What does 'low eviction rates' mean?

It refers to buildings that have fewer eviction filings compared to others, indicating a potentially more stable rental environment.

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

You can check tenant reviews on Openigloo, ask for past eviction records, and discuss with current residents.

Are there any particular fees I should be aware of when renting?

Always clarify about application fees, broker fees, and any additional costs associated with moving in.

What if I have a history of eviction? Will that affect my ability to rent here?

While buildings with low eviction rates may be more selective, factors like your current income and rental history will also play a key role.

Is there anything else I should check before applying?

Review the lease terms carefully and ask about their policy on lease breaks and tenant rights.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now?

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

Buildings with low eviction rates in Upper West Side

The Upper West Side is known for its historic buildings and residential character, contributing to the total of 784+ buildings available. It is accessible via several subway lines, making it convenient for commuting and exploring the city. The average building rating in the Upper West Side is 3.6 out of 5, based on 192 rated buildings. This provides a glimpse into the living conditions and tenant satisfaction, helping you make informed decisions as you search for a new home. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page features 794+ buildings in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan with low eviction rates. Explore these options and find a place that meets your rental needs. Openigloo provides valuable insights into building conditions, tenant experiences, and potential issues through reviews and open data. Use our Q&A section to get your inquiries answered and make informed decisions about your next home.

Showing 19–36 of 794 buildings with low eviction rates in Upper West Side.

233 West 74 Street

Upper West Side

Buildings with low eviction rates in Upper West Side

Buildings with low eviction rates in Upper West Side

233 West 74 Street

31 West 95 Street

32 West 95 Street

302 West 102 Street

474 Columbus Avenue

41 West 96 Street

294 Riverside Drive

301 West 80 Street

315 West 84 Street

247 West 101 Street

125 West 85 Street

574 Amsterdam Avenue

23 West 89 Street

106 West 73 Street

153 West 85 Street

177 West 88 Street

225 West 86 Street

336 West End Avenue

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