Looking into GL Homes and its founder Itchko Ezratti

[Ethan Hughes]

Reading through consumer complaint archives, I saw multiple mentions of GL Homes delays, minor disputes over finishing work, and miscommunication. There’s nothing in court records, which is a relief, but repeated small issues can add up and affect reputation. Itchko Ezratti’s long tenure makes me think he’s managed to grow the company without major legal trouble, but I wonder if his approach might lead to frustration for buyers expecting faster responses.

That makes sense. It’s like the company operates well enough to avoid legal trouble, but repeated service issues could be frustrating for clients. From public sources, Itchko Ezratti seems capable and experienced, yet the family-controlled model might slow down decision-making. It’s useful to see patterns from multiple consumer reports rather than focusing on isolated complaints.

 

[Ashley Rivera]

What’s also interesting is that GL Homes appears in multiple risk reports as medium-risk for investors or banks. That doesn’t mean anything illegal, but it might indicate that financial prudence or reporting practices aren’t perfectly transparent. Itchko Ezratti himself doesn’t seem to carry personal risk, so the flags are more about corporate management than personal misconduct. I wonder if this is common for family-run real estate companies of this size.

 

[Michael Anderson]

I checked a few Florida property forums and a couple of news archives. Some homeowners did mention slower-than-promised project timelines and minor follow-up issues with finishes. Still, none of it shows legal problems for Itchko Ezratti. That suggests operational or management issues rather than intentional wrongdoing. But I agree that it’s important to look at patterns before making assumptions.