What does it mean when a building has a low eviction rate?

Low eviction rates indicate a more stable rental environment, suggesting that tenants may experience fewer disruptions.

Are there any specific fees I should look out for?

Always check for extra fees like broker fees, utilities, and whether the building charges for amenities.

Can low eviction rates guarantee a good rental experience?

While low evictions suggest stable tenant retention, it's still important to research tenant experiences and reviews.

How does Openigloo collect eviction data?

Openigloo uses public records to compile eviction data, ensuring you have access to accurate information.

Is this filter the same as being rent-stabilized?

No, low-eviction buildings are not necessarily rent-stabilized; they focus specifically on tenant retention.

Is there a list of trending neighborhoods?

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

What should I confirm before applying to a building?

In addition to eviction rates, confirm lease terms, pet policies, and any additional fees that may be required.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Kew Gardens Hills

Kew Gardens Hills is primarily a residential neighborhood in Queens, known for its diverse housing options and community-oriented environment. The area features a total of 406+ buildings, providing ample opportunities for renters looking for stability. The average building rating in Kew Gardens Hills is 3.6 based on a sample size of 34 rated buildings, reflecting positive tenant experiences. This indicates a generally favorable living situation for tenants. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page focuses on buildings in Kew Gardens Hills, with a live count of 406+ buildings that have low eviction rates. You'll find a variety of options that cater to different needs while ensuring a stable rental experience. Openigloo aids your search by providing tenant reviews, open data on eviction rates, and answers to common questions from renters. This way, you can make informed decisions about where to live in Kew Gardens Hills, ensuring a calm and supportive home environment.

Showing 271–288 of 406 buildings with low eviction rates in Kew Gardens Hills.

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70-33 153 Street

Kew Gardens Hills

Buildings with low eviction rates in Kew Gardens Hills

Buildings with low eviction rates in Kew Gardens Hills

70-33 153 Street

150-19 73 Avenue

153-58 77 Avenue

61-11 Thompson Place

144-24 71 Road

144-20 78 Road

147-39 76 Avenue

150-11 78 Road

144-33 79 Avenue

150-31 78 Avenue

137-24 70 Avenue

64-36 138 Street

147-50 72 Avenue

147-27 72 Road

147-15 75 Road

144-04 77 Road

152-05 79 Avenue

141-21 79 Avenue

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