What does low-evictions mean?

Low-evictions indicates that a building has a lower rate of evictions compared to the average in the area, suggesting greater tenant stability.

How can I check if a building really has low eviction rates?

You can review eviction statistics on Openigloo, where we provide building data, including eviction histories.

Are there any fees or restrictions to be aware of when renting in buildings with low evictions?

You should always ask about application fees, pet policies, and other potential costs that are not reflected in eviction rates.

How does the eviction rate compare to the building rating?

While low-eviction rates can indicate stability, the building rating (3.3/5 for Hudson Heights) reflects overall tenant satisfaction, so both should be considered.

Is Hudson Heights a safe neighborhood for renters?

Safety can vary by street and building; it's advisable to visit the area and speak with current tenants about their experiences.

Which neighborhoods are trending for low evictions?

Trending neighborhoods include Fulton/Seaport with 137+ buildings, East Village with 1,143+ buildings, Yorkville with 782+ buildings, Hell's Kitchen with 714+ buildings, and Lenox Hill with 706+ buildings.

How do I find out the average rental prices in Hudson Heights?

You can use Openigloo's resources to view average rental prices and compare them to what you're considering.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Hudson Heights

Hudson Heights is a residential neighborhood in Manhattan, known for its beautiful parks and historic buildings. The community features 66+ buildings, offering a range of options for renters looking for stability and accessibility. With an average building rating of 3.3/5 based on 54 rated buildings, this neighborhood reflects a moderate level of tenant satisfaction. When considering a move to Hudson Heights, keep in mind that individual units may vary in terms of experience and conditions. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features 79+ buildings in the Hudson Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, specifically focusing on those with low eviction rates. By filtering for low-evictions, you can discover options that may offer greater stability for renters. Openigloo provides resources to help you make informed decisions about your housing. With access to tenant reviews, open data signals, and tenant Q&A, you can better understand what to expect before signing a lease and ensure a reliable living experience.

Showing 37–54 of 79 buildings with low eviction rates in Hudson Heights.

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729 West 186 Street

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Hudson Heights

Buildings with low eviction rates in Hudson Heights

Buildings with low eviction rates in Hudson Heights

729 West 186 Street

182 Bennett Avenue

212 Bennett Avenue

700 Ft Washington Avenue

56 Bennett Avenue

700 West 175 Street

802 West 190 Street

50 Overlook Terrace

21 Magaw Place

801 West 181 Street

10 Bennett Avenue

570 Ft Washington Avenue

160 Bennett Avenue

850 West 176 Street

70 Pinehurst Avenue

689 Ft Washington Avenue

30 Magaw Place

455 Ft Washington Avenue

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