Landlords with pre-war buildings in Staten Island
4,506 landlords with pre-war buildings in Staten Island are cross-checked against the city's public records, with renter reviews where they exist. This list can help you identify owners and managers whose portfolios are mostly buildings constructed before 1947. It is relevant if you are considering a rental in Staten Island and want to investigate how a building’s age and management history may affect your decision.
Compare renter reviews with public records for the specific property and its owner or manager. The pre-war label describes a portfolio pattern, not the condition or quality of every building, and reviews reflect individual experiences rather than a guarantee of what you will experience. Check the building’s records and lease details before deciding.
Showing 2,683–2,700 of 4,506 landlords with pre-war buildings in Staten Island.
Kristi Cretella
Charles Abomeli
Peter Lazzaro
Salvatore Diforte
Angel Quiles
David Romano
118 Seaview Avenue LLC
Li Yong Wu
Tate, Aldon
Gennaro Scarpati
George Nunez
Laura Volsario
Michael Johnson
173 Broad Realty LLC
Marc Lingat
Mike Fontana
Musa Ardoli
Oleg Krasnitsky
What to check before renting from landlords with pre-war buildings in Staten Island
- Confirm the Staten Island property’s construction year in public records.
- Check whether the owner or manager named in the listing matches the records for the building.
- Read renter reviews for details about maintenance, repairs, and communication.
- Compare review comments with available building records instead of relying on the pre-war label alone.