What does a low-eviction building mean?

A low-eviction building typically has fewer reports of eviction cases, indicating a more stable rental environment.

How does Openigloo gather data on eviction rates?

Openigloo compiles eviction data from various open sources, tenant reports, and public records to reflect a building's stability.

What should I ask before signing a lease in a low-eviction building?

Inquire about eviction processes, tenant rights, and how the building supports residents facing challenges.

What if I have specific needs or concerns as a tenant?

Reach out to current tenants through Openigloo reviews for firsthand insights on living in the building.

Is there a way to compare low-eviction buildings?

Yes, you can use Openigloo's reviews and ratings to evaluate multiple buildings based on tenant experiences.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now?

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

Buildings with low eviction rates in Upper East Side

The Upper East Side is known for its mix of historic buildings and modern constructions, housing a diverse community within its 37+ buildings. Enjoy easy access to several subway lines, making commuting straightforward for residents. With an average building rating of 3.5 out of 5 from 11 rated buildings, the neighborhood offers a range of options for renters seeking stability and comfort in their living arrangements. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features 41+ buildings in the Manhattan neighborhood of Upper East Side with low eviction rates. A low-eviction building offers a more stable rental experience, making it a desirable option for renters. Openigloo helps you navigate your rental search with insights from tenant reviews, open data about building conditions, and a tenant Q&A to address your concerns. This approach aims to make your renting experience more informed and trustworthy.

Showing 37–41 of 41 buildings with low eviction rates in Upper East Side.