Buildings with high tenant retention near transit in NYC
This page helps you find buildings with high tenant retention near transit in NYC—11,755+ buildings that match the multi-filter criteria. Openigloo brings them together with building-level signals and renter-relevant context. Use ratings where available, scan review summaries, and open records/tenant Q&A threads to ask the right questions before you tour or sign a lease.
Buildings with high tenant retention near transit in NYC
Showing 5,419–5,436 of 11,754 buildings with high tenant retention near transit in NYC.
163 Washington Avenue
Clinton Hill
130 Water Street
Financial District
62 South 2 Street
Williamsburg
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610 Myrtle Avenue
Bedford-Stuyvesant
425 Fifth Avenue
Midtown South
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298 Humboldt Street
Williamsburg
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189 Bridge Street
Downtown Brooklyn
530 West 30 Street
West Chelsea
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48-15 11 Street
Hunters Point
140 Waverly Place
West Village
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371 1 Avenue
Gramercy Park
101 Avenue D
East Village
56 Pine Street
Financial District
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208 West 104 Street
All Upper West Side
1795 Riverside Drive
Inwood
175 Kent Avenue
Williamsburg
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507 West 147 Street
Hamilton Heights
565 Broome Street
Hudson Square
What to check before choosing a building with high tenant retention near transit in NYC
- Filter meaning: “high-retention” prioritizes buildings where tenants tend to stay longer, and “near-transit” narrows to walkable subway/rail access.
- Check commute assumptions: confirm the exact station entrance, typical walking time at your travel hour, and noise from nearby lines.
- Don’t rely only on retention signals—verify unit availability, current rent, and lease terms for your specific layout.
- Ask about building operations that affect day-to-day living: package handling, elevator reliability, maintenance response times.
- Near-transit areas can have higher noise or foot traffic—tour at different times and bring a checklist for HVAC, windows, and street-facing exposure.
- Confirm all costs beyond the rent: move-in fees, deposits, broker fees (if any), and what’s included for utilities.