Buildings with high tenant retention near the BX41-SBS bus in East Tremont

It’s a building-level retention signal meant to reflect how consistently tenants stay. Treat it as a helpful filter for screening buildings, not as a promise about any specific unit or lease.

Use the BX41-SBS cue to focus your commute, then compare the building set returned by the filters (11+ right now). For each candidate building, verify availability for your move-in window and confirm lease terms before applying.

No. Even with a strong retention signal, you should still confirm the unit’s actual conditions, lease start/end dates, renewal process, rent adjustments over time, and the full move-in cost.

Ask for the application requirements, lease length options, what fees are due at signing, and what utilities are included. Also request specifics on building policies you care about (move-in timing, access, and any rules that affect your routine).

Availability and unit-by-unit differences are common. A building can match the retention signal and still have different terms, building rules, or costs depending on the specific unit you apply for.

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

Openigloo signals help you shortlist efficiently, but the building is the source of truth for lease terms, fees, and any requirements. Use your shortlist to reduce outreach volume, then confirm details directly with management.