Buildings with high tenant retention near 14 St station in NYC

It’s a filter designed to highlight buildings where tenants tend to stay longer. In practice, it points you toward buildings with a more consistent resident experience, but you still need to confirm details for the specific unit.

There are 206+ buildings in this Openigloo set for the 14 St station area with the high tenant retention filter applied.

No. Retention is a useful signal, not a guarantee. Lease terms, unit condition, and management practices can vary by building and even by floor or apartment.

Confirm the exact monthly rent and what it includes, your lease start and renewal terms, move-in requirements, and any non-rent charges (like utilities and amenity fees).

No. The filter focuses on tenant retention signals. You should still budget for the full monthly and move-in costs (for example, broker fee and security deposit) and ask what utilities or charges apply.

Look for consistent themes in tenant Q&A and reviews that relate to what matters to you—repair speed, communication, and daily logistics—then compare those claims with what the building tells you.

Yes. If a building’s circumstances changed recently, retention signals and older feedback may not reflect the current management. Ask direct questions and request the most up-to-date policies for your lease.