What does “high tenant retention” mean on this page?

It’s a tenant-retention signal derived from available Openigloo data about how long residents tend to stay. It helps you prioritize buildings with more stable occupancy, but you should still confirm details directly with the building.

Is a high-retention building automatically cheaper or more flexible on lease terms?

No. Retention is about staying power, not rent levels or lease flexibility. You still need to confirm current asking rent, renewal terms, and any fees for your specific lease offer.

What should I ask during a tour or when contacting the management office?

Ask about the most recent move-in process, expected timeline, security deposit and any one-time fees, how renewals are handled, and whether there are common reasons tenants leave (maintenance backlogs, responsiveness, noise, or policy changes).

Do reviews and renter Q&A on Openigloo reflect current conditions?

They reflect experiences shared by renters, which can be time-sensitive. Use them to guide questions, but verify anything critical (repairs, amenities, billing practices, and policy updates) with management before you commit.

What if I don’t see many available apartments in a high-retention building?

That can happen even with strong retention. Check whether there are current openings or waitlists, and ask whether turnover timing is predictable for new move-ins.

How should I use this page to avoid lease mistakes?

Start with the retention and location filters to shortlist buildings, then compare the full monthly cost (rent plus required fees/deposit terms), building policies, and lease specifics unit-by-unit. Retention is a signal; your lease details determine the actual fit.

Buildings with high tenant retention near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC

Q: How does the “near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology” filter work?

It groups buildings by their location relative to the school so you can focus your search on the area that fits your day-to-day needs. You can still compare buildings block-by-block once you open each building.

Find buildings with high tenant retention near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC. This page shows 145+ buildings matching the “high-retention” signal combined with that school proximity filter. Use Openigloo to narrow the search fast, then verify what matters for your lease. We surface building-level signals (including tenant-retention indicators) and put reviews and renter Q&A in one place so you can compare buildings before you schedule a tour.

Showing 55–72 of 145 buildings with high tenant retention near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

160 Scholes Street

3.4(2)

Williamsburg

Buildings with high tenant retention near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC

Buildings with high tenant retention near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC

160 Scholes Street

213 Woodpoint Road

49 Maspeth Avenue

101 Skillman Avenue

800 Grand Street

871 Grand Street

41 Olive Street

169 Johnson Avenue

27 Kingsland Avenue

241 Montrose Ave

72 Maspeth Avenue

257 Powers Street

106 Manhattan Avenue

126 Meserole Street

144 Manhattan Avenue

191 Graham Avenue

203 Johnson Avenue

185 Woodpoint Road

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