Long Island based owner, manager and broker, this firm owns mostly very large luxury elevator rental buildings on the east side of Manhattan. You will likely have to pay a broker fee when renting an apartment with this company

Algin Management In The News:

NY Daily News - March 2007

NY Times - April 1999

 For a video of 300 Mercer, an Algin Management property, click here.

Please consult Algin's Manhattan leasing office for further application details: 212.213.1727. This owner also operates as a broker and you will likely have to pay a broker fee to rent one of their apartments.

Algin Management is the umbrella management company for a large New York City landlord. As a variation on the traditional business model for a management company, Algin has teamed up with an in-house exclusive broker and so all leases that go through its property's for any of its units also go through its "brokerage." As a result, anyone renting any apartments with Algin Management must also pay a broker fee. However, the good news is that because you're going directly to Algin Management without a "co-broker" involved, the absolute MOST you should have to pay is about a one month's fee OR 7.5% of a year's rent. In most instances, you should be able to negotiate a low fee. If you'd like any advice on how to deal with such a negotiation, call us!