ALBANY — A real-estate company implicated in both the Dean Skelos and Sheldon Silver corruption scandals has shifted its contributions from lawmakers to political action committees that protect landlord interests, records show.

Glenwood Management scaled backed its multimillion-dollar donations after prosecutors charged that the former Senate majority leader and Assembly speaker engaged in schemes in which they steered political actions that benefitted Glenwood. No charges were brought against Glenwood.

Campaign filings made public Friday show Glenwood and its affiliates gave $50,600 to the Neighborhood Preservation Political Action Fund and $857 to the Rent Stabilization Association.