Buildings with high tenant retention near Urban Assembly School for Criminal Justice in NYC

It’s a building-level signal intended to reflect how consistently tenants tend to stay. It’s not a guarantee about any specific unit, and you should still confirm the current leasing and service experience directly with the building.

The filter ties the results to proximity to that school. Exact walking or transit routes can vary by your starting point, so confirm commute time for the specific building and unit before deciding.

Start with the building page details and the tenant-focused review signals in rated buildings. Then cross-check any listed building info with open-data signals (when shown) and tenant Q&A themes, focusing on issues that affect daily life.

Not necessarily. Retention can correlate with stability, but it doesn’t predict future rent increases for your specific lease. Ask how rents have changed over recent renewals and what the building expects for new leases.

Yes. Confirm move-in requirements (ID, income documentation if requested, deposits), expected timelines for approvals, and how long it typically takes to address repairs after move-in.

No. This page is about tenant-retention signals and location proximity, not eligibility for income-restricted housing, subsidized housing, NYCHA, HPD programs, Section 8, or any housing-lottery programs.

Use the Openigloo building page to look for recurring issues in rated buildings and any tenant Q&A themes related to maintenance and responsiveness. Then ask management for current repair timelines and the process for submitting and tracking requests.