Buildings with high tenant retention near the BXM6 bus in Manhattan

It’s a building-level retention signal based on tenant stay patterns reflected in Openigloo’s data. It helps you prioritize buildings where renters tend to remain, but you should still verify current conditions (maintenance, management, and unit-specific terms) before applying.

This is a multi-filter pair: it limits results to Manhattan buildings near the BXM6 bus, then further filters to those with high tenant retention. That reduces your options to buildings with the retention signal you’re looking for.

No. Retention is a trend signal, not a promise about your specific unit or the current leasing experience. You should confirm building rules, recent fixes, and any unit-specific issues during your tour or inquiry.

Confirm the rent for the specific unit, full move-in and recurring costs, deposit requirements, utilities and fees, lease start date options, and any restrictions that affect your plan (sublet/transfer rules, renewal expectations, and move-in timing).

Retention can point you to buildings where renters often stay, but reviews add detail on day-to-day factors like communication, repair timelines, and leasing friction. Use both to make a more grounded decision.

Yes. Leasing terms, fee structures, and building policies can change over time. Always verify the current policies during your inquiry, especially for requirements tied to the unit you want.

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