What does low eviction rates mean for renters?

Low eviction rates indicate that tenants generally stay in their apartments longer, reflecting stability and satisfaction.

How can Openigloo help me find buildings with low eviction rates?

Openigloo offers tenant reviews and open data to highlight buildings with better tenant experiences and fewer evictions.

Should I ask current tenants about their experiences?

Yes, speaking with current tenants can provide insight into the building's management and any issues that may affect your rental experience.

What should I verify in the lease agreement?

Verify key terms like lease duration, renewal policies, and any fees or restrictions that might apply.

Are there any fees associated with low-evictions buildings?

Some buildings may have standard application fees, security deposits, or other costs; always confirm these before signing.

Can I rely solely on eviction rates when choosing a building?

While low eviction rates are a positive sign, it's important to consider other factors like building management and tenant reviews.

What other factors should I consider alongside eviction rates?

Consider aspects like building amenities, location, rent costs, and overall tenant satisfaction for a more comprehensive evaluation.

Buildings with low eviction rates in NYC

This page features buildings in NYC that have low eviction rates, with a current count of 142,401+. By focusing on these buildings, renters can find more stable housing options in a competitive market. Openigloo provides valuable insights through tenant reviews, open data signals, and a Q&A section to help you make informed decisions. By understanding eviction trends, you can assess the level of tenant satisfaction and stability within various buildings.

Showing 5,365–5,382 of 142,401 buildings with low eviction rates in NYC.

2274 Richmond Terrace

Port Richmond

Buildings with low eviction rates in NYC

Buildings with low eviction rates in NYC

2274 Richmond Terrace

73-03 Bell Boulevard

735 East 217 Street

64 Brighton Avenue

183 Van Dyke Street

1699 Nelson Avenue

3962 Seton Avenue

2005 Seward Avenue

187-10 122 Avenue

1134 Jefferson Avenue

141 Beach 60 Street

679 East 240 Street

27-58 Curtis Street

1189 Bedford Avenue

77-4 80 Street

43 South Street

1348 44 Street

805 East 215 Street

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