Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q114 bus in NYC

It means the building’s observed tenant turnover is lower than average in Openigloo’s signals, suggesting tenants often remain longer. It’s a screening signal, not a guarantee about any single unit or future retention.

Buildings are included when they fall within the page’s Q114 bus proximity criteria used by Openigloo for this filter. Use the building page map and directions to confirm the walking time you expect.

No. This page focuses on the high-retention + Q114 bus filter. Some buildings may have openings now, while others may not.

Treat them as context for your decision: look for repeat themes (maintenance, responsiveness, building staff consistency) and compare what different renters mention alongside the tenant-retention signal.

Not necessarily. Retention signals can reflect many factors (location, unit mix, management style), but issues can still vary by unit, floor, and contract. Verify current conditions with the building and talk to residents if possible.

Confirm the full monthly budget, including any broker fee requirements, deposits, and which utilities you’d pay (if any). Ask about fees tied to move-in and ongoing access (laundry, storage, parking).

Yes. Retention indicates past patterns, but lease terms and building policies can change. Ask about renewal timing, how maintenance requests are handled, and how requests are tracked for your specific building.