Buildings with low historical violations near Academy for Health Careers in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on historical violation data for the building. The goal is to surface buildings with fewer historical issues, but it does not guarantee conditions today.

This scope groups buildings around the school area so your commute and neighborhood preferences stay aligned. When you open a building, confirm the practical distance and transit time for your daily schedule.

Not exactly. Historical data can lag real-world conditions. If a building recently reported issues or has ongoing work, you’ll want to ask the leasing office directly for the latest status.

Openigloo uses open records signals to represent historical violations. These records may not reflect the most current on-the-ground conditions, so treat the filter as a starting point and confirm directly with the building.

Ask about current pest-prevention practices, maintenance response times for urgent issues, and whether there are any active complaints, construction, or upcoming work that could affect move-in comfort.

No. Even with a low-violation filter, buildings can still have different lease terms, deposits, and move-in requirements. Review the lease and ask for an itemized list of all move-in fees and recurring charges.

Look for review themes that match your priorities (repairs, cleanliness, pests, hot water, and noise). Then compare across buildings before you apply, and bring your questions to the building office.