Buildings with high tenant retention near the M98 bus in NYC

“High tenant retention” is an Openigloo signal based on observed patterns tied to the building, used to surface buildings where residents tend to stay longer than average. It’s not a guarantee of any one resident’s experience.

The page scope is designed to surface buildings in the M98 corridor area (transit-proximate). Distances and practical access can vary block by block, so it’s still worth checking your exact walking route.

Use reviews and ratings to form questions before tours—especially around maintenance, responsiveness, and how policies are applied. Confirm anything time-sensitive (fees, move-in steps, and rules) directly with the building.

Even if you focus on buildings with high retention, you should still verify the full monthly and move-in math: deposit terms, any broker-related costs you may encounter, and utility responsibilities for the specific unit.

Not necessarily. Retention can indicate steadier occupancy, but lease renewal and rent-change terms are still unit- and contract-specific. Read the lease language and ask management what typically changes at renewal.

No. Reviews and tenant Q&A-style notes are helpful for targeting questions, but conditions and policies can change. Always verify current details with management and do a walkthrough if possible.

The snapshot is “as of 2026-07-07.” Availability and eligibility can change, so double-check each building for currently advertised apartments and the latest application requirements.