Buildings with high tenant retention near the BXM9 bus in the Bronx

It narrows the Bronx buildings to those along the BXM9 transit corridor so you can prioritize commute time and routes that match your day-to-day.

It’s a data-driven signal intended to reflect fewer tenant turnovers than you’d expect in comparable buildings. It’s meant to help you short-list, not guarantee your lease experience.

Treat it as a screening factor. Still ask the building about renewal history, recent changes in policy, and what tends to happen when residents request repairs or modifications.

Not necessarily. Retention is about turnover patterns, not rent levels. Before signing, confirm the current rent, any planned increases, and whether there are additional monthly costs.

They can help you spot repeat themes, but experiences vary by unit and timing. Use them to ask targeted questions, then verify answers with the building.

You should still check. Data can lag real-world changes (for example, staffing, management, or enforcement practices). Ask how renewals are handled for your specific unit type and lease start date.

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