Buildings with high tenant retention near 219 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level renter-experience signal used to surface buildings that tend to keep residents longer. It’s meant to help you shortlist buildings before tours, not to predict your specific experience.

Openigloo is showing 9+ buildings that meet the “219 St + high-retention” filter as of 2026-07-07.

No. Retention is about tenant staying patterns, not current pricing or availability. You still need to confirm the asking rent, total monthly cost, lease terms, and what’s required to apply.

Confirm the full monthly cost (including deposit and any recurring fees), maintenance expectations, rules around utilities and subletting, and any building-specific requirements for move-in.

Openigloo combines renter-written content with open-data signals tied to buildings. For anything that matters to your unit—repairs, schedule, allowances, and policies—confirm directly with the building.

Yes. Building-level patterns can mask unit-level differences (like specific line noise, renovation timing, or who manages your floor). Use retention as a starting point, then validate details for the exact unit.

Shortlist a few buildings from the 9+ results, then prioritize touring based on your commute timing, the actual building entrance location, and whether you can access needed services quickly. Review themes can help you pick where to invest time.