Buildings with high tenant retention near the 4 train in Chinatown

It’s a building-level signal based on tenant staying patterns in the data Openigloo has for that building, used to surface buildings where tenants typically renew rather than churn. It’s not a promise about an individual unit’s future occupancy or renewal outcomes.

It selects buildings within the page’s “near the 4 train” criteria, so your shortlist is transit-focused. Still, walking time and entrance locations vary, so confirm the closest station access for the specific building.

No. High retention is a retention signal; it doesn’t automatically mean a specific regulatory status. Use the building page details (and tenant Q&A) to check what applies to each building and lease.

No. Retention signals can correlate with stability, but rents, availability, and lease terms still change by unit, floor, and current market conditions. Verify the current asking rent and the full lease terms shown for the unit you’re considering.

Confirm the exact lease term, all move-in charges listed with the unit, renewal policies the building follows, and any building rules that affect daily life (packages, maintenance requests, and entry procedures). Tenant Q&A often highlights what those processes feel like.

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Use the rating as a quick filter, then read tenant context and any tenant Q&A specific to the building. A building’s rating is based on a limited set of rated buildings, and experiences can vary by unit and management practices.