What does “high-retention” mean on Openigloo?

On this page, “high-retention” is a building-level signal based on tenant staying/renewal patterns. It’s meant to flag buildings where residents are more likely to remain, but it doesn’t guarantee your unit or lease experience will match someone else’s.

How do the filters work together with “nycct-college”?

You’ll only see buildings that fit both parts of the filter pair: the high-retention signal and an NYC area scope centered on New York City College of Technology (NYCCT). The scope is about location, while “high-retention” is about tenant staying patterns.

Does high tenant retention mean maintenance and management problems won’t happen?

No filter can remove risk. High retention can indicate fewer repeat issues, but you should still read the review themes and ask for examples of how maintenance requests are handled and how long they typically take.

What should I verify before signing a lease, even if the building is in this filtered set?

Confirm unit-specific details: availability, rent/fees, lease start and renewal terms, what’s included (utilities, internet if any), and any building rules that affect your lifestyle (noise, laundry access, packages, smoking, and guests).

Are the reviews and Q&A on Openigloo enough to decide?

They’re a strong starting point, but treat them as one input. Use them to find questions to ask the building, then verify anything that matters to your move (repairs, security deposits, and move-in timing) directly with management.

Will the 80+ building count include every type of apartment near NYCCT?

No. The count is for buildings that match the filters, not every unit type within those buildings. Availability and unit matching can change, so check what apartments are actually advertised when you’re ready to apply.

What if tenant feedback conflicts across reviews?

That can happen. Look for patterns: which issues are mentioned repeatedly and which are isolated to specific circumstances. If you’re unsure, use the building Q&A topics or reach out to management with targeted questions tied to the conflicting points.

Buildings with high tenant retention near New York City College of Technology in NYC

This page helps you find buildings with high tenant retention near New York City College of Technology (NYCCT). You’re viewing 80+ buildings in NYC that match the two-part filter: “high-retention” plus the NYCCT-area scope. Openigloo makes it easier to compare what you’d actually want to live with day to day. Use building-level ratings and tenant feedback, then cross-check open-data signals and any building-provided answers so you can ask the right questions before you sign a lease.

Showing 55–72 of 80 buildings with high tenant retention near New York City College of Technology in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

50 Willow Street

3.5(1)

Brooklyn Heights

Buildings with high tenant retention near New York City College of Technology in NYC

Buildings with high tenant retention near New York City College of Technology in NYC

50 Willow Street

38 Schermerhorn Street

235 Adams Street

182 State Street

177 Concord Street

135 Willow Street

34 Livingston Street

106 Hicks Street

191 Willoughby Street

44 Hicks Street

143 Willow Street

34 Monroe Place

241 Cadman Plaza East

87 Hicks Street

25 Pierrepont Street

64 Henry Street

55 Poplar Street

279 Henry Street

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