Landlords with low litigation rates in Staten Island

The filter identifies landlords with HPD litigation rates per unit below the citywide average. It is a comparison against that average, not an indication that a landlord has no litigation.

No. The filter is based on a landlord's HPD litigation rate per unit relative to the citywide average. Check the record for the relevant owner or manager and investigate the specific building separately.

Not by itself. A low litigation rate does not establish a building's condition or predict how maintenance requests will be handled. Review building-specific information and renter feedback before deciding.

Look for review details that relate to your priorities, such as repairs, communication, or lease concerns. Compare those accounts with the HPD litigation rate rather than treating either source as a complete picture.

The page's definition uses HPD litigation rates per unit, which provides a basis for comparison against the citywide average. The rate is still only one piece of information and does not describe every tenant's experience.

Confirm that the listed owner or manager is associated with the Staten Island property you are considering. Then review relevant building information, renter feedback, and any questions you want to raise before signing.