What does 'low eviction rates' mean?

It refers to buildings where eviction occurrences are significantly lower compared to the average, suggesting a more stable rental environment.

How does Openigloo determine eviction rates?

We utilize open data records from NYC and tenant feedback to present reports on eviction statistics from these buildings.

Are there risks when renting in buildings with low eviction rates?

While low eviction rates often indicate a stable environment, it's still important to verify the lease terms and building management history.

What other neighborhoods are trending?

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.

What should I look out for when considering these buildings?

Be sure to ask about any fees not reflected in the rent, such as additional deposits or maintenance fees, as these can affect your overall expenses.

Are low eviction buildings guaranteed to be trouble-free?

Not necessarily. While eviction rates are low, it’s advisable to read tenant reviews and investigate the current management practices.

How can I gather more information about specific buildings?

Utilize Openigloo's search tools, read tenant reviews, and check the building's past performance and management responsiveness.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens Village

Queens Village is primarily a residential area known for its mix of single-family homes and low-rise buildings. The neighborhood's accessibility is enhanced by proximity to major roadways, though public transport options are limited compared to other parts of Queens. In Queens Village, the average building rating is 4.0 based on a substantial number of rated buildings, providing a sense of quality across the community. As you explore the area, remember to check for the latest insights as conditions can change (building-level trends; individual units can differ).

Explore our selection of buildings with low eviction rates in Queens Village, featuring over 116+ options. This filter focuses on buildings known for their stability and lower eviction occurrences. At Openigloo, we provide valuable insights into the residential experience, including tenant reviews and open-data signals. Our platform allows you to make informed decisions based on community feedback and site statistics, enhancing your rental search.

Showing 91–108 of 116 buildings with low eviction rates in Queens Village.

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209-25 Hillside Avenue

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Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens Village

Buildings with low eviction rates in Queens Village

209-25 Hillside Avenue

210-16 Grand Central Parkway

109-50 216 Street

89-91 217 Street

89-67 216 Street

94-44 212 Street

94-28 209 Street

112-01 208 Street

109-55 209 Place

217-84 Hempstead Avenue

108-07 Monterey Street

217-02 Hollis Avenue

87-7 218 Place

218-22 110 Avenue

86-91 208 Street

208-84 Grand Central Parkway

220-18 105 Avenue

99-06 212 Street

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