How does this page define a low eviction rate?

The filter includes landlords with eviction rates below the citywide average, measured per unit. It is a comparison of recorded rates, not a claim that a landlord has never filed an eviction case.

Does appearing on this NYC page mean a landlord has no eviction cases?

No. A landlord can have eviction cases and still have a rate below the citywide average per unit. Review the available records for context.

Does a low eviction rate guarantee how a landlord will treat me?

No. The rate reflects historical information and cannot establish how a landlord will act in the future. Consider it alongside renter reviews and public documents.

Why is the eviction rate measured per unit?

A per-unit rate relates eviction activity to the size of a landlord’s housing portfolio. This makes the comparison with the citywide average more informative than a raw filing total alone.

What should I check about a landlord on this page before signing?

Compare the eviction-rate information with renter accounts and relevant public documents. Check that the records you review concern the landlord and building you are considering.

Does this filter include landlords across NYC?

The page concerns landlords with low eviction rates in NYC. Its filter is based on rates below the citywide average per unit.

Landlords with low eviction rates in NYC

Openigloo holds a record for 240,865 landlords with low eviction rates in NYC, built from renter reviews and public documents. This filter may help you compare a landlord’s eviction record with other information about the property and management. Here, “low eviction rates” means a rate below the citywide average, measured per unit; it does not mean that a landlord has never filed an eviction case.

Before signing, look at renter reviews and public documents for details about the building and the landlord’s record. Check whether the available information is relevant to the property you are considering, and weigh eviction data alongside other due diligence. A below-average rate describes past records; it does not establish how a landlord will act in the future.

Showing 16,795–16,812 of 240,865 landlords with low eviction rates in NYC.

Micheal Niamonitakis

4.0(3)

Head Officer1 buildings200 units

6 evictions

5 litigation cases

Jeffery Manocherian

4.5(3)

Agent1 buildings33 units

1 eviction

No litigation history

Javier Montoya