What does “high tenant retention” mean on this page?

It’s a building-level signal intended to reflect steadier tenancy over time. It doesn’t guarantee that any specific unit will stay available or that your lease renewal will be frictionless—use it as a shortlist, then verify with the building for your exact unit.

What does “near the M5 bus” include for these buildings?

Buildings are grouped to the M5 bus corridor in Manhattan. Still, stop access can vary by block and building entrance—check walking distance and typical route reliability for the times you’ll commute.

How does Openigloo help me evaluate these buildings beyond the filter?

Openigloo adds renter-first context (what tenants report), plus building-page details that help you compare. Use it to look for consistent themes, cross-check policies that affect renters, and decide what to ask before touring or submitting an application.

Do high-retention buildings always have the same lease terms or policies?

No. Retention is about how tenants tend to stay, not one fixed policy. Before signing, confirm the lease length you’ll be offered, renewal expectations, and any building-specific requirements or timelines that apply to your apartment.

Are there extra fees or restrictions I should confirm before applying?

Yes. Even when retention is high, buildings can have different requirements for move-in documentation, packages, and utilities setup. Confirm the full cost (including broker fee and deposit) and any rules that affect your routine before you commit.

How current is the list of 907+ buildings?

The snapshot is as of 2026-07-07, and eligible buildings can change as availability and building data refresh over time. If you’re ready to move, cross-check the building’s current situation on Openigloo before scheduling a tour.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this Manhattan scope?

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.

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M5 bus in Manhattan

This Openigloo page focuses on buildings with high tenant retention near the M5 bus in Manhattan, covering 907+ buildings right now. The pairing is meant to help you narrow your search to areas along the M5 route where tenants tend to stay longer. Use Openigloo to compare these buildings using what renters report and what the building’s public signals suggest. You can read building-level context, check patterns in available apartments for rent, and ask questions that matter before you sign—like maintenance follow-through, rent-stabilized or renewal realities, and how responsive the building is to day-to-day issues.

Showing 19–36 of 907 buildings with high tenant retention near the M5 bus in Manhattan.

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101 West 90 Street

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Upper West Side

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M5 bus in Manhattan

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M5 bus in Manhattan

101 West 90 Street

21 West End Avenue

150 West 47 Street

515 West 52 Street

400 West 113 Street

550 West 54 Street

240 West 73 Street

220 West 98 Street

416 West 52 Street

124 West 60 Street

1 Columbus Place

525 West 52 Street

140 Riverside Boulevard

400 West 119 Street

9 West 31 Street

200 W 70 St

244 West 72 Street

145 West 67 Street

Buildings with high tenant retention near the M5 bus in trending Manhattan neighborhoods

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