–36 of 1,990 contacts with good cause buildings in South Harlem.

Raymond Yu

3.3(30)

Head Officer35 buildings453 units

9 evictions

50 litigation cases

Wavecrest Management Group

2.7(6)

Corporate Owner26 buildings842 units

118 evictions

96 litigation cases

Pillar Property Management LLC

1.7(2)

Corporate Owner27 buildings538 units

43 evictions

202 litigation cases

Herminio Torres

3.0(247)

Site Manager333 buildings9,957 units

852 evictions

852 litigation cases

Prestige Management INC

3.1(29)

Corporate Owner151 buildings9,068 units

484 evictions

579 litigation cases

114th Affordable Housing LLC

2.8(10)

Corporate Owner13 buildings149 units

17 evictions

50 litigation cases

Nep West 119th Street Properties, LLC

2.3(5)

Owner14 buildings159 units

21 evictions

50 litigation cases

Wavecrest Mgmt Group

2.9(68)

Corporate Owner337 buildings12,898 units

1,072 evictions

1,228 litigation cases

Shinda Management Corporation

2.8(19)

Corporate Owner274 buildings6,182 units

453 evictions

799 litigation cases

Hph Chosen, LLC

3.7(16)

Corporate Owner12 buildings108 units

3 evictions

17 litigation cases

Janus Partners LLC

2.9(6)

Corporate Owner12 buildings182 units

9 evictions

3 litigation cases

Trinity West Harlem Phase One L.P.

Corporate Owner12 buildings259 units

1 eviction

7 litigation cases

Jay Newhouse

3.5(17)

Head Officer14 buildings149 units

7 evictions

15 litigation cases

122 Fdb Management LLC

3.4(9)

Corporate Owner12 buildings143 units

7 evictions

70 litigation cases

U. H. O. Management Corporation

3.0(5)

Corporate Owner41 buildings1,394 units

68 evictions

153 litigation cases

Avi Dishi

3.4(5)

Shareholder23 buildings253 units

11 evictions

48 litigation cases

Michael Aryeh

3.4(89)

Shareholder31 buildings958 units

60 evictions

186 litigation cases

Bronx Pro Group LLC

3.1(10)

Corporate Owner75 buildings2,396 units

174 evictions

439 litigation cases

What to check before renting from contacts with good cause buildings in South Harlem

Look for patterns in tenant reviews regarding communication and maintenance responsiveness.
Check the number of good cause buildings each contact manages to assess their focus on affordable housing.
Read about any legal issues or violations tied to the landlord or management company as they reflect past conduct.
Evaluate the amenities and conditions of good cause buildings that may influence your rental decision.
Consider the overall reputation of the landlord within the local community, which may impact your rental experience.

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