Buildings with high tenant retention near the S94 bus in Staten Island

It’s a screening signal Openigloo uses to surface buildings where tenant turnover appears lower. It’s meant to help you start with places that keep residents longer, but it does not predict every individual tenant’s experience.

This scope prioritizes buildings near the S94 route. Still confirm the specific nearest stop and your walking time at the times you’d actually commute.

No single housing type is implied by the filters. On Openigloo, each building page shows what’s available and any building-specific requirements, so check the details for the exact building you’re considering.

No. Retention is a pattern-level signal, not a contract term. You should ask management about renewal patterns and any recent changes to tenant policies during your application process.

Confirm commute fit (stop location and walking time), ask about transit-related concerns like street noise and building soundproofing, and review any building rules that affect daily routines (packages, laundry, entry access, and maintenance requests).

You should use retention plus building pages together. Reviews and renter Q&A often surface practical details—service speed, management responsiveness, and maintenance follow-through—that retention alone cannot show.

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.