Buildings with high tenant retention near the B82 bus in Bath Beach

It’s an indicator of how long tenants tend to stay in a building, based on available signals in Openigloo’s dataset. It’s meant to help you compare building stability, not to predict your exact lease outcome.

Use the building’s map details on Openigloo and compare it to the B82 stops you plan to use. Then check real routes at your commute time (walking access, sidewalks, and crossings can change the practical distance).

Often, stability can correlate with more consistent operations. Still, retention doesn’t guarantee condition or service quality for every tenant. Use tenant Q&A and recent feedback to validate what matters to you.

Confirm renewal terms, any rent-change schedule, deposits and move-in fees, and what’s included in rent (for example heat/hot water and other utilities). Also ask about building policies that affect daily life, like package handling and maintenance response times.

Yes. Even with high-retention buildings, your monthly cost can change based on utilities, parking access, and one-time move-in items. Ask the building or property manager for a full fee breakdown before you commit.

They’re based on patterns captured in available records and may lag short-term changes. If something feels off (recent staffing changes, construction noise), ask the building directly and request the most up-to-date information.

Bushwick with 12,589+ buildings; Stuyvesant Heights with 7,834+ buildings; Park Slope with 7,025+ buildings; Flatbush with 5,564+ buildings; Downtown Brooklyn with 3,920+ buildings.