What defines a pre-war building for this page?

A pre-war building refers to any residential structure built before World War II, often characterized by certain architectural styles and construction methods typical of that era.

How can I use the reviews listed on this page?

The reviews can provide insights into the experiences of past and current tenants, highlighting issues like maintenance, management responsiveness, and overall living conditions.

Are all landlords and buildings equally represented on this page?

No, this page specifically features contacts associated with pre-war buildings in Upper West Side, so it does not include landlords or buildings outside this category.

What should I look for when comparing contacts on this page?

When comparing contacts, consider factors like tenant reviews, building conditions, and the reputation of the property management for addressing tenant concerns.

Can I trust the data provided on this page?

The data is cross-checked against public records and tenant experiences, which can help inform your decision, although it is always wise to conduct additional research.

How recent is the tenant feedback on this page?

The tenant feedback is often based on the most current reviews available, but make sure to note the dates if applicable to gauge relevance.

What type of buildings can I find under the pre-war category?

You can find various types of residential buildings categorized as pre-war, typically apartment complexes, walk-ups, and some brownstones that were constructed prior to World War II.

Contacts with pre-war buildings in Upper West Side

5,663 contacts with pre-war buildings in Upper West Side are cross-checked against the city's public records, with renter reviews where they exist. This information is useful for renters who are considering a lease in a pre-war building within Upper West Side, offering insights into landlords and property management practices. To use this page effectively, compare multiple landlords based on their tenant reviews and buildings' conditions, keeping in mind that past experiences reported by renters may not predict future conduct but can indicate trends.

Showing 2,161–2,178 of 5,663 contacts with pre-war buildings in Upper West Side.

Filip Sokoli

4.3(1)

Site Manager1 buildings90 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

Sophia Magnone

3.1(1)

Head Officer1 buildings10 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

Oren Shapiro