Buildings with high tenant retention near Frances Perkins Academy in NYC

It’s a building-level signal intended to reflect where tenants tend to stay longer than average. It does not guarantee a specific lease outcome for a particular unit, so you should still confirm renewal terms and expectations directly with the building.

Yes. The page applies both filters: high tenant retention plus the Frances Perkins Academy location scope for NYC. The results are meant to help you compare buildings in that nearby area.

Not necessarily. Retention can correlate with tenant satisfaction, but rent changes are governed by the lease and any applicable rent rules. Always review the lease renewal language and ask how rent adjustments are handled.

Use them to spot patterns (repairs, communication, building policies) and prepare targeted questions for the tour. Then confirm the specifics—especially for the exact unit type you’re considering.

Ask about renewal process, maintenance response times, tenant move-out timelines, and any current restrictions that could affect future occupancy. Also confirm the total monthly cost and what’s included (especially utilities and required fees).

Yes. Even within the same building, unit-level factors (floor, exposure, renovations, and proximity to services) can change day-to-day experience. Treat the retention signal as a starting point for screening, not a unit guarantee.

Compare patterns in the reviews and Q&A, then verify with direct questions about how the building runs maintenance and renewals now. A high-retention building can still have gaps, and a lower-retention building can still be a good fit for the right unit—so confirm details either way.