What are good cause buildings?

Good cause buildings are rental properties that adhere to regulations preventing landlords from evicting tenants without a valid reason, providing greater security for renters.

How can I use the information on this page?

You can use this information to assess the reliability and management style of landlords owning good cause buildings, which may help you decide where to apply for a lease.

Why is tenant feedback important?

Tenant feedback provides insight into the experiences of past and current renters, highlighting potential issues or areas of satisfaction with the landlord or management.

How does this page define good cause buildings?

Good cause buildings are defined by local legislation ensuring landlords can only evict tenants for specified reasons, contributing to more stable housing situations.

What should I consider when comparing landlords on this page?

Consider aspects like tenant reviews, management responsiveness, and building conditions to get a comprehensive view of each landlord's reputation.

Are all landlords in Staten Island subject to good cause laws?

Not all landlords are subject to good cause laws; it primarily applies to certain rental properties in areas where legislation mandates such protections for tenants.

Can I find additional information about specific landlords listed here?

Yes, you can often find additional information by looking at tenant reviews, and possibly public records, to see the landlord's past conduct.

Contacts with good cause buildings in Staten Island

1,580 contacts with good cause buildings in Staten Island appear in Openigloo's records, each with a portfolio and an open-data history. This information is useful for renters who want to evaluate the history and reputation of landlords in Staten Island operating good cause buildings, helping you make informed decisions before signing a lease. When researching, consider comparing review ratings, tenant feedback, and the overall management practices of each landlord; while this data reflects past performance, it does not predict future behavior.

Showing 73–90 of 1,580 contacts with good cause buildings in Staten Island.

Mamut Turkman LLC

2.7(3)

Owner9 buildings89 units

8 evictions

5 litigation cases

David Silberzweig

2.9(3)

Owner6 buildings43 units

2 evictions

1 litigation case

Gateway Arms

4.4(3)

Corporate Owner5 buildings91 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

Convent Realty LLC

4.0(3)

Owner3 buildings74 units

4 evictions

15 litigation cases

Winthrop Realty LLC

3.3(3)

Owner2 buildings66 units

2 evictions

9 litigation cases

Linda Joffe

2.4(3)

Site Manager1 buildings76 units

16 evictions

4 litigation cases

Tito Santiago

4.4(3)

Officer1 buildings91 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

Cody Krute

4.4(3)

Site Manager1 buildings91 units

1 eviction

1 litigation case

George Nunez

2.4(3)

Head Officer1 buildings76 units

16 evictions

4 litigation cases

George Nunez

2.9(3)

Head Officer1 buildings80 units

21 evictions

2 litigation cases

Drini Gjonbalaj

1.8(3)

Site Manager1 buildings70 units

9 evictions

7 litigation cases

Andre Williams

1.8(3)

Agent1 buildings70 units

9 evictions

7 litigation cases

Linda Joffe

2.9(3)

Site Manager1 buildings80 units

21 evictions

2 litigation cases

299 St Marks Place LLC

1.8(3)

Corporate Owner1 buildings70 units

9 evictions

7 litigation cases

City Of New York

4.0(2)

Owner71 buildings1,116 units

18 evictions

38 litigation cases

Eric Rampulla

3.9(2)

Site Manager34 buildings82 units

5 evictions

2 litigation cases

Lexington Court LLC

3.3(2)

Corporate Owner32 buildings270 units

18 evictions

38 litigation cases

Charles Gendron

3.3(2)

Shareholder30 buildings261 units

17 evictions

38 litigation cases

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

Check tenant reviews for specific experiences related to repairs and communication.
Look into the history of rent increases and lease renewals for transparency.
Review the responsiveness of landlords in addressing tenant concerns and problems.
Evaluate the overall condition of the good cause buildings listed.
Understand the legal implications of good cause eviction laws in this area.

Contacts with good cause buildings in trending Staten Island neighborhoods

Grymes Hill

57 contacts

Saint George

245 contacts

Mariners Harbor

134 contacts

West Brighton

195 contacts

Port Richmond

155 contacts

Tompkinsville

106 contacts

Clifton

158 contacts

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Contacts with good cause buildings in NYC 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.

Manhattan

41,606 contacts

Brooklyn

41,578 contacts

The Bronx

20,571 contacts

Queens

16,235 contacts

Contacts with good cause buildings in Staten Island

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