What does 'low evictions' mean?

It refers to buildings with a history of fewer tenant evictions, suggesting a more stable living environment.

How can I confirm a building's eviction rates?

You can ask current tenants or check public records for eviction filings in the area.

What should I watch for when renting an apartment in these buildings?

Look for any hidden fees, confirm lease terms, and observe tenant reviews for insights on the management.

Are there any benefits to living in a building with low eviction rates?

Yes, you may experience more stability, supportive management, and a community-focused environment.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now?

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 ask about lease renewals?

Inquire about the process for lease renewals, any potential rent increases, and how management handles tenant communications.

Is this a guarantee of a low-eviction experience?

While the buildings have low eviction rates, individual experiences may differ based on personal circumstances and landlord practices.

Buildings with low eviction rates in Springfield Gardens

Springfield Gardens is predominantly a residential community in Queens known for its family-friendly atmosphere and accessible amenities. With 103+ buildings, it offers a variety of options for those seeking rental accommodations. The neighborhood features an average building rating of 3.6 based on the available rated buildings, reflecting feedback from residents on their living conditions and experiences. As you explore, keep in mind that individual units can differ (building-level trends; individual units can differ).

This page features 103+ buildings in Springfield Gardens with low eviction rates, providing a stable living environment for renters. Openigloo helps you make informed choices by offering insights from tenant reviews, data signals, and direct Q&A from current residents. Understanding eviction rates can guide your apartment search, ensuring you choose buildings that prioritize tenant retention. Our platform empowers you to research and find a home that fits your needs, from verifying building conditions to asking the right questions.

Showing 37–54 of 103 buildings with low eviction rates in Springfield Gardens.

146-02 182 Street

Springfield Gardens

Buildings with low eviction rates in Springfield Gardens

Buildings with low eviction rates in Springfield Gardens

146-02 182 Street

141-12 184 Street

137-17 Gar Belknap Street

140-40 183 Street

179-25 146 Drive

184-7 140 Avenue

124-25 Lucas Street

186-39 140 Avenue

140-11 169 Street

183-9 141 Avenue

178-71 Crandall Avenue

131-37 Mathewson Court

137-37 167 Street

185-27 Merrick Boulevard

179-31 142 Avenue

130-25 176 Place

137-15 171 Street

145-36 Farmers Boulevard

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