Buildings with high tenant retention near the M21 bus in Williamsburg

“High-retention” is a tenant-stability filter meant to surface buildings where tenants tend to stay. Use it as a starting point, then confirm day-to-day conditions by reading what rated buildings report and by asking building staff during your tour.

This multi-filter pair focuses on buildings near the M21 bus route in Williamsburg. Treat it as a location screen, and still verify your specific walking route and typical wait times for the M21 from the building’s address.

No. The page filters by tenant retention and proximity to the M21 route, not by unit size or building style. You’ll still want to cross-check availability and whether the unit mix fits your needs.

Ask how maintenance requests are handled, response timelines, how packages are delivered/secured, any common building rules, and how often tenants report issues getting closed out. Also confirm the current rent, deposit amount, and any broker fee, plus what utilities you’ll pay.

No. Tenant retention can indicate stability, but individual units and circumstances differ. Use the rated buildings’ context and the Openigloo Q&A to check whether the issues that matter to you show up consistently or only in specific cases.

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.

They’re designed to reflect building-level stability, but they can’t capture everything that affects your lease. If you’re making a decision based on retention, validate with current residents (when possible) and by asking the leasing team for concrete policies and timelines.