Buildings with high tenant retention near the M1 bus in Manhattan

On Openigloo, high-retention is a building-level signal based on patterns that suggest tenants tend to stay. Use it as a starting point, then validate what you care about (maintenance response, lease terms, and day-to-day policies) with the building’s details and tenant Q&A.

It limits the building set to locations along/near the M1 bus route within Manhattan. This can help you focus on commute-first neighborhoods without guessing which buildings are actually convenient to the line.

No. High tenant retention suggests fewer tenants leave quickly, but it doesn’t guarantee building operations, unit condition, or specific policies. Always read the current listing details and ask the building directly about maintenance, rules, and move-in expectations.

Confirm the full cost (rent and any recurring fees), deposit and move-in fees, what utilities include, and the renewal/early-exit terms. If you plan to transfer or break a lease early, ask about penalties and required notice.

Not always. Building-level policies can vary by unit type, floor, or lease start date. Check the specific unit’s terms, and use Openigloo Q&A to see what others said about the same building.

Use reviews and Q&A to compare how management responds to requests and how tenants experience day-to-day life. Then confirm the latest details with the building, since policies and pricing can change.

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