What does “high tenant retention” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a tenant-experience signal based on how long residents tend to stay, which helps you prioritize buildings where turnover appears lower than average. Use it as guidance, not a guarantee for any specific unit or future lease.

How does the Q102 bus filter affect the search area?

The search is scoped to buildings near the Q102 bus corridor. Still, walking time and stop proximity vary by entrance and block, so confirm the closest stops and your commute path.

Does high retention mean the building is rent-stabilized or has specific tenant protections?

Not automatically. Tenant retention can correlate with many factors (management, unit quality, responsiveness), so check the building’s lease terms and any regulatory category details directly.

What should I confirm before signing a lease even if a building has high retention?

Confirm the lease term and renewal details, the full move-in cost breakdown, utility responsibilities, and building rules that affect daily life (packages, noise, guests). Also ask about any recent changes the current management team has made.

Are fees and deposits standardized across these buildings?

No. Even when buildings share the same retention signal and transit proximity, application fees, deposits, and other required charges can differ. Use Openigloo building details and then confirm with the leasing office.

Does “high retention” address repairs, maintenance, or bed bug/rodent risk?

It can help surface patterns if tenant feedback mentions them, but it’s not a substitute for direct verification. Ask the building what’s been addressed recently and review what tenants consistently report in reviews and Q&A.

How can I use Openigloo reviews and Q&A alongside retention signals?

Treat retention as the starting filter, then read reviews for recurring themes (responsiveness, cleanliness, noise, policy consistency). Use Q&A to get answers on your specific questions, like lease logistics and building rules for move-in.

Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q102 bus in NYC

This page helps you find buildings with high tenant retention near the Q102 bus in NYC. It includes 320+ buildings that match the “high-retention + q102-bus” filter pair, so you can focus your search on areas where tenants tend to stay. Openigloo brings the tenant-first context together: building-level reviews, what residents highlight in their experience, and open-data signals that can flag patterns across time. You can also use building Q&A to confirm the details that matter for move-in, lease terms, and day-to-day living before you commit.

Showing 253–270 of 320 buildings with high tenant retention near the Q102 bus in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

Good cause

31-75 29 Street

4.8(1)

Astoria

Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q102 bus in NYC

Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q102 bus in NYC

31-75 29 Street

49-12 Vernon Boulevard

23-19 31 Ave

10-32 49 Avenue

30-28 31 Street

31-12 34 Street

421 East 76 Street

31-14 36 Avenue

35-16 34 Street

1586 York Avenue

32-59 33 Street

36-06 24 Street

445 East 77 Street

31-4 33 Street

65 East End Ave

415 East 64 Street

405 East 70 Street

34-45 42 Street

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