What does low eviction rates mean?

Low eviction rates indicate a more stable living environment, suggesting that tenants have not faced significant issues with lease renewals or management.

How does Openigloo gather its data?

Openigloo relies on a mixture of tenant reviews, public data, and direct management reports to provide accurate insights on buildings.

Are there any cautions regarding low eviction rates?

While low eviction rates can signal tenant stability, it's crucial to confirm the quality of management and existing tenant satisfaction.

What happens if I apply to a building with low eviction rates?

Applying to a building with low eviction rates typically suggests a stable environment, but ensure you read the lease agreements carefully.

Is Long Island City well connected by public transport?

Yes, Long Island City is accessible via multiple subway lines, making commuting relatively easy for residents.

Which neighborhoods are trending?

Trending neighborhoods include Hunters Point (178+ buildings), Ridgewood (672+ buildings), Ditmars-Steinway (568+ buildings), Sunnyside (258+ buildings), and Elmhurst (382+ buildings).

What are the average ratings for buildings in Long Island City?

Buildings in Long Island City have an average rating of 3.9 out of 5, based on reviews from 21 rated buildings.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Long Island City

Long Island City is known for its diverse housing options and vibrant community. With 41+ buildings available, it offers a mix of residential choices just a short distance from Manhattan. The neighborhood boasts an average building rating of 3.9 out of 5 across 21 rated buildings, reflecting tenant satisfaction. Exploring this area may provide favorable living conditions, as indicated by the low eviction rates in the buildings listed. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page showcases 42+ buildings in Long Island City with low eviction rates, offering insights into tenant-friendly options in this vibrant neighborhood. Here, you can find reliable buildings that prioritize tenant stability, making your search more straightforward. Openigloo helps you navigate the rental process by providing reviews and open-data signals about each building. You can also engage with tenant Q&A to gain first-hand information, ensuring you make informed choices as you explore living options.

Showing 19–36 of 42 buildings with low eviction rates in Long Island City.

36-23 29 Street

Long Island City

Buildings with low eviction rates in Long Island City

Buildings with low eviction rates in Long Island City

36-23 29 Street

29-5 39 Avenue

40-11 Vernon Boulevard

32-08 36 Avenue

40-34 28 Street

41-05 12 Street

36-45 34 Street

40-03 12 Street

34-04 36 Avenue

29-22 Northern Boulevard

41-42 24 Street

30-02 39 Avenue

41-34 Crescent Street

41-21 28 Street

41-18 Crescent Street

41-22 24 Street

29-19 41 Avenue

34-15 37 Avenue

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