New developments near Urban Assembly School for Criminal Justice in NYC

It’s based on construction age: buildings built within the last 15 years. You’ll still want to confirm the building’s exact amenities and the specific unit’s features because they can vary by layout and floor.

Openigloo organizes building pages and renter-focused information in one place, so you can compare buildings by review signals and open-data attributes, then verify the final details with the building or leasing office.

Not necessarily. This page is scoped to the new-development filter and the Urban Assembly School for Criminal Justice area pairing; availability can change, so open individual building pages to check current listings and timeframes.

Confirm move-in timing, any required documents, screening criteria, and whether amenities are included for that unit. Also verify which utilities are included and what the final move-in costs are beyond the monthly rent.

Newer buildings often have deposits and administrative fees, and some utilities may be billed separately. Check the listing and ask the leasing office for the full breakdown before committing.

Review coverage can take time to build up, so some buildings may have fewer renter notes. Use reviews as one signal, and still confirm current conditions, policies, and costs directly with the building.