What does low-eviction mean in this context?

Low-eviction buildings typically have fewer instances of eviction proceedings, indicating a more stable tenancy.

How can I find more information about a specific building?

You can read resident reviews and check the Openigloo database for details about individual buildings.

Are there any cautions I should consider with low-eviction buildings?

While low-eviction rates are a good sign, always verify lease terms and building policies directly with potential landlords.

Is there a demand for low-eviction buildings in the area?

Yes, they are often sought after for their stability, but availability can vary.

Which neighborhoods are trending in the area?

The trending neighborhoods include Hunters Point with 2,106+ buildings, Ridgewood with 3,810+ buildings, Sunnyside with 1,947+ buildings, Ditmars-Steinway with 2,214+ buildings, and Forest Hills with 1,359+ buildings.

How do low-eviction buildings compare to other types?

Buildings with low eviction rates are not necessarily income-restricted or subsidized housing; they simply indicate more tenant stability.

What should I do if I have specific questions about a building?

Reach out to current residents through Openigloo or contact the building management directly.

Buildings with low eviction rates in East Flushing

East Flushing is a diverse neighborhood in Queens, known for its residential buildings and accessibility to various amenities. With 278+ buildings, it offers a mix of housing options for renters seeking stability and community. The average building rating in East Flushing is 4.1, based on assessments from rated buildings, providing insight into the quality of living in this area. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Explore our selection of buildings in East Flushing, offering low eviction rates, with a total of 278+ buildings available. This filter is designed to help renters find housing stability in this vibrant Queens neighborhood. Openigloo provides reviews from residents and insights based on open data, so you can make informed decisions about your future home. Engage with our tenant Q&A to gain a better understanding of living in East Flushing.

Showing 163–180 of 278 buildings with low eviction rates in East Flushing.

40-38 189 Street

East Flushing

Buildings with low eviction rates in East Flushing

Buildings with low eviction rates in East Flushing

40-38 189 Street

140-50 Ash Avenue

42-14 Parsons Boulevard

140-33 Quince Avenue

43-19 Union Street

140-32 Quince Avenue

141-06 Cherry Avenue

142-14 Laburnum Avenue

43-57 Union Street

40-18 196 Street

43-06 Smart Street

143-30 Franklin Avenue

36-29 192 Street

14022 Beech Avenue

42-69 Phlox Place

140-37 Ash Avenue

194-12 37 Avenue

40-12 192 Street

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