Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q112 bus in NYC

It’s a tenant-retention signal used by Openigloo to identify buildings where residents tend to stay longer. It’s not a guarantee of how any specific lease will play out, so confirm details with management.

It filters buildings based on their proximity to the Q112 bus corridor. Use it to match your commute priorities, then double-check the distance from the building entrance to your most-used stop.

This page is built from Openigloo’s current building scope. When you open a specific building, look for “with available apartments” status and current asking rents for that building.

Confirm unit condition and the details that matter for your lease: move-in timing, included services, maintenance response, and any fees that apply to your unit. Reviews and Q&A can highlight patterns, but you still need unit-level verification.

No. Retention can reflect fewer unresolved issues, but building quality and management practices can vary by time and unit. Use the reviews/Q&A to check what’s current, not just what’s happened historically.

Start with the retention-focused shortlist, then compare the building rating and the themes that repeat in Q&A/reviews (maintenance, noise, responsiveness). If two buildings are similar, prioritize the one whose issues (if any) are closest to what you can tolerate.

Yes. Even within the Q112 corridor, your commute can differ by stop choice and walking routes. Consider additional options like connections to nearby subway lines and your typical travel time at your commute hours.