Gary Malin is the president of Citi Habitats, one of the largest and most active brokerages in New York City, specializing in the rental market. He runs the firms day-to-day operations as well as supervises its longer-term strategic vision.

The brokerage as of 2014 had more than 700 licensed brokers and agents, mostly in Manhattan. In July 2012, Malin announced that Citi Habitats would be closing its two Gramercy offices and rebranding the firm as part of a refocusing on online leads. The refocusing also came amid major departures from the firm including that of top executive Gordon Golub and Clifford Finn, its director of new-development marketing. The firm has a database of more than 8,000 listings in more than 4,000 buildings, many of which are exclusives.

Malin joined the firm in 1998, and became its president in 2008, a few years after its founder, his old college roommate Andrew Heiberger, sold it to corporate parent NRT.