Buildings with high tenant retention near 23 St station in NYC

It’s a tenant behavior signal used to surface buildings where renters tend to stay longer than average. It helps narrow your search, but it doesn’t predict any specific unit’s lease outcome.

It’s the geofenced area tied to the 23 St station corridor for this landing page. Use the building’s map pin and commute details on each building page to confirm the route you’ll actually take.

There are 137+ buildings in this “23-st-165 + high-retention” multi-filter results set (snapshot as of 2026-07-07).

This page is a filter view for building discovery. Before applying, open each building page to verify which units (if any) are currently advertised and the terms for that specific apartment.

No. High retention can indicate stability, but maintenance standards, noise levels, and service experiences can still differ by building wing, floor, and unit condition. Confirm directly with the building and read the most recent renter Q&A.

Confirm the full monthly picture (rent plus any required utilities/fees), the deposit and any application or admin fees, and the broker fee rules for that apartment. Also confirm lease length, renewal process, and any unit-specific restrictions.

Openigloo combines renter-sourced content (ratings and Q&A) with open-data signals and building page details. Still, you should treat it as a screening tool and verify pricing, availability, and policies with the building.