Buildings with high tenant retention near New York Life Insurance in NYC

It’s an indicator based on how long tenants tend to stay in a building. It’s meant to help you prioritize buildings with steadier occupancy patterns, not to guarantee any specific lease outcome.

The “near New York Life Insurance” part scopes the search area, and “high tenant retention” further limits the results to buildings that match that steadier-tenant profile within the NYC area around the landmark.

It’s the number of NYC buildings that currently match this multi-filter pair in the Openigloo dataset (as of 2026-07-07). Individual units still depend on what’s available and what’s offered by each building.

No. Retention is a helpful shortlist signal, but problems can still exist. Use Openigloo’s rated-building context and tenant Q&A to look for recurring themes, then ask targeted questions before you commit.

Confirm the full lease terms (renewal and any scheduled changes), move-in fees and required deposits, included utilities (if any), and building rules that affect daily life (packages, laundry, parking, and pets if relevant).

Openigloo combines building-level signals, user Q&A, and other open-data indicators to help you compare buildings. For anything time-sensitive (availability, pricing, concessions, or rule changes), confirm directly with the property manager.

Start with the buildings that match the filters, then shortlist based on commute needs, building rules, and lease terms. Cross-check with the latest availability on each building’s page and ask questions tied to what you care about most.