Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q26 bus in NYC

It’s a data-driven proxy for renter stability at a building. Use it as a starting point, then verify with current residents and the leasing office about renewals, turnaround time, and how issues are handled day-to-day.

It groups buildings by proximity to the Q26 route. Always confirm with the building’s street address and test your route during hours you’d actually commute.

No. This page is scoped to eligible buildings matching the filter pair; availability changes. Check which buildings currently have apartments advertised and confirm current pricing with the leasing team.

Yes. Tenant stability doesn’t automatically mean the building is trouble-free. Look for patterns in Q&A and in the specifics of any policy or maintenance issues that come up repeatedly.

Ask about renewal timing and process, response times for maintenance, noise/heat/water reliability, package delivery rules, and any restrictions that could affect your household (storage, laundry access, guest policy, or parking).

Yes. Review the full cost picture beyond rent, including broker fee terms, deposit amount, and any building-required moving-in charges or monthly add-ons so your budget matches the actual monthly total.

Treat them as context for the lived experience: match what tenants report to what matters to you, then confirm open items with management. If anything is unclear or time-sensitive (like maintenance history), ask for specifics in writing or by email.