Buildings with high tenant retention near the Q82 bus in NYC

“High tenant retention” is a screening signal based on how consistently tenants stay in place over time, using available records and Openigloo’s building-level signals. It’s a proxy for stability, not a guarantee of how your lease will play out.

The Q82 bus-area filter is designed to narrow results to buildings near the Q82 route so you can focus on commute-oriented choices. Distances can vary block to block, so confirm the exact walking path and travel time for your schedule.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 24+ buildings that match the high-retention signal and the Q82 bus-area filter.

No. Tenant retention can correlate with stability, but rent adjustments and renewal terms depend on the specific lease and building policy. Ask the building or current residents what typically happens at renewal.

Confirm the lease term, renewal/notice rules, move-in costs, and any restrictions that affect your situation (timing, documentation, and how maintenance requests are handled). Use Openigloo as your starting checklist, then get answers directly from the building.

You should treat retention as one input. For day-to-day living, verify current conditions (noise, maintenance response, and building communication) and compare how they match what you care about most.

Openigloo combines building-level signals and available open-data style indicators to estimate tenant stability. Because datasets can lag real-world changes, request up-to-date policies and current maintenance/management practices from the building.