Buildings with high tenant retention near Professional Performing Arts High School in NYC

It’s a building-level stability signal based on tenant turnover patterns in the underlying data. It’s meant to help you prioritize buildings where renters tend to stay longer, not to guarantee how any specific lease will play out.

The results combine both constraints: the building must meet the high-retention criteria and also fall within the selected area around Professional Performing Arts High School, so you’re comparing stable buildings in that local zone.

No. High retention can correlate with stability, but it doesn’t automatically describe every unit’s experience. Use the building’s renter feedback and any tenant Q&A to validate how maintenance and day-to-day management work.

Confirm the exact lease term and renewal language, any rent increase expectations, utilities setup, and building rules that affect your routine (packages, laundry, noise expectations, and move-in logistics).

Often yes. Ask about broker fees (if applicable), deposits, and which utilities are paid separately. Openigloo can help you organize the info, but the landlord should confirm the final monthly total and move-in costs in writing.

They’re designed to be renter-first and grounded in available building information, but conditions can change. Treat the signals as a starting point and cross-check with recent renter feedback and current management before you apply.

Start with the filter pair to reduce the list, review the building page details and renter feedback, then shortlist a few options to contact for specifics: availability, lease terms, utility responsibility, and any building policies that affect your move.