Buildings with high tenant retention near Manhattan Village Academy in NYC

It’s a tenant-mix signal that favors buildings where renters tend to stay longer. It doesn’t guarantee your lease will be renewed, but it helps you avoid buildings that churn tenants quickly.

The page currently shows 182+ buildings that meet the high-retention filter and the Manhattan Village Academy multi-filter criteria.

No. Retention is a helpful signal, not a substitute for due diligence. Confirm current maintenance standards, any known recurring problems, and what residents report about responsiveness.

Ask about the maintenance process and response times, recent or planned building repairs, how complaints are handled, renewal and rent-change expectations at the time you’re leasing, and any rules that affect your day-to-day (entry, package handling, shared spaces).

Openigloo surfaces renter feedback, building-level context, and open-data signals in one place so you can compare buildings and prepare more specific questions for viewings and applications.

No. “High tenant retention” is based on tenant stay patterns, while “top rated” and similar filters are based on review or engagement metrics. Use them together if you want both sentiment and retention signals.

Confirm move-in availability, total move-in and monthly costs (broker fee, deposit, and any recurring fees/utilities), and the exact lease terms. Retention can indicate stability, but timing and cost details still vary by building and unit.