Buildings highly rated for pest control near the BX9 bus in Manhattan

It’s a building-level filter meant to surface stronger pest-control performance signals in Openigloo data. Still, conditions can change, so confirm the current process and last treatment with the building directly.

The bx9-bus filter limits the search to buildings in the Manhattan area mapped to that corridor. The goal is to match your transit preference while you narrow by pest-control signals.

No. The filter reflects building-level signals, not a promise for a specific unit. Ask about recent activity, how issues are triaged, and what happens if pests recur.

Ask for the latest treatment date, inspection cadence, response timeframe after a report, and who performs service. Also ask how they document cases and whether they can share prior records relevant to your unit.

Openigloo combines renter-visible information (reviews and tenant Q&A) with building-level indicators available in the data. For anything time-sensitive, rely on direct confirmation from the building.

Yes—request unit-level details. Many buildings can explain what’s been reported and what corrective actions were taken, even if broader building trends look good.

Tenants still have rights around reporting and maintaining habitability. If you’re dealing with an urgent issue, document dates/photos, report through the building’s process, and follow up in writing as needed.