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Contacts with good cause buildings in Queens

Openigloo lists 16,235 contacts with good cause buildings in Queens, each with the buildings they run and what the city's records show. This information is particularly useful for renters who want to ensure their potential landlord adheres to certain tenant protections. You should review the provided landlord details against good cause regulations, comparing reviews and records to form a complete picture before signing any lease.

Showing 16,129–16,146 of 16,235 contacts with good cause buildings in Queens.

Paul Luciano

Agent1 buildings2 units
1 eviction
No litigation history

Jake Asher

Officer1 buildings13 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Ramon Dominguez

Joint Owner1 buildings17 units
No evictions
1 litigation case

Lisa Chait

Officer1 buildings16 units
5 evictions
4 litigation cases

John Antzoulis

Head Officer1 buildings2 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Matt Davis

Agent1 buildings2 units
2 evictions
1 litigation case

71-55 68St

Corporate Owner1 buildings3 units
1 eviction
No litigation history

Chi Hua Hsu

Shareholder1 buildings12 units
1 eviction
1 litigation case

Cindy Thier

Shareholder1 buildings3 units
No evictions
1 litigation case

Jim Kakivelis

Joint Owner1 buildings20 units
1 eviction
No litigation history

Zachary Bornstein

Head Officer1 buildings58 units
2 evictions
No litigation history

Stephanie Edmond

1 buildings1 units
1 eviction
1 litigation case

Miaoling Lin

Shareholder1 buildings4 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Alex Palazzolo

Agent1 buildings24 units
1 eviction
16 litigation cases

28Th Avenue Mgt., LLC

Corporate Owner1 buildings23 units
No evictions
4 litigation cases

17-23 Bleecker Street LLC

Corporate Owner1 buildings6 units
No evictions
2 litigation cases

James Demetriou

Agent1 buildings2 units
No evictions
No litigation history

39-89 50Th Street LLC

Corporate Owner1 buildings60 units
2 evictions
8 litigation cases

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

  • Look at tenant reviews to gauge tenant experiences with management.
  • Check the city records for any issued violations against a landlord.
  • Evaluate the age of the building to understand its potential maintenance issues.
  • Research the neighborhood amenities and services near each property.
  • Verify the contact information for accurate landlord communications.

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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.

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