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Most searched officers in Queens

There are 100 most searched officers in Queens, listed with their portfolios and the city's open-data record for each. This list can help you identify officers that other renters have looked up while researching Queens properties. Here, “most searched” refers to how often renters look up an Openigloo profile; “officer” means a person listed as an officer of the owning entity. A frequently searched profile is not, by itself, evidence of a positive or negative rental experience.

Before signing, compare an officer’s listed properties with the building you are considering and review the associated city open-data records. Check whether the records match the address and ownership details you have, and investigate any gaps or discrepancies. Use this information alongside your lease, building conditions, and other relevant research; open-data records and profile searches do not establish how a particular issue will be handled.

Showing 91–100 of 100 most searched officers in Queens.

Thomas Liebermann

4.6(2)
Shareholder2 buildings25 units
No evictions
2 litigation cases

Leonard Scarola

2.3(1)
Owner14 buildings227 units
5 evictions
5 litigation cases

Judy Moalemi

2.3(1)
Shareholder8 buildings14 units
4 evictions
6 litigation cases

Fozan Pirzada

1.6(1)
Shareholder3 buildings13 units
No evictions
No litigation history

Arsen Yakubov

Worst landlord
Shareholder41 buildings82 units
20 evictions
46 litigation cases

Michael Kandhorov

Shareholder10 buildings18 units
2 evictions
8 litigation cases

Bhanwarlal Nawal

Site Manager6 buildings3 units
1 eviction
No litigation history

Matthew Grosek

Site Manager4 buildings390 units
3 evictions
1 litigation case

Charles Gedinsky

Shareholder2 buildings86 units
6 evictions
3 litigation cases

Armin Radoncic

Site Manager2 buildings48 units
No evictions
No litigation history

What to check before renting from most searched officers in Queens

  • Confirm that the officer’s listed role matches the owning entity for the Queens property you are considering.
  • Compare the building address in city records with the address on your lease or listing.
  • Review the officer’s listed portfolio for properties that are relevant to your housing search.
  • Treat profile search activity as a measure of renter interest, not as a rating of management quality.

Most searched officers in trending Queens neighborhoods

Most searched officers 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.

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