Buildings with high tenant retention near the SIM32 bus in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on how consistently tenants stay over time. Use it as a starting point, then confirm unit-specific details (renewal terms, maintenance experience, and building policies) in the building’s details and Q&A.

It scopes results to buildings mapped close to the SIM32 bus corridor. Commutes still vary by stop distance and transfer needs, so check the walking time from the exact intersection you care about.

You can review renter experiences in reviews, see building-level open-data signals that may affect day-to-day living, and read tenant Q&A to validate concerns before you apply.

No. High retention can indicate overall stability, but your unit, roommates, lease term, and management team at the time of move-in can change outcomes. Ask the building about current practices before signing.

Confirm the lease start date and length, required documentation, security deposit and any broker/fee structure, utility responsibilities, and the building’s current maintenance and complaint process.

Yes. Even when retention is high, the full monthly cost can differ based on broker fees, deposits, and utility breakdown. Check the total move-in and monthly charges for each unit.

Buildings can gain or lose available units as leases turn over. The 179+ count reflects matches at the snapshot time, so re-check the building pages if you’re planning to move soon.