Buildings with high tenant retention near 145 St station in NYC

It means these buildings have retention signals suggesting renters are more likely to stay compared with typical buildings. Use it as a starting point, then validate current management practices directly with the building.

There are 106+ buildings on this page that match the 145-st-304 + high-retention filter pair (as of 2026-07-07).

No. Retention is a helpful signal, not a guarantee. Conditions and staff can change, so confirm specifics like maintenance turnaround, noise policies, and how issues are handled while you’re touring or before signing.

Ask about the current process for repairs, how they communicate updates, typical timeline for responding to work orders, and whether there are recent changes to building management or policies.

Yes. Even with a strong building signal, you should confirm the full monthly cost picture (broker fee terms where applicable, deposit requirements, and utilities/meters) and make sure it matches what’s written in the lease.

Openigloo’s signals and building notes reflect available data at the time of indexing. Ask the building directly about anything you see, especially for current vacancies, recent policy changes, and maintenance performance.

Yes. Use it to shortlist buildings, then compare details per building page: tenant Q&A themes, any open-data signals shown, and lease terms you can verify with management before committing.