Buildings with low open violation rates near Abraham Lincoln High School in NYC

It’s a data filter based on NYC open records. Buildings are included when their open-violation rate is low relative to the defined set, helping you narrow options before contacting the property.

Treat it as a shortlist signal, not a guarantee of current condition. Ask management about the specific categories tied to the building, whether anything is new since the records, and what controls are in place (maintenance, inspections, pest prevention).

It can lag real-world conditions because it comes from public record updates. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then confirm directly with the building about the current status and any planned work.

This page uses a proximity-based scope centered on Abraham Lincoln High School. When comparing, verify the address-level distance that matches your commute and daily route.

No. Low open-violation rates reduce the likelihood of many open items, but there can still be unresolved or newly reported problems. Request current documentation where available and ask targeted questions.

Ask about current work orders, inspection timelines, pest/maintenance procedures, and how they handle complaints. Also ask for a clear move-in timeline and any restrictions that could affect your household.

Openigloo complements the filter with tenant-facing content such as ratings and reviews where available, plus building details that help you compare options consistently before you reach out to schedule a tour.