Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q13 bus in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on renter staying patterns that indicate tenants tend to remain longer than average. It’s meant as a shortlisting signal, not a guarantee that any specific unit or new lease will behave the same way.

This page is scoped to buildings near the Q13 bus route so your daily commute and local access stay similar across options. You should still confirm your exact pickup time, walking distance, and any street-level noise where your unit would face.

This page count reflects the eligible buildings matching the filters. Availability of specific apartments can change over time, so confirm any unit details and current status on each building’s page.

Retention can point to smoother day-to-day living, but you should still verify the current lease start and renewal terms, the latest fee/deposit requirements, and how maintenance requests are handled for your unit type.

No. Use them to narrow your search, then validate conditions directly: review the unit and common areas, confirm utilities/maintenance responsibilities, and ask management how issues get resolved when they come up.

You should confirm rules with the building directly. Even when two units sit in the same building, policies can vary by lease terms, documentation requirements, or current management practices.

Compare what you can verify: building-level renter signals, lease/fee details that affect your monthly move-in cost, and practical commute fit for your schedule. Then ask targeted questions that reflect your needs, not just the building’s retention rating.