What does “recommended by renters” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a renter-signal filter based on how tenants and renters interacted with and discussed buildings on Openigloo, so you can compare options that already stood out to people searching and living there.

How does this page use my school-area criteria?

This landing page applies a multi-filter pair that targets renter-recommended buildings and narrows the scope to the area around The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management, so you’re not browsing NYC-wide indiscriminately.

What does the “50+ buildings” count represent?

It’s the live number of eligible buildings currently in the scope of this page (50+). Building details can change as listings are added or removed, so your best next step is to open individual buildings to confirm availability.

Do renter recommendations replace verifying details with the building?

No. Renters can flag patterns, but you should still confirm the specifics directly with management or the listing contact—especially move-in costs, utilities, lease terms, and any restrictions that affect your household.

What fees should I budget for beyond the monthly rent?

Even when the asking rent looks reasonable, you may still face additional costs at move-in. Check whether there’s a broker fee (if applicable), the security deposit amount, and any building or one-time move-in charges listed for each building.

If a building has good renter signals, does it guarantee the lease terms I want?

Not automatically. Lease length, renewal terms, and day-to-day policies can vary by property and by the specific unit. Use the building page to verify current terms and ask questions that matter for your timeline.

How should I use the tenant Q&A while comparing buildings?

Treat Q&A as a starting point: look for recurring themes, then ask management about anything that could affect you (utilities, pets, package handling, repairs/maintenance responsiveness, and how rules are applied in practice).

Buildings recommended by renters near The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management in NYC

This page shows NYC buildings recommended by renters, filtered around The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management. You’re looking at 50+ buildings to compare based on how renters described and interacted with these properties. Openigloo helps you sort through options fast using renter recommendations plus building signals visible from listings and open-data context. You can read what people paid attention to, check patterns across rated buildings, and use tenant Q&A to confirm details before you schedule a tour or apply.

Showing 19–36 of 50 buildings recommended by renters near The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

Good cause

85 John Street

4.6(9)

Fulton/Seaport

Buildings recommended by renters near The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management in NYC

Buildings recommended by renters near The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management in NYC

85 John Street

135 William Street

10 Barclay Street

15 Park Row

113 Nassau Street

29 Cliff St

83 Baxter Street

23 Peck Slip

21 Maiden Lane

55 John Street

254 Front Street

174 Hester Street

95 Worth Street

160 Water Street

10 John Street

50 Bayard Street

84 William Street

252 South Street

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