Buildings with high tenant retention near the SIM22 bus in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on repeat occupancy patterns, meant to reflect stability. It doesn’t guarantee any specific unit experience, but it can help you prioritize buildings where residents tend to stay.

Treat it as a commute convenience filter, not a promise. Walk the route at your typical time, and confirm the practical distance from the building entrance (and any barriers like construction or crosswalk timing).

No. The 283+ count is the number of eligible buildings matching these filters. Availability depends on current listings and unit turnover.

Confirm total monthly cost (including deposits/fees and utilities), lease start date flexibility, maintenance timelines, and any building rules that could affect daily life (noise, package handling, and move-in logistics).

They can provide context, but they’re not a real-time guarantee. Use Openigloo info as a shortlist, then ask management about current maintenance capacity and recent repair turnaround for similar issues.

Openigloo aggregates renter-focused inputs and building signals designed to be checkable. If you need a specific claim verified, ask the building directly and request written confirmation where possible.

Shortlist by commute fit, then compare unit-level factors (light/airflow, elevator access, noise exposure) and lease terms. If one building has stronger retention but worse commute reality or higher total monthly cost, it may not be the right fit.