What qualifies a building as having a low eviction rate?

Buildings with low eviction rates have had fewer eviction cases filed against them, indicating a more secure housing situation.

How can I find out more about a building's eviction history?

You can check tenant reviews on Openigloo or directly inquire with the landlord about eviction history and policies.

Are there any risks associated with low eviction rate buildings?

While low eviction rates suggest stability, it's still important to review lease terms and building management to understand all policies.

How does Openigloo gather data on eviction rates?

Openigloo uses public records and tenant feedback to track eviction rates and building performance.

Which neighborhoods in Queens currently have the most buildings with low eviction rates?

Trending neighborhoods include Hunters Point with 2,106+ buildings, Ridgewood with 3,810+ buildings, and Sunnyside with 1,947+ buildings.

Are there specific building regulations I should be aware of?

Always verify lease terms and check for any fees or restrictions before signing, as regulations can vary by building.

Can I find more information on other building features in Queens?

Yes, Openigloo provides additional filters and metrics, enabling you to explore buildings based on various criteria, like amenities and rent stability.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens

This page features over 36,488+ buildings in Queens that are categorized as having low eviction rates. This means these buildings have had fewer tenant evictions, providing a potentially more stable rental environment for residents. At Openigloo, we equip renters with essential insights, including tenant reviews, open-data signals from NYC, and answers to common rental questions. Our platform helps you make informed decisions for your next home.

Showing 21,133–21,150 of 36,488 buildings with low eviction rates in Queens.

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34-27 69 Street

Jackson Heights

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens

34-27 69 Street

191-24 120 Avenue

56-33 Waldron Street

109-41 Sutphin Boulevard

32-20 30 Street

87-43 81 Avenue

91-12 104 Street

73-06 70 Street

37-58 79 Street

121-10 6 Avenue

109-45 142 Street

97-28 82 Street

112-28 Dillon Street

32-50 71 Street

86-36 164 Street

124-18 109 Avenue

172-01 Victoria Drive

220-12 102 Avenue

Buildings with low eviction rates in trending Queens neighborhoods

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