What does the high-retention filter mean?

The high-retention filter highlights buildings where tenants tend to renew their leases rather than move out, indicating satisfaction and stability.

How do I know if a building truly has high tenant retention?

You can check tenant reviews on Openigloo, which offer insights from residents about their experiences in these buildings.

What should I be cautious about when looking at retention rates?

High retention rates can indicate tenant satisfaction, but it’s still important to investigate each building's conditions, fees, and management policies.

Are there specific neighborhoods in Manhattan with high retention buildings?

Yes, some trending neighborhoods include Fulton/Seaport, East Village, Yorkville, Hell's Kitchen, and Lenox Hill.

Does high tenant retention guarantee a good living experience?

While high tenant retention suggests satisfaction, it’s crucial to assess individual buildings based on your personal needs and preferences.

What are the lease terms typically like in high-retention buildings?

Lease terms can be longer, as tenants often stay for multiple years, but it’s important to review individual lease agreements.

What fees should I expect when renting in these buildings?

Fees can vary widely; always ask about maintenance fees, amenity costs, and any other charges when considering a building.

Buildings with high tenant retention in Manhattan

This page showcases buildings with high tenant retention in Manhattan, featuring a total of 1,782+ buildings. The high-retention filter highlights properties where tenants tend to stay longer, providing a sense of stability in your rental journey. Openigloo offers valuable resources such as tenant reviews, insights from open data, and a Q&A section to help you make informed decisions. Discover which buildings have earned the trust of their residents and why they might be the right fit for you.

Buildings with high tenant retention in Manhattan

Buildings with high tenant retention in Manhattan

21 Maiden Lane

253 West 93 Street

150 Ludlow Street

104 East 4 Street

2 St Nicholas Terrace

150 East 3 Street

425 East 80 Street

333 East 102 Street

455 West 44 Street

731 West 183 Street

25 King Street

176 East 3 Street

244 West 109 Street

281 Grand Street

340 East 86 Street

849 11 Avenue

38 Delancey Street

305 East 94 Street

Buildings with high tenant retention in trending Manhattan neighborhoods

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