What does “most-responsive-owners” mean on this page?

It’s an Openigloo filter based on renter-reported signals that reflect how owners or managing teams respond in real-world situations. You should still contact the building to confirm current practices for your specific request.

How is this page scoped to PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers?

The page pairs the school-area filter with owner responsiveness, so the eligible buildings are both near the school and match the responsiveness criteria. Double-check the exact address and commute for the unit you’re considering.

Does a highly responsive owner mean maintenance will always be fast?

It’s a positive signal, but response time can vary by issue type, staffing, and vendor availability. Use the building’s history on Openigloo, then ask the managing agent how maintenance requests are handled and what turnaround times are typical.

What should I confirm before applying or signing?

Confirm the process for submitting requests (portal vs. email/phone), the expected timeline for repairs, and what documents or deposits are required. Also ask about any unit-specific constraints that could affect access, deliveries, or move-in.

Are fees or rent increases included in the responsiveness score?

The responsiveness filter focuses on communication and follow-through signals, not on pricing. Review the full terms in writing, including any deposits, broker fees, and ongoing monthly costs beyond the rent figure.

Where can I see tenant Q&A or the reasoning behind ratings?

Open each building’s detail page to view the relevant rated-building signals and tenant Q&A-style information. Use it to compare patterns across multiple buildings rather than relying on a single note.

What if the owner’s responsiveness changed recently?

Responses can shift with staffing or management changes. Treat the Openigloo signals as a starting point, and verify current responsiveness by contacting the building with a specific question before you commit.

Buildings highly rated for owner responsiveness near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC

This Openigloo page helps you find buildings highly rated for owner responsiveness near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC. It includes 51+ buildings that match both filters: the school-area filter plus “most-responsive-owners.” Use Openigloo to compare building signals from rated buildings and to read what renters reported about communication, follow-through, and day-to-day management. You can also open building details and tenant Q&A threads to spot friction points before you sign a lease, including how issues are handled and how quickly questions get answered.

Showing 19–36 of 51 buildings highly rated for owner responsiveness near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC.

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215 Powers Street

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Williamsburg

Buildings highly rated for owner responsiveness near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC

Buildings highly rated for owner responsiveness near PROGRESS High School for Professional Careers in NYC

215 Powers Street

106 Meserole Street

125 Leonard Street

58 Bushwick Avenue

269 Meserole Street

173 Humboldt Street

137 Manhattan Avenue

273 Leonard Street

644 Grand Street

204 Montrose Avenue

15 Judge Street

33 Kingsland Avenue

178 Meserole Street

14 Judge Street

99 Meserole Street

166 Scholes Street

112 Leonard Street

232 Boerum Street

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