What does the “high-retention” filter mean on Openigloo?

It’s a tenant-retention signal used to highlight buildings where renters tend to stay rather than churn quickly. Treat it as a shortlist signal, not a guarantee of how any specific unit or lease will work.

How does “near the BX19 bus” work for this page?

The scope is Hamilton Heights buildings mapped to the BX19 bus corridor. Results are grouped so you can prioritize convenience while still comparing building-level details before you sign.

Are these buildings rent-regulated or protected by “rent-stabilized” or “good cause”?

This page is defined by the bx19-bus + high-retention filters, not by regulatory categories like rent-stabilized or good cause. If you need those protections, add the corresponding filters and confirm the lease type with the building.

What should I verify before applying, even if the building has high tenant retention?

Confirm the full monthly cost (including deposit and broker-fee requirements if applicable), utility responsibility, lease start and renewal terms, and any building procedures that affect move-in (parking, package pickup, maintenance requests).

Can tenant-retention signals differ from unit to unit?

Yes. Building-level retention signals don’t eliminate differences across units, views, floors, renovations, or how a particular lease is structured. Use tenant Q&A for the closest match to your situation.

Does “high retention” account for repairs, pest history, or rule enforcement over time?

The filter is based on tenant-retention signals and what renters choose to do over their leases. For condition or compliance questions, rely on tenant Q&A and also ask the building directly, since recent changes may not be fully reflected in the data yet.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

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

Buildings with high tenant retention near the BX19 bus in Hamilton Heights

Hamilton Heights is a Manhattan neighborhood where you can focus on buildings along key transit routes like the BX19, using renter signals to narrow options. On Openigloo, this page pulls together buildings that match bx19-bus access and a high tenant-retention profile, helping you compare fewer, more relevant options. For building quality signals in Hamilton Heights, the average building rating is 3.1/5 across 137 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find buildings with high tenant retention near the BX19 bus in Hamilton Heights. Openigloo shows 108+ eligible buildings in this multi-filter set so you can compare what current and past tenants experience. Use Openigloo to narrow by tenant-retention signals and then verify the specifics: browse building ratings from rated buildings, read tenant Q&A, and review open-data style indicators tied to the building. Before you apply, confirm fees, lease terms, and any operational rules directly with management.

Showing 19–36 of 108 buildings with high tenant retention near the BX19 bus in Hamilton Heights.

Buildings with high tenant retention near the BX19 bus in Hamilton Heights

Buildings with high tenant retention near the BX19 bus in Hamilton Heights

572 West 141 Street

746 St Nicholas Avenue

508 West 136 Street

3477 Broadway

536 West 143 Street

24 St Nicholas Place

63 Hamilton Terrace

526 West 139 Street

770 St Nicholas Avenue

450 West 149 Street

507 West 147 Street

518 West 139 Street

600 West 146 Street

518 West 136 Street

541 West 144 Street

1734 Amsterdam Avenue

500 West 148 Street

75 St Nicholas Place

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