Buildings with high tenant retention near 1 Av station in NYC

It limits results to buildings near the 1 Av station area in NYC, so you can focus your search on that corridor rather than all of Manhattan or the city.

High-retention is a building-level signal based on tenant stay patterns. It’s meant to help you identify buildings where tenants tend to remain longer, but it does not guarantee how long any specific tenant will stay.

Treat it as one factor in your short list. Pair it with practical checks like current unit conditions, lease terms, and recent maintenance/management experiences reflected in Openigloo notes.

Yes. Retention signals are not unit guarantees. Always confirm unit availability, exact lease terms, move-in requirements, and any building policies discussed in tenant Q&A.

Yes. Each building’s page or active listing should clarify move-in requirements. Verify deposit and any one-time or recurring charges, and ask what utilities are included.

Openigloo building pages compile renter-focused signals such as reviews and tenant Q&A, along with building information shown on the listing or building profile. You should still confirm details directly with the building or manager.

That can happen over time or between units. Use the patterns: look for what multiple renters mention consistently, then ask the building to address the specific issue for the exact unit you’re considering.