Buildings with high tenant retention near the M116 bus in NYC

It’s a building-level signal intended to reflect that tenants tend to stay. Treat it as a starting point, then confirm specifics like maintenance responsiveness, annual rent-adjustment experience, and day-to-day policies during your tour or tenant questions.

The scope is buildings near the M116 bus route. Use it to prioritize commute proximity, then confirm walking time and the exact stop you’ll rely on for your schedule.

Openigloo shows 363+ buildings that match this filter pair (as of 2026-07-07). Eligible inventory can change as buildings update availability and details.

Not fully. Tenant retention is building-level, while noise, light, and layout vary by unit and floor. When you tour, bring questions about street/yard exposure, HVAC behavior, and how maintenance requests are handled.

Confirm the full monthly cost and the practical terms: total rent due at move-in, deposit rules, any move-in fees, laundry access, utilities, and the repair/maintenance process. Also ask for written details on renewals and any documented policy changes.

Yes. Use review content and building-level notes to compare patterns (maintenance, management responsiveness, common friction points). Then validate anything important with the building or current tenants before committing.

Because retention doesn’t guarantee the same experience for every renter. Factors like unit type, exact location relative to the bus route, floor/amenity access, and the building’s current staffing or policies can change the day-to-day experience even within the same building.