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Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty โ€” rent-stabilized buildings and HPD violations

Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty is the registered managing agent of 13 rent-stabilized buildings in New York City, covering 559 apartments. HPD has 104 open violations against them, 8.0 per building, 34 of them class C โ€” the immediately hazardous grade a landlord has 24 hours to fix. 0 of the buildings have none open. That is the 533rd-largest rent-stabilized portfolio of the 1,416 landlords tracked here. Boroughs: Manhattan (9), Brooklyn (3), the Bronx (1).

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The buildings

AddressBoroughApartmentsOpen violationsClass C
89 Carlton AveBrooklyn22285
351 E 54th StManhattan12156
3811 Surf AveBrooklyn41142
334 E 92nd StManhattan23125
2217 Givan Avethe Bronx180113
231 E 77th StManhattan1280
351 E 61st StManhattan5355
3915 Neptune AveBrooklyn7542
141 E 23rd StManhattan1933
171 To 173 Lexington AveManhattan4111
228 To 230 E 46th StManhattan1810
332 E 22nd StManhattan1411
385 To 387 3rd AveManhattan4911

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Frequently asked questions

How many rent-stabilized buildings does Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty own in NYC?

Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty is the HPD-registered managing agent of 13 rent-stabilized buildings in New York City, covering about 559 apartments.

How many open HPD violations does Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty have?

HPD has 104 open violations against the 13 rent-stabilized buildings registered to Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty, 34 of them class C โ€” the immediately hazardous grade. 0 of the buildings have no open violation at all.