Algin Management
Founded in 1957 by Albert Ginsberg, Algin Management is a family-run New York City rental firm headquartered in Manhattan. The company oversees dozens of no-fee apartment buildings in Manhattan and Queens, totaling several thousand units from classic prewar walk-ups to modern high-rise towers. Algin’s properties typically feature full-service amenities such as 24-hour doormen, on-site laundry and fitness centers, aiming to give tenants a convenient, amenity-rich living experience.
In addition to apartments, Algin’s holdings include retail and office properties in Manhattan, Brooklyn and New Jersey. One flagship property is ARO at 242 West 53rd Street in Manhattan, a contemporary 60-story rental tower completed in 2018. This sleek glass-and-metal building offers residents upscale perks like a 24-hour concierge, a fitness center, resident lounges and even an indoor pool with a basketball court. Emphasizing its family-run, hands-on management style — providing live-on-site staff and attentive maintenance — Algin aims to ensure a hassle-free, well-maintained living environment for tenants.
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Rental Buildings
Under Management
Locations
Rental Buildings
Managed by Algin Management
300 Mercer Street
108 East 96th Street
400 East 66th Street
Recent Rental News & Offers
What People Are Saying
About Algin Management and Their Properties
Laurence Towers, 200 East 33rd Street
This "dorm-style" high-rise offers "surprisingly spacious" apartments with "friendly, reliable doormen" making it a "decent value for the size." While the "no-frills" building suffers from "perpetually problematic elevators" and "temperamental AC," long-term residents praise the "fair management" and "reasonable rents." Basic amenities include a gym and laundry facilities, though they're "nothing to write home about." Best suited for those prioritizing "space over luxury" in their NYC home search.
Murray Park, 120 East 34th Street
This "vintage 1960s" Murray Hill high-rise offers "spacious apartments" with "thick walls" in a "prime location" on 34th Street. While the "recently updated units" feature "modern finishes," the building is experiencing "ongoing renovations" that some find disruptive. The "attentive doormen" and "helpful staff" earn praise from many residents, though the "dated elevators" and "basic amenities" remind you this isn't "the Ritz." Best suited for those seeking "generous square footage" in a "central location" who don't mind a building in transition.
Sessanta, 229 West 60th Street
This "full-service" residential tower offers "light-flooded corner units" complemented by an "impressive array" of amenities including a "well-equipped gym," pool and tennis court. Residents praise the "peaceful atmosphere" and "attentive staff," though parking comes at a "premium price" ($400/month). The "thoughtfully designed" units provide "serene city living" with "no noise concerns."
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