Buildings with high tenant retention near Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) station in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on observed tenant turnover patterns. The goal is to help you find buildings where renters tend to stay longer, but it does not guarantee how any specific unit or term will work.

Openigloo uses a station-area distance filter tied to Cathedral Pkwy (110 St). Exact walking time can vary by route, so confirm your commute with a map and, if possible, during the hours you’d actually travel.

Higher retention can correlate with fewer recurring deal-breakers for many renters, such as maintenance follow-through or building management consistency. Still, you should review recent renter notes and ask targeted questions for your unit and schedule.

Not automatically. Retention reflects longer-term experiences, but conditions can change. Use the building’s renter Q&A and the most recent notes to check whether problems are current, not just historical.

Ask for the exact total move-in number for the specific apartment: security deposit, any building/processing fees, and which utilities are included. Also confirm any one-time charges and whether parking or package handling has extra costs.

Yes. A building may have many long stays overall, but your specific lease could still have limits or renewal conditions. Verify renewal and rent-adjustment language, and ask whether there are any tenant requirements tied to renewal.

Treat Openigloo as a first pass: look at renter Q&A themes and tenant retention to pick likely matches, then validate the key details directly with management (maintenance process, access rules, utilities, and lease specifics) before committing.