Buildings with high tenant retention near Times Sq-42 St station in NYC

High-retention is a building-level signal based on observed patterns of tenants staying longer. It’s meant to help you identify buildings where residents tend to renew, but it doesn’t replace checking the specific unit’s condition and current management practices.

The page combines the high-retention filter with the Times Sq-42 St area filter, so the buildings shown are those that match both criteria. “Near” is based on the filter scope used by Openigloo rather than a manual distance guess.

No. Tenant retention can point to stability, but experiences still vary by floor, unit type, lease year, and how issues are handled day to day. Use the building Q&A and reviews, then ask the building directly about your specific concerns.

Confirm the practical details that affect daily life: noise expectations, the closest subway entrances for your route from Times Sq-42 St, maintenance response, and any unit-specific restrictions tied to amenities or building rules.

Yes. When comparing buildings, factor in the full monthly move-in and start-up costs such as application fees, security deposit, and broker-related fees if applicable, plus any utilities or recurring building charges that apply to your unit.

Treat reviews and tenant Q&A as context for patterns, then validate specifics. Look for repeat themes (repairs, communication, renewal process) and cross-check them with what the building says during your viewing or application steps.

Ask the building or management directly using your exact checklist (maintenance timeline, renewal/rent-change expectations, parking/laundry/package procedures, and any unit-level limitations). Openigloo can help you draft better questions, but the building should confirm the terms for your lease.