Buildings with high tenant retention near 86 St station in NYC

It groups buildings close to 86 St station so you can focus your search around that commute target. Still confirm the walk time from the address/entrance you’ll use.

It’s a building-level signal tied to tenant staying behavior over time. It’s not a guarantee of service quality, but it can be a useful starting point for long-term-readiness when comparing buildings.

Openigloo collects tenant-focused reviews and derives an Openigloo review score from rated buildings. Use those scores and written experiences as context, then verify key lease items directly with the building.

Not necessarily. Retention can reflect many factors (management approach, maintenance standards, rent increases, or unit types). Always ask about the specific lease you’d be signing: renewal terms, rent-change expectations, and any move-in fees.

Confirm the total cost (rent plus deposits, fees, and utilities), renewal and notice rules, maintenance/repair expectations, and any building policies that affect daily living. Ask the building to provide policies in writing when possible.

Yes. Tenant patterns can shift after management transitions, renovations, or policy updates. Treat the signal as a helpful filter, then confirm current practices with the leasing office.

Use the building page on Openigloo for available signals and tenant input, then request the latest lease terms, fee schedule, and rules directly from the building (or its leasing agent) before committing.