What does “5 train + high-retention” mean for these buildings?

It means the building is in scope for the Bronx near the 5 train, and the building shows high tenant retention in Openigloo’s eligibility signals. This is meant to reflect stability in tenancy patterns, not guaranteed outcomes for every unit.

How should I interpret “high tenant retention” when comparing buildings?

Use it as a stability signal: buildings with higher retention often have fewer churn-related issues. Still, confirm the specific unit condition, recent maintenance history, and how management handles requests for that building.

Does high retention mean there are fewer problems or fewer repairs?

Not necessarily. Tenancy stability can correlate with experience, but it doesn’t eliminate issues. Check tenant Q&A and reviews for maintenance response, pest history, hot water/heat reliability, and any recurring building-wide problems.

Is this page only for apartments currently available?

This page is scoped by the 5 train + high retention filters. Availability can change, so check the building’s current advertised apartments on Openigloo and ask the broker or leasing office for live status.

What should I confirm before signing a lease near the 5 train?

Confirm the lease start date, renewal expectations, total monthly cost (including deposits and any recurring building charges), and any restrictions that affect your move. Also confirm commute details you care about: walking time, transfers, and off-peak crowding.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now in this Bronx scope?

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.

Can I trust the signals without touring the building?

You can use the signals to shortlist and ask targeted questions, but you should still tour. Things like noise levels, building upkeep, and unit finishes are unit-specific, even when the building shows strong retention.

Buildings with high tenant retention near the 5 train in the Bronx

This page covers 816+ buildings in the Bronx near the 5 train where tenant retention is high. The filters focus on buildings with consistent occupancy patterns rather than one-off availability. Openigloo helps you narrow down buildings using practical, renter-first signals like building details, reported amenities, and what tenants highlight in reviews and Q&A. Where data is available from public records, we also surface open-data indicators, so you can ask the right questions before signing a lease.

Showing 721–738 of 816 buildings with high tenant retention near the 5 train in the Bronx.

Rent-stabilized

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735 Walton Avenue

3.0(2)

Concourse

Buildings with high tenant retention near the 5 train in the Bronx

Buildings with high tenant retention near the 5 train in the Bronx

735 Walton Avenue

660 Thwaites Place

2434 Prospect Avenue

4265 Webster Avenue

1524 Boone Avenue

1322 Hicks Street

1003 East 174 Street

2817 Barker Avenue

3212 Pearsall Avenue

621 East 228 Street

871 Brook Avenue

4400 Wickham Avenue

975 Union Avenue

2822 Olinville Ave

865 East 181 Street

1802 Crotona Avenue

2319 Third Avenue

3215 Holland Avenue

Buildings with high tenant retention near the 5 train in trending Bronx neighborhoods

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