Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q20 bus in NYC

It’s a tenant-stability signal built from historical indicators of how long residents tend to stay. It’s meant to help you find buildings where renewals are more common than in the broader market.

The filter limits results to buildings located near the Q20 bus corridor. Use the building’s address and route context on the listing page to confirm how close you are to your specific stop.

It’s the live matching count as of 2026-07-07: 48+ buildings that currently meet the “high-retention + Q20 bus” criteria.

No. Retention is an overall signal, not a guarantee about any specific apartment. You should still review the unit details (condition, noise, layout) and ask about current policies before you apply.

Ask for renewal timing, how and when rent changes are communicated, whether there are any special conditions for your lease term, and what happens if your circumstances change during the term.

Confirm the full move-in and monthly costs: deposits, any non-refundable fees, utilities, and whether there are recurring building charges that affect your total monthly amount.

Treat reviews and Q&A as context for how management and day-to-day operations feel in practice. Look for consistent themes tied to issues that affect you (maintenance responsiveness, communication, building rules, and conveniences).