What does low eviction rate mean for a building?

A low eviction rate indicates that the building has a history of stable tenancies, suggesting fewer disputes between tenants and landlords.

How can I use Openigloo to research buildings?

You can review tenant feedback, check eviction records, and see building-level data on Openigloo to guide your rental decisions.

Are there any specific costs I should be wary of when renting?

Yes, always check for hidden costs such as broker fees, deposit requirements, and potential utility expenses.

What if I have additional questions about a building?

Feel free to reach out to current tenants through Openigloo or contact the building management directly.

Which neighborhoods are trending now?

Currently trending neighborhoods include Concourse with 567+ buildings, Soundview with 564+ buildings, Fordham with 323+ buildings, Belmont with 197+ buildings, and Norwood with 194+ buildings.

How do I know if a building is right for me?

Evaluate tenant reviews, low eviction history, and your personal needs regarding space, amenities, and budget.

Is this information current?

Yes, Openigloo uses the most up-to-date public records and tenant feedback to provide accurate information.

Buildings with low eviction rates in University Heights

University Heights is a diverse neighborhood in the Bronx known for a mix of residential buildings and accessibility to public transit. Currently, there are 262+ buildings available that you can explore for rental opportunities. The average building rating here is 1.9 out of 5 across 7 rated buildings, indicating varying levels of tenant satisfaction. It's important to review individual building details as overall ratings can differ significantly. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page showcases 262+ buildings in University Heights featuring low eviction rates. Here, you can find options focused on tenant security and stability. Openigloo offers insights into each building, including tenant reviews and data from public records. This helps you make informed decisions and avoid potential pitfalls in your search for housing.

Showing 163–180 of 262 buildings with low eviction rates in University Heights.

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2200 Grand Avenue

University Heights

Buildings with low eviction rates in University Heights

Buildings with low eviction rates in University Heights

2200 Grand Avenue

2702 Heath Avenue

83 West 188 Street

2368 Davidson Avenue

2516 Grand Avenue

1920 Loring Place South

36 West 184 Street

2321 Grand Avenue

1923 Hennessy Place

1930 Hennessy Place

2640 Davidson Avenue

1945 Loring Place South

2691 Heath Avenue

2001 University Avenue

2535 Grand Avenue

2546 Bailey Avenue

1955 Andrews Avenue South

60 West 181 Street

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