What does low eviction rates mean for a building?

Low eviction rates suggest a more stable living environment, indicating fewer tenants face eviction proceedings, which generally results in a less stressful renting experience.

How can Openigloo help me choose the right building?

Openigloo provides tenant reviews and data signals that help you assess the experiences of current and past residents, offering a clearer picture of the building's reputation.

Why should I be cautious even with low eviction rates?

While low eviction rates are a good sign, it's still important to verify lease agreements and understand the building's policies to ensure you feel secure throughout your tenancy.

How do low eviction rates impact the rental process?

Buildings with low eviction rates may attract more prospective tenants, which could lead to competitive application processes and potential higher rent prices.

What should I ask about eviction policies when considering a building?

It's advisable to inquire about the building's specific eviction policies, tenant rights, and circumstances that might lead to eviction during your application or lease signing.

Can I rely solely on eviction rates to choose a building?

No, while eviction rates are important, they should be considered along with tenant reviews, overall building conditions, and the lease terms.

What else should I consider when renting a building categorized under low evictions?

Look into other factors, such as rent affordability, amenities offered, and the responsiveness of the management to tenant needs.

Buildings with low eviction rates in NYC

Discover buildings in NYC with low eviction rates, totaling 25,717+ options. This filter helps ensure you're considering places where tenants have a more stable experience. Openigloo empowers renters by providing in-depth reviews, open-data signals from city records, and tenant Q&A insights. Make informed decisions by leveraging our tools to find buildings that prioritize tenant stability.

Showing 6,391–6,408 of 25,717 buildings with low eviction rates in NYC.

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374 West 46 Street

Hell's Kitchen

Buildings with low eviction rates in NYC

Buildings with low eviction rates in NYC

374 West 46 Street

1300 Clay Avenue

2364 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Boulevard

121 West 79 Street

73-5 Central Avenue

1021 72 Street

156-02 140 Avenue

17 Leonard Street

2165 Ellis Avenue

815 East 229 Street

42-31 Gleane Street

512 Rosedale Avenue

102 Summit Street

6 Gipson Street

2818 Seagirt Avenue

57-38 Penrod Street

82-75 88 Lane

30-33 32 Street

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