What does low-eviction mean?

Low-eviction buildings prioritize tenant stability, which could indicate a better rental experience.

How does Openigloo collect building data?

Openigloo uses open public data and tenant reviews to provide an accurate overview of each building.

Is there a guarantee for low eviction rates in these buildings?

While these buildings have low eviction rates, it's still important to review lease agreements for any specific terms.

Are there other neighborhoods with low eviction rates?

We currently see trending neighborhoods like East Village (11,929+ buildings), Hell's Kitchen (6,980+ buildings), and Yorkville (9,310+ buildings).

What should I know about lease durations?

Lease durations can vary by building; confirm the specific terms prior to signing any lease agreement.

Is it possible to negotiate the terms of a lease in these buildings?

Negotiation may be possible depending on the landlord's policies; inquire before finalizing any agreements.

What buildings fall under the low-eviction filter?

All buildings in this filter have demonstrated low eviction incidents in comparison to other properties.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Noho

Noho, located in Manhattan, features a mix of historic and modern buildings with a total of 67+ buildings currently available. The neighborhood is known for its artistic vibes and proximity to theaters and boutiques. With an average building rating of 4.1/5 from 8 rated buildings, Noho shows a favorable reputation among renters. This area reflects a commitment to tenant satisfaction and stable living arrangements. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page highlights buildings with low eviction rates in Noho, Manhattan, featuring 67+ buildings currently available. These properties are built for stability, making them ideal for renters seeking peace of mind. Openigloo provides detailed insights into each building through surface-level reviews and open-data signals. Our tenant Q&A allows you to gather important information on the renting process, helping you make a confident choice in your next home.

Showing 1–18 of 67 buildings with low eviction rates in Noho.

1 Bond Street

Noho

Buildings with low eviction rates in Noho

Buildings with low eviction rates in Noho

1 Bond Street

27 Bleecker Street

55 Great Jones Street

2 Bleecker Street

432 Lafayette Street

47 Bond Street

40 Great Jones Street

10 Bond Street

344 Bowery

736 Broadway

41 Bond Street

41 Great Jones Street

302 Elizabeth Street

54 Great Jones Street

51 Bond Street

300 Bowery

732 Broadway

342 Bowery

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