What does it mean for a building to have a low eviction rate?

A low eviction rate indicates that tenants tend to stay longer and there are fewer legal actions taken to remove residents, suggesting overall tenant satisfaction.

How can I use Openigloo to find buildings with low eviction rates?

Use the filters on Openigloo to specifically search for buildings with low eviction rates, allowing you to prioritize stability when selecting a rental.

Are there other filters I can combine with low evictions?

Yes, you can combine filters such as pet-friendly, affordable, or rent-stabilized to find buildings that meet specific additional needs.

How do I confirm a building's eviction rate?

Check the reviews on Openigloo or contact current tenants for insights. Open data on the building's rental history can also provide useful context.

What if the building still has evictions despite this filter?

It's important to note that low eviction rates are historical. Always validate current tenant experiences with recent reviews and direct Q&A.

Which neighborhoods in Brooklyn have trending buildings?

Trending neighborhoods include: - Bushwick with 12,545+ buildings - Downtown Brooklyn with 3,866+ buildings - Stuyvesant Heights with 7,775+ buildings - Flatbush with 5,550+ buildings - Park Slope with 7,011+ buildings.

What should I watch for when considering a building with low eviction rates?

While low eviction rates are promising, confirm lease terms, understand your rights, and ensure you are aware of any extra costs involved.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Brooklyn

Discover buildings in Brooklyn with low eviction rates, totaling over 63,554+. This page is designed to help renters find housing options where tenant stability is prioritized. At Openigloo, we gather building reviews and analyze open data to highlight signals of tenant experience. We also encourage renters to engage with the Q&A feature for personalized insights about their potential new homes.

Showing 19,549–19,566 of 63,553 buildings with low eviction rates in Brooklyn.

936 71 Street

Dyker Heights

Buildings with low eviction rates in Brooklyn

Buildings with low eviction rates in Brooklyn

936 71 Street

621 54 Street

916 Schenectady Avenue

805 Barbey Street

2375 Ocean Avenue

4683 Bedford Avenue

752 Wyona Street

1726 Union Street

116 Ralph Ave

1637 East 95 Street

470 Drew Street

524 52 Street

411 Brighton Beach Avenue

1737 74 Street

1255 Broadway

434 East 5 Street

514 Avenue M

728 Leonard Street

Buildings with low eviction rates in trending Brooklyn neighborhoods

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