Most reviewed and most searched landlords in Jamaica Estates
55 owners and managers appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This page can help you investigate owners and managers connected to Jamaica Estates before deciding whether to rent from them. The list brings together two different signals: landlords with the most renter reviews on Openigloo and landlords whose profiles renters look up most often. These signals can point you toward profiles to examine, but they do not establish how a landlord will handle a future tenancy.
Compare review details with the information available on each profile, and check whether the properties and management history are relevant to the building you are considering. Review volume reflects renters who chose to leave feedback, while profile lookups reflect attention from renters; neither signal alone proves a building’s current condition or predicts your experience. Use them as starting points for further due diligence.
Showing 1–18 of 55 most reviewed and most searched landlords in Jamaica Estates.
A. Michael Tyler Realty Corp
Bethel Management Inc
Akam Associates, Inc
Direct Management Corp.
Daniel Rehanian
Bronstein Properties, LLC
Scott Silverman
Barry Rudofsky
Argo Real Estate, LLC
Adam Donner
Erez Levy
Guardian Asset Management
Danielle Kafri
Bruce Rubel
New Park Management, LLC
Allison Anderson
Metro Management Development
Venture NY Property Management LLC.
What to check before renting from most reviewed and most searched landlords in Jamaica Estates
- Check whether a profile’s listed properties are relevant to the Jamaica Estates building you are considering.
- Read review details for comments about repairs, communication, and lease-related issues.
- Treat renter reviews and profile lookup activity as separate signals rather than interchangeable measures.
- Compare profile information with the building and lease details you have received.
- Look for information about the specific property, since a landlord’s broader portfolio may not reflect one building’s circumstances.