Landlords with low litigation rates in NYC

It means the landlord’s HPD litigation rate per unit is below the citywide average. The filter describes recorded litigation, not the overall condition or management quality of a building.

No. The filter includes landlords whose rate is below the citywide average, which does not mean their recorded rate is zero. Review the available records for more context.

Use it as a starting point, then check the available information for the building you are considering. A landlord-level rate may not reflect the history or current condition of every property in that landlord’s portfolio.

No. A litigation rate does not establish how a landlord handles repair requests or predict future conduct. Look at building-specific records and other available information before deciding.

The filter identifies landlords with HPD litigation rates below the citywide average, measured per unit. It is a relative threshold, not a finding that a landlord has no litigation.