Buildings with high tenant retention near Park Place station in NYC

It refers to a retention-focused signal derived from tenant history patterns used by Openigloo to group buildings. It’s a helpful proxy, not a guarantee about a specific unit or future conditions.

It limits buildings to the Park Place station area (within the scope used for this dataset). Your exact walk time can still vary by building address, entry location, and route.

This page is about buildings that match the filters and a live count (28+). Availability can change, so open a building page to confirm whether there are apartments currently advertised.

Confirm the unit’s condition, repair response times, renewal terms, and any building policies that affect daily life (packages, guests, access, and noise expectations). Retention can correlate with stability, but it doesn’t replace asking targeted questions.

Yes. Even with favorable rent, you still need the full monthly and upfront picture (deposit, any broker fee if applicable, and building-related charges or required utilities) for your actual budget.

Tenant history and building signals can lag real-world changes (new management, recent renovations, or recent policy shifts). Use them to shortlist, then validate with tenant Q&A and direct questions to the managing agent.

Start with tenant Q&A for maintenance and management patterns, compare renewal/lease terms where listed, and confirm building policies that affect you most (access, packages, noise, and repair scheduling).