What does low eviction rate mean?

A low eviction rate indicates that fewer tenants have been forcibly removed from their apartments, suggesting a more stable living environment.

How does Openigloo collect data on eviction rates?

Openigloo uses publicly available records and tenant-reported information to compile eviction statistics for buildings.

Are these buildings guaranteed to be free of eviction issues?

While these buildings have low eviction rates, it's important to ask current tenants about their experiences for a clearer picture.

What should I look for in a lease agreement?

Ensure the lease clearly outlines tenant rights and responsibilities, particularly regarding eviction processes and notice periods.

What neighborhoods are trending with low eviction rates?

Currently trending neighborhoods include Hunters Point with 178+ buildings, Ridgewood with 672+ buildings, Ditmars-Steinway with 568+ buildings, Sunnyside with 258+ buildings, and Elmhurst with 382+ buildings.

How do I verify a building's low eviction rate?

You can check Openigloo's eviction data alongside reviews and ratings from current tenants to assess a building's stability.

Are these buildings suitable for families?

While low-eviction buildings can be a good option for families, you should also evaluate specific amenities and community support offered.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens

This page features buildings in Queens with low eviction rates, showcasing a total of 6,584+ properties. These buildings have been filtered to help you find more stable living options where tenant rights are prioritized. Openigloo provides reviews, open-data signals, and tenant Q&A to empower renters in their housing search. Our platform aims to provide clarity about each building, ensuring you make informed decisions before signing a lease.

Showing 1,963–1,980 of 6,584 buildings with low eviction rates in Queens.

109-30 134 Street

South Richmond Hill

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens

109-30 134 Street

35-57 99 Street

34-23 64 Street

108-10 Shore Front Parkway

101-41 109 Street

1874 Linden Street

104-33 106 Street

40-15 76 Street

137-21 135 Avenue

36-32 169 Street

24-15 Beach Channel Drive

30-63 32 Street

47-21 41 Street

138-36 247 Street

444 Beach 63 Street

28-16 23 Avenue

59-19 69 Lane

87-35 112 Street

Buildings with low eviction rates in trending Queens neighborhoods

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