What does “site manager” mean on this NYC page?

It refers to a person responsible for day-to-day management on site. That role is distinct from the landlord or management company, though responsibilities can overlap.

Does this page include only site managers in NYC?

Yes. The page is filtered to site managers in NYC. Its definition focuses on people responsible for day-to-day management on site.

Can renter reviews tell me how a site manager handles building issues?

Reviews may describe renters’ experiences with communication, maintenance, or other day-to-day matters. Treat them as individual accounts and compare them with other available information.

Do public documents confirm a site manager’s current responsibilities?

Public documents can provide context, but they may not establish a person’s current duties at a particular building. Verify the role and responsibilities for the property you are considering.

How should I use this page before signing a lease in NYC?

Look for information connected to the specific building and compare renter accounts with public documents. Ask who handles day-to-day concerns and confirm that person’s role before relying on it.

Does appearing on this page mean a site manager will handle my concerns a certain way?

No. A listing and the information associated with it do not guarantee how a manager will respond. Use the available information as context and confirm responsibilities directly.

Site managers in NYC

Openigloo holds a record for 95,427 site managers in NYC, built from renter reviews and public documents. This page can help you identify the people responsible for day-to-day management at a building and review information associated with them. That context may be useful when you want to understand who handles on-site issues, alongside the landlord or management company named in a lease or building record.

Compare renter accounts with public documents, and look for details relevant to the specific building you are considering. Reviews can describe individual experiences, while public records may provide additional context; neither alone establishes how a manager will handle your situation. Confirm the manager’s role and responsibilities directly before relying on them.

Showing 14,527–14,544 of 95,427 site managers in NYC.

Armin Radoncic

3.1(1)

Site Manager1 buildings57 units

4 evictions

3 litigation cases

Gzim Celaj

2.8(1)

Site Manager1 buildings38 units

11 evictions

4 litigation cases

Mario Cajamarca