Buildings highly rated for owner responsiveness near 155 St station in NYC

It’s a tenant-feedback based filter that surfaces buildings where responses to maintenance requests and communication have been rated more positively. The goal is to help you spot buildings that follow through, not just ones with good general vibes.

There are 35+ buildings on this page based on the “155-st-220” location filter and the “most-responsive-owners” filter (as of 2026-07-07).

Not necessarily. It’s a corridor-style filter near the 155 St station area, so you should still confirm the exact address, walk time, and route based on where you’ll commute from.

Usually not fully. Even within the same building, responsiveness can differ by unit, maintenance ticket complexity, and the teams covering different areas. Read the specific notes that match your situation.

Confirm the process for reporting issues (how to submit tickets, expected timelines), what counts as emergency maintenance, and who handles follow-up. Also confirm the full move-in cost items your lease requires.

No. They reflect overall tenant-reported patterns available on Openigloo, which can include older entries as well as newer ones. Always check the date context in the notes when available.

This page focuses on the responsiveness signal and the building scope. You still need to review each building’s current costs and lease terms directly, including any broker fee, deposits, and which utilities you’re responsible for.