What does “high tenant retention” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a building-level signal based on how tenants tend to stay over time, surfaced to help you avoid buildings where turnover is consistently high. You should still verify the current unit’s lease terms and any building policies directly.

How does the C-train filter work for All Upper West Side?

The scope combines All Upper West Side with a C-train proximity filter, so the results focus on buildings that match that transit constraint. Use the map/location info on each building page to confirm walking distance for your routine.

What should I confirm before signing a lease, even if retention looks high?

Confirm the full monthly cost (rent plus any required fees), what’s included, utility responsibility, renewal/notice rules, and any unit-specific restrictions. High retention is a useful signal, not a guarantee of your experience.

Where do the tenant-retention signals and building info come from?

Openigloo uses building-level data signals alongside renter-facing building pages, including ratings and tenant Q&A, to help you compare buildings efficiently. For the final decision, ask the building for the current terms in writing.

Does this page apply to specific apartment types (studios, 1BR, etc.)?

This page is about buildings matching the C-train + high-retention criteria in All Upper West Side. You’ll still need to check what apartment types and layouts are available in each building right now.

How should I use reviews and tenant Q&A alongside the retention signal?

Treat retention as a starting filter, then read renter comments for concrete details like maintenance responsiveness, communication, and policy consistency. If something matters to you (noise, heat/hot water, management practices), confirm it during your tour or follow-up.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope, and how many buildings are showing up?

Trending neighborhoods right now include East Village with 11,857+ buildings, Hell’s Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings, Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings, Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings, and Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Buildings with high tenant retention near the C train in All Upper West Side

All Upper West Side in Manhattan is a dense, transit-forward area where you can focus your search around your commute. This page narrows buildings to those near the C train and highlights a high-tenant-retention signal, with 156+ buildings matching the scope. For building quality signals, 3.6/5 is the average rating across 206 rated buildings in All Upper West Side (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page helps you compare buildings with high tenant retention near the C train in All Upper West Side, with 156+ buildings currently matching the scope. Openigloo brings together building-level signals, rated buildings, and renter discussions so you can sanity-check what “retention” looks like in practice. Use the filter to narrow your search fast, then confirm unit details, lease terms, and any fee structure with the building before you commit.

Showing 109–126 of 156 buildings with high tenant retention near the C train in All Upper West Side.

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119 West 104 Street

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Buildings with high tenant retention near the C train in All Upper West Side

Buildings with high tenant retention near the C train in All Upper West Side

119 West 104 Street

267 West 70 Street

206 West 104 Street

72 W 69 St

204 Columbus Avenue

140 West 71 Street

941 Amsterdam Avenue

472 Central Park W

2700 Broadway

201 West 100 Street

165 West 71 Street

170 West 107 Street

118 West 69 Street

145 West 71 Street

69 West 105 Street

72 Duke Ellington Boulevard

473 Central Park West

62 West 62 Street

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