What does “high tenant retention” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a building-level signal meant to reflect how consistently renters stay over time. Use it to prioritize buildings to investigate, then validate current service and costs directly with the building or management.

How does the “M2 bus” filter work on this Manhattan page?

The page is scoped to Manhattan buildings that are near the M2 bus corridor. Treat “near” as a convenience filter and confirm the walk time from the entrance to your typical stop(s).

How should I use tenant-retention data when comparing buildings?

Look for consistency: does the building’s retention signal line up with maintenance expectations, responsiveness, and total monthly cost in the unit you’re considering? If the building’s price or fees look off, prioritize getting those details in writing.

What should I ask about before signing a lease in a high-retention building?

Ask about maintenance SLAs or typical response times, renewal timing, any recent policy changes, and the full monthly cost including utilities and one-time fees. Also confirm any unit-specific rules that may not be visible in the building overview.

Do high-retention buildings always have fewer issues?

Not necessarily. Retention is a helpful trend signal, but real-world conditions can change. Use the reviews/Q&A to understand what tenants experienced recently, and verify key points with the building before you commit.

Is there any difference between using this page for budgeting vs. touring?

Yes. This page helps you shortlist buildings, but you still need a unit-level cost check for deposits, broker fees (if applicable), and utility responsibility. Budgeting from the asking rent alone can miss the full monthly total.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

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.

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M2 bus in Manhattan

This page covers 942+ Manhattan buildings marked with high tenant retention, plus a location filter focused on being near the M2 bus. Use it if you want buildings where renters tend to stay, while keeping transit access to the M2 line in mind. Openigloo helps you narrow faster with building-level signals and renter-first context. You can compare what matters across buildings, check review patterns, and use open-data-backed details plus tenant Q&A to verify things like maintenance, communication, and cost before you sign.

Showing 541–558 of 942 buildings with high tenant retention near the M2 bus in Manhattan.

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63 East 7 Street

2.8(2)

East Village

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M2 bus in Manhattan

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M2 bus in Manhattan

63 East 7 Street

254 East 10 Street

150 2 Avenue

539 West 112 Street

314 West 142 Street

1200 Lexington Avenue

381 West 125 Street

150 Haven Avenue

319 East 5 Street

317 East 5 Street

508 West 167 Street

228 Thompson Street

315 West 113 Street

45 West 87 Street

617 West 146 Street

539 West 155 Street

362 West 127 Street

244 East 110 Street

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M2 bus in trending Manhattan neighborhoods

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