What does high tenant retention mean?

High tenant retention indicates that residents tend to stay in their apartments for longer periods, suggesting a positive living experience.

How does Openigloo determine tenant retention?

We analyze data from tenant reviews and retention rates to provide insights into buildings where residents have historically chosen to remain long-term.

Are there any risks associated with high-retention buildings?

While high tenant retention often indicates a pleasant living environment, it's still important to individually assess each building's current conditions and management.

What should I consider when looking at a high-retention building?

Consider amenities, lease conditions, surrounding community safety, and how previous tenants have rated their experience.

Are there specific fees I should ask about?

Always confirm any potential fees related to lease renewals, maintenance, and community amenities before signing a lease.

Which neighborhoods have high tenant retention in the Bronx?

Trending neighborhoods with high retention include Concourse with 567+ buildings, Soundview with 580+ buildings, University Heights with 485+ buildings, Fordham with 332+ buildings, and Belmont with 202+ buildings.

If I want to know about complaints or issues, how can Openigloo help?

Openigloo provides tenant reviews and comments, which can highlight common concerns or praises regarding specific buildings.

Buildings with high tenant retention in the Bronx

Discover buildings in the Bronx known for high tenant retention, with a current count of 294+ buildings. This filter highlights residences where tenants typically feel satisfied and choose to stay long-term. Openigloo provides valuable insights through tenant reviews, open-data signals, and Q&As that help you assess each building's reputation and living experience. Use our platform to make informed decisions about your next home in the Bronx.

Showing 37–54 of 294 buildings with high tenant retention in the Bronx.

Rent-stabilized

3950 Secor Avenue

Edenwald

Buildings with high tenant retention in the Bronx

Buildings with high tenant retention in the Bronx

3950 Secor Avenue

3923 Ely Avenue

1183 Grenada Place

4021 Duryea Avenue

4118 Bruner Avenue

1242 East 223 Street

1804 Schieffelin Avenue

1321 East 224 Street

1154 East 225 Street

4011 Ely Avenue

3905 Seton Avenue

3956 DE Reimer Avenue

181 City Island Avenue

17 Schuyler Terrace

4064 Monticello Avenue

1320 East 223 Street

2162 Strang Avenue

4092 Monticello Avenue

Buildings with high tenant retention in trending Bronx neighborhoods

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