Buildings with high tenant retention near the S78 bus in Staten Island

It’s a data-driven building signal that residents tend to stay for longer than average. It’s meant to help you prioritize buildings with more stable tenancy patterns, not to predict whether a specific lease will renew.

It focuses the building set to those located close enough to the S78 bus route for commuting convenience. You should still confirm the closest entrance-to-stop route and timing for your schedule.

They provide renter-reported context on how the building operates—things like maintenance speed, management responses, common constraints, and day-to-day experience—so you can validate the “retention” signal.

No. High retention can correlate with better stability, but buildings can still have issues. Use the reviews to look for recurring themes and ask the building directly about anything that concerns you.

Confirm the exact lease terms (renewal expectations, fees/deposits, and move-in requirements), building policies that affect living (noise rules, package procedures), and any limits stated in the listing so you’re not surprised later.

Not automatically. Different entrances, block locations, and time-of-day conditions can change walking routes and travel time. Verify the stop you’ll use most and test it on your own.

Grymes Hill with 257+ buildings; Saint George with 517+ buildings; Mariners Harbor with 628+ buildings; West Brighton with 547+ buildings; Port Richmond with 517+ buildings.