What does low-eviction mean?

Low-eviction refers to buildings with a track record of few or no eviction filings, indicating that residents are more likely to have stable housing.

Are there any fees I should be aware of?

Yes, always ask about application fees, broker fees, and any other potential costs associated with renting in these buildings.

What happens if I can't pay rent?

Typically, eviction processes will vary by building. It's essential to discuss options with the management in case of financial hardship.

How can I find buildings with low-eviction rates?

You can use Openigloo's filters to explore buildings that have a history of low evictions in the Financial District.

Is there a way to check tenant reviews?

Yes, Openigloo provides tenant reviews for buildings, which can give you insights into other residents' experiences.

What are some trending neighborhoods in NYC?

Trending neighborhoods include East Village with 11,929+ buildings, Hell's Kitchen with 6,980+ buildings, Yorkville with 9,310+ buildings, Lenox Hill with 8,345+ buildings, and Kips Bay with 4,480+ buildings.

How do I interpret eviction data?

Eviction data reflects legal filings and may not fully capture tenant experiences; confirm directly with the building about their practices.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Financial District

The Financial District is a vibrant area in Manhattan, known for its mix of commercial and residential buildings. With 76+ buildings in this neighborhood, it provides various options for potential renters. The average building rating in the Financial District is 4.2/5, based on 47 rated buildings, suggesting a favorable tenant experience in many locations. It's important to consider this rating when searching for suitable housing. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features buildings in the Financial District with low eviction rates, showcasing 76+ options for renters seeking stability. By filtering for low eviction rates, you can find buildings that prioritize tenant rights and well-being. Openigloo assists renters by providing access to tenant reviews, open data on eviction trends, and important Q&A. This way, you can make well-informed decisions and choose a building that suits your needs.

Showing 55–72 of 76 buildings with low eviction rates in Financial District.

120 Greenwich Street

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Financial District

Buildings with low eviction rates in Financial District

Buildings with low eviction rates in Financial District

120 Greenwich Street

1 Wall Street

130 Water Street

20 John Street

85 South Street

10 Liberty Street

55 Wall Street

56 Pine Street

160 Front Street

50 West Street

20 Beaver Street

21 South William Street

60 Pearl Street

90 William Street

12 John Street

80 John Street

101 Wall Street

6 Stone Street

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