Most searched landlords with rent-stabilized buildings in Washington Heights

It refers to landlords whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. Search frequency indicates renter interest, not a rating or assessment of management quality.

The filter describes landlords whose portfolios are mostly rent-stabilized buildings. It does not establish the status of every building or apartment, so verify the specific unit you are considering.

Check the apartment’s rent history and relevant public records, and ask the owner or manager for documentation. Confirm that the lease terms match the apartment’s stated status before signing.

No. The page’s “most searched” filter is based on how often renters look up profiles, not on renter ratings. Review feedback and available building records separately.

Use it as context about the landlord’s portfolio, not as proof about an individual apartment. Check the unit’s status, lease terms, and building-specific information as part of your research.

Compare renter feedback with available records for the building you are considering. Also verify the apartment’s rent-stabilized status and review the lease before making a decision.