Owners in NYC
This page covers 36,212 owners in NYC — who they are, what renters say about them, and what the city has on file. The owner-of-record label identifies the people or companies registered as owners of their buildings. It can help you distinguish the legal owner from a property manager or other contact involved in day-to-day operations. That distinction matters when you are checking who is connected to a building you may rent in.
Compare renter reviews with available city records and the details for the specific building. Look for consistent themes, but treat reviews as individual accounts rather than proof of what will happen in your case. Public records can help establish registered ownership, but they may not describe the full management arrangement or the current condition of a building.
Showing 19,297–19,314 of 36,212 owners in NYC.
Pierro, Michael
Montero, William
Lin, Jian Ping
Popoteur-Grullon, Pedro
Shafidiya, Grace
Arsenio Perez
Holness, Brenda
Funicelli Vito
Beckford, Robert
Pimentel, Angel
Casey, Forrest
Mary C Evans
Akter, Shaheen
Islam, Md J.
Uddin, Muhammad B
Claude, Marie
Crann-Campbell, Michelle
Whyte Browne, Nicole M
What to check before renting from owners in NYC
- Check whether the listed owner is a person or a company.
- Compare the owner’s record with the building details for the property you are considering.
- Read renter reviews for recurring themes about repairs, communication, and lease issues.
- Use available city records to confirm registered ownership, not to infer how a building is managed day to day.