Shareholders with most units in NYC
100 shareholders with most units in NYC appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This page is useful for renters interested in researching who owns the buildings they might be considering, as well as understanding property management practices. You should compare the different shareholders based on their portfolios and examine their history to get a clearer picture of their reputation as landlords and the quality of their properties.
Showing 91–100 of 100 shareholders with most units in NYC.
Walter Roberts
3.0(5)
Shareholder69 buildings1,041 units
68 evictions
194 litigation cases
Kenny Nasab
1.9(5)
·Worst landlord
Shareholder19 buildings586 units
82 evictions
251 litigation cases
Labe Twerski
3.6(5)
Shareholder14 buildings582 units
42 evictions
55 litigation cases
David Winiarski
2.8(4)
Owner25 buildings674 units
67 evictions
55 litigation cases
Kirk Goodrich
2.8(4)
Shareholder3 buildings600 units
12 evictions
4 litigation cases
Estate Of Jack Rudin
4.3(4)
Shareholder1 buildings613 units
3 evictions
2 litigation cases
Scott Jaffee
2.6(3)
Shareholder43 buildings1,406 units
57 evictions
84 litigation cases
David Massimilla
2.7(2)
Shareholder8 buildings742 units
55 evictions
23 litigation cases
Scott Lucas
1.5(1)
Shareholder18 buildings901 units
57 evictions
112 litigation cases
287 Les Jv LLC
Shareholder1 buildings757 units
No evictions
No litigation history
What to check before renting from shareholders with most units in NYC
- Check the portfolio size to gauge the potential influence of a shareholder in the rental market.
- Look at the open-data history for insights into past management practices and tenant relationships.
- Research reviews for individual properties owned by these shareholders to understand tenant satisfaction.
- Evaluate any reported issues associated with shareholders to assess risks in renting their properties.
Shareholders with most units in trending NYC neighborhoods
Shareholders with most units 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.