What does “high tenant retention” mean on this page?

It’s a filter based on signals tied to how long tenants stay in a building over time. The goal is to surface buildings where moves out are less frequent, but you still need to verify current conditions directly with the building.

Do retention signals guarantee a certain lease term or rent increases?

No. High retention suggests tenants often remain longer, but it does not guarantee renewals, rent amounts, or how increases are handled in your specific year. Confirm renewal and any increase policy before signing.

What should I ask the building before applying?

Ask about move-in date availability, deposit and fee amounts, included utilities, maintenance turnaround expectations, and any building rules that affect your routine (packages, laundry, guest policy, and common-area access).

Where do I find the details beyond the filter?

Each building page includes reviews, tenant Q&A, and open-data signals you can use to compare. Use these to cross-check what the building tells you during the application process.

Can two buildings with high retention still feel very different?

Yes. Retention can reflect many factors (management stability, layout satisfaction, neighborhood fit), but you can still run into differences in unit condition, sound levels, and service quality—confirm on a per-building basis.

What if a building looks good on reviews, but I’m worried about current conditions?

Look for recent tenant Q&A and any up-to-date notes on the building page. Then ask the superintendent/management directly about current maintenance status and how they handle issues now, not just historically.

Buildings with high tenant retention near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC

Q: How is “near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers” handled?

Openigloo scopes results to buildings in the surrounding area of PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers. Exact distance can vary by building, so review the map and confirm routes for your daily needs.

This page helps you find buildings with high tenant retention near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC, with 145+ buildings matching the criteria. It’s a location + retention filter, so you’ll be comparing buildings that tend to keep tenants longer. On Openigloo, you can use building reviews, open-data signals, and tenant Q&A to narrow down which buildings fit your move. Start with the long-term feel implied by retention, then confirm the details that affect your monthly cost and day-to-day life before signing a lease.

Showing 19–36 of 145 buildings with high tenant retention near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

Good cause

217 Maujer Street

2.6(4)

Williamsburg

Buildings with high tenant retention near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC

Buildings with high tenant retention near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC

217 Maujer Street

58 Bushwick Avenue

230 Bushwick Avenue

57 Scholes Street

137 Manhattan Avenue

298 Humboldt Street

204 Montrose Avenue

15 Judge Street

296 Powers Street

484 Humboldt Street

277 Devoe Street

187 Woodpoint Road

94 Scholes Street

205 Johnson Avenue

649 Grand Street

58 Ten Eyck Street

235 Montrose Avenue

68 Maspeth Avenue

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