What does “high tenant retention” mean on Openigloo for this Upper West Side page?

It’s a data-driven retention signal used to group buildings where tenants tend to stay. Use it as a practical filter for stability, then confirm the details that affect your lease experience (renewal process, move-in timing, and any unit-specific conditions).

How does the “B train” part of the filter work for Upper West Side?

Openigloo scopes buildings to the Upper West Side and applies a proximity match to the B train. Still, confirm walk time and route reliability for your exact destination and schedule during your tour.

Are these numbers counts of apartments or buildings?

This page’s 189+ count is for buildings that match the combined criteria (Upper West Side + B-train proximity + high retention), with eligible units that you can review on Openigloo.

Does “high tenant retention” guarantee rent will stay the same or your lease will renew?

No. Retention is about observed stay patterns, not a contract guarantee. Before signing, ask the building about renewal terms, the process used for updates, and any move-in or policy changes that could affect you.

What should I verify before applying even if the building matches both filters?

Confirm your total monthly move-in and carrying costs (including deposits/fees and utilities), review the lease language on renewal and early termination, and validate any constraints relevant to your situation (availability timing, household needs, and rules that affect daily life).

Is this based on reviews only, or are there other signals?

It’s built from openigloo’s building signals and tenant-first information surfaced on the platform. Use ratings as a starting point, but rely on tenant Q&A and direct building questions for anything lease-critical.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope right now?

Trending neighborhoods (latest snapshot in this 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 B train in Upper West Side

On the Upper West Side, you can use Openigloo to focus your search on buildings that match what you’re optimizing for—in this case, high tenant retention near the B train. This filter helps you start with buildings where stability is more likely, while you still confirm the lease-level details. For Upper West Side overall, rated buildings average 3.6/5 across 256 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page helps you find buildings with high tenant retention near the B train on the Upper West Side, Manhattan. You’re looking at 189+ eligible buildings right now, using a combined filter for B-train proximity plus high retention. Openigloo makes it easier to narrow down by showing what rated buildings look like in practice, including tenant-first review details and building-specific signals. You can also use renter-focused Q&A to sanity-check the parts that matter before you apply.

Showing 55–72 of 189 buildings with high tenant retention near the B train in Upper West Side.

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255 West 93 Street

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Buildings with high tenant retention near the B train in Upper West Side

Buildings with high tenant retention near the B train in Upper West Side

255 West 93 Street

483 Amsterdam Avenue

382 Central Park West

245 West 72 Street

350 Central Park West

140 West 86 Street

46 West 85 Street

156 West 86 Street

244 W 103 St

646 Amsterdam Avenue

243 West 73 Street

214 West 82 Street

50 West 90 Street

244 West 74 Street

59 West 76 Street

506 Amsterdam Avenue

57 West 75 Street

40 West 95 Street

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