What does 'low-evictions' mean?

The 'low-evictions' filter indicates buildings that have historically shown a lower rate of evictions, suggesting greater tenant stability.

How many buildings have low eviction rates in South Beach?

There are currently 130+ buildings in South Beach with low eviction rates.

What should I check when considering low-eviction buildings?

Verify the lease terms, ask about any potential fees, and understand the building policies that may affect your living situation.

Is this filter a guarantee of a trouble-free rental experience?

No filter can guarantee a trouble-free rental experience. Always conduct your own research and ask questions before signing a lease.

Which neighborhoods are trending?

Trending neighborhoods include Grymes Hill with 256+ buildings, Saint George with 516+ buildings, Mariners Harbor with 626+ buildings, West Brighton with 545+ buildings, and Port Richmond with 516+ buildings.

Can I find more information about individual buildings?

Yes, you can read tenant reviews and access data on each building to help inform your decision.

Are there specific considerations for neighborhoods with low evictions?

Yes, buildings with low evictions may suggest higher tenant satisfaction, but it's wise to also evaluate other factors like amenities and costs.

Buildings with low eviction rates in South Beach

South Beach is a vibrant neighborhood in Staten Island with a mix of residential buildings. It is accessible via various public transport options, making it convenient for commuting. The average building rating in South Beach is 4.2, based on 100 rated buildings. This reflects the overall satisfaction of tenants in the area. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page highlights buildings in South Beach, Staten Island, with low eviction rates. Currently, you can explore over 130+ buildings with this filter applied. Openigloo helps you make informed decisions by providing reviews, insights from open-data signals, and tenant Q&A. Thorough research can guide you towards a reliable living situation in South Beach.

Showing 73–90 of 130 buildings with low eviction rates in South Beach.

119 Olympia Boulevard

South Beach

Buildings with low eviction rates in South Beach

Buildings with low eviction rates in South Beach

119 Olympia Boulevard

352 Parkinson Avenue

124 Winfield Street

51 Crestwater Court

269 Sand Lane

18 Conger Street

102 Kramer Street

26 Appleby Avenue

125 Mills Avenue

24 Doty Avenue

64-68 Austin Avenue

229 Father Capodanno Boulevard

33 Pershing Street

38 Arthur Avenue

17 Robin Road

51B Doty Avenue

145 Cedar Avenue

166 Jerome Avenue

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