Buildings with high tenant retention near 4 Av-9 St station in NYC

It’s a data-driven signal based on longer-running occupancy and tenant move/renewal patterns reflected in the building’s history. It’s meant to help you narrow to buildings where tenants tend to stay, but you should still confirm the current renewal and management practices with the building.

There are 85+ buildings in the dataset for this page as of 2026-07-07. Counts reflect buildings included right now and can change as inventory and data updates.

No. Retention signals suggest stability, but rent changes, renewal offers, and policy decisions are still determined by the building and landlord. Ask about renewal timing, rent-adjustment expectations, and any documented exceptions.

Confirm the exact lease term, renewal terms, and all costs beyond the asking rent (deposit, potential broker fees, and utilities). Also ask about move-in dates, building policies, and any fees that apply to the specific apartment you’re offered.

You can open each building’s page to review tenant experience signals (including review content and tenant questions where available) and cross-check the building details you can request directly from management.

Because “high retention” describes historical patterns, not a promise for future terms. Management practices, renovations, and policy updates can change over time, so you’ll still want current answers on renewals and rules.

Yes. Tenant-experience signals and building information can update at different times. For the most current lease terms, fees, and availability, confirm directly with the building’s management before submitting an application.