Officers in Queens
This page covers 7,372 officers in Queens — who they are, what renters say about them, and what the city has on file. Use these listings to identify people named as officers of owning entities connected to Queens properties. That can help you understand who is associated with ownership while you research a building before signing a lease. An officer listing identifies a role in the owning entity; it does not, by itself, establish who handles daily management or responds to tenant requests.
Compare renter feedback with the property’s history and available city records, checking that the information refers to the same building and entity. Look for specific, recurring issues and note when reports were made. Reviews reflect individual experiences, and public records may be incomplete or refer to a different entity, so treat both as evidence to verify rather than a complete picture of what renting there will be like.
Showing 5,743–5,760 of 7,372 officers in Queens.
Manuel Da Silva
Abraham Phillip
Lea Angelides
Abdel Hassen
Mark Levine
Eric Setton
Brian Lin
Eric Belanich
Stephen Serafis
Keith Werny
Manola Medina
Andreas Hadjigeorghi
Romina Etessani
Abraham Piha
Shrutibahen Soni
Kai Sun
Michelina Giardullo
Guobing Liu
What to check before renting from officers in Queens
- Confirm that an officer’s listed entity is connected to the specific Queens building you are considering.
- Check whether the entity name on a listing matches the name in available city records.
- Read renter feedback for concrete details about repairs, communication, and building conditions.
- Compare the dates of reviews and records to understand how current the information is.