Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q72 bus in NYC

It’s a building-level signal intended to reflect where tenants are more likely to stay, using retention patterns Openigloo can surface. It’s not a promise about any single apartment.

The scope ties buildings to proximity to the Q72 route so your search matches your commute. Always confirm walking time and any access constraints from the exact building address.

It’s the number of NYC buildings that currently match this multi-filter pair in Openigloo’s dataset (66+). Availability and lease terms can change over time.

No. Retention is about staying patterns, not a guarantee of conditions. Read recent reviews and ask management about current pest prevention, noise, and complaint follow-through.

Ask about renewal notice timelines, how increases are handled, what documentation is required, and whether maintenance backlogs affect renewals in practice.

They’re a starting point. You should still confirm the full picture with the building: any broker or one-time fees, deposit requirements, utilities, parking, and other recurring charges.

Use both. Retention helps you narrow the field, while reviews and building Q&A help you evaluate what life is actually like today. Policies and staff can change between leases.