Buildings with high tenant retention near Avenue M station in NYC

It’s a tenant-stay signal based on Openigloo’s building-level retention data. It helps you focus on buildings where residents tend to renew or remain longer, but it doesn’t replace direct conversations with the landlord or current tenants.

The scope is built from the Avenue M area around the station. Because “near” can feel different by block, confirm the actual walking route and timing for your typical schedule.

15+ buildings match the Avenue M + high-retention criteria on this Openigloo page (as of 2026-07-07).

No. Retention is a trend signal. You should still verify unit-specific details like condition, repairs, pest history where available, and how maintenance requests are handled for your exact line or floor.

Ask about expected maintenance timelines, renewal and rent-change expectations, the process for repairs, any building rules that affect your household, and what’s included in the monthly cost (utilities, services, and any recurring fees).

The filter focuses on building signals, not your final monthly out-of-pocket. You should calculate the full cost including any broker fee (if applicable), deposit, and utilities, plus any amenity or documentation fees required to move in.

Yes. Building management changes, renovations, and local market shifts can affect retention. Treat the filter as a starting point, then rely on the most recent Q&A and current listing details for what you’ll experience.