Buildings with high tenant retention near the M35 bus in Manhattan

It’s a data-driven indicator based on tenant staying patterns that Openigloo uses to surface buildings where tenants tend to remain longer than average. Use it as a starting signal, then validate with the building’s reviews and any current lease terms you’re offered.

The filter targets Manhattan buildings in the M35 bus area so you can focus your search around that commute corridor. Always confirm the exact location on the building page (and your unit’s exposure) since blocks can feel different even within the same corridor.

No. Retention signals and reviews can reflect patterns, but unit conditions still vary. Confirm specifics for the exact apartment you’re considering (layout, updates, noise level, and any recent maintenance changes).

Ask about maintenance response times for problems similar to what reviewers mention, recent changes to building systems, pest prevention processes, and how lease renewals are handled. If you’re moving quickly, ask what documentation is needed and how long approvals take.

Not automatically. Even with this filter, the full monthly cost can still include deposits, application fees, and utilities that may not be reflected in the asking rent. Check the specific unit’s terms on the building page and in your lease offer.

If you want to keep options within the same commute area, start by comparing buildings across nearby neighborhoods shown on Openigloo. Look for consistent themes in reviews (management responsiveness, noise, cleanliness) rather than relying only on location labels.

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.