What does low eviction rates mean for me?

Buildings with low eviction rates typically indicate a more stable living environment, as fewer tenants are being displaced.

How does Openigloo determine low eviction rates?

Openigloo tracks open data from New York City housing records to identify buildings with a history of fewer eviction filings.

Are there any drawbacks to living in buildings with low eviction rates?

Low eviction rates might correlate with higher demand for units, which can lead to slightly higher rents compared to areas with higher eviction rates.

What other filters can I apply to my search for Manhattan buildings?

You can explore filters like affordable, pet-friendly, and rent-stabilized buildings to refine your search further.

Is this information up to date?

Openigloo updates its data regularly, but it's always good to double-check specific details with the building directly.

Which neighborhoods are trending for building searches?

Currently 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.

What if I have more questions about a building?

Utilize the Q&A section on Openigloo or directly contact the management of the building for specific inquiries.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Manhattan

This page features buildings in Manhattan with low eviction rates, highlighting the options available with a count of 19,612+ buildings. By focusing on this filter, you can find residences that offer a more stable living situation. Openigloo provides insights from tenant reviews and open data to help you make informed choices about your next home. The platform includes Q&A sections that address tenant concerns and experiences, helping you navigate your search with confidence.

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35 West 96 Street

Upper West Side

Buildings with low eviction rates in Manhattan

Buildings with low eviction rates in Manhattan

35 West 96 Street

515 1/2 East 118 Street

55 West 127 Street

195 East 76 Street

63 Morton St

337 West 48 Street

505 West 158 Street

499 West 130 Street

127 Pitt Street

113 East 64 Street

322 East 6 Street

339 East 90 Street

1934 3 Avenue

502 West 44 Street

119 Chambers Street

36 West 96 Street

319 West 51 Street

81 Murray Street

Buildings with low eviction rates in trending Manhattan neighborhoods

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