Buildings with high tenant retention near 18 St station in NYC

On this page, “high tenant retention” is used as a building-level signal to surface buildings where tenants tend to stay longer. It’s meant to help narrow your search, not to predict how your lease will go.

Yes. The page uses the “18 St” filter (the station-area scope) combined with the high-retention filter, so the building_count of 196+ reflects that combined eligibility.

Use it as a starting point: compare building pages side-by-side, then prioritize what affects your move (maintenance reliability, management responsiveness, noise, laundry, package process, and lease terms).

No. Retention is a helpful signal, but it can’t guarantee that a specific unit, floorplan, or time period will match others’ experiences. Confirm details directly with the building.

Ask for the full cost breakdown (application/admin fees, deposit, any broker fee, and utilities expectations) and confirm lease mechanics like renewal process, how maintenance requests are handled, and any move-in restrictions.

Yes. The high-retention + 18 St station scope helps you shortlist. If you don’t see the exact unit you want, check nearby availability dates on the building page and confirm upcoming openings with the leasing office.

Openigloo combines renter reports (reviews and Q&A) with open-data signals where available. Always treat these as decision-support and verify any specifics with the building or management office.