Buildings with high tenant retention near 145 St station in NYC

It means the building is flagged by Openigloo using tenant-retention patterns, so it tends to show up as a place where residents are more likely to stay. Still, retention is a population-level signal, so confirm your unit’s terms with the building.

The page is scoped to buildings near 145 St station in NYC. Use it to reduce commute friction, then compare building-level factors like fees, lease structure, and what’s actually included.

Openigloo currently shows 60+ buildings that meet the “high tenant retention” and “near 145 St station” scope for this landing page.

Not necessarily. Retention can reflect many factors, including management practices, building upkeep, and lease stability. Use Openigloo’s reviews and open-data signals as context, then ask the building directly about current maintenance timelines and any known issues.

Yes. Even when a building seems like a good fit, ask about the full cost to move in and live there, including deposits, any building or amenity fees, and how utilities are billed for the specific apartment type.

You can use the signals to shortlist faster, but you should still contact the management for the final details: unit-specific rules, lease terms, renewal expectations, and anything you’re concerned about.

Pick a few buildings from the 60+ shortlist, read the tenant-focused reviews and Q&A, then ask targeted questions about renewal practices, maintenance responsiveness, and all move-in costs before submitting an application.