Buildings with low open violation rates near Academy of Medical Technology: A College Board School in NYC

It’s based on open records signals at the building level. Buildings on this page are selected to prioritize lower open-record violation counts, so you can reduce risk during the search process.

No. It indicates a lower level of currently open-record items, but conditions can change. You should still ask management about current repairs, timelines, and any recurring problems you care about.

Open-record violation signals come from NYC open-data sources. They can lag real-world conditions, so treat them as a screening tool and verify directly with the building.

Use the filter to shortlist buildings, then check building pages for renter Q&A and review notes where available. Before signing, confirm unit-specific details (repairs, pest prevention practices, maintenance response, and building processes).

Ask what repairs are scheduled or pending, how they document and close maintenance requests, and who handles urgent issues. If there are any categories listed on the building page, ask how those items were addressed and what’s different now.

Not necessarily. The page is about low open violation signals, which can include multiple categories. For any pest-related concern, confirm the building’s current prevention and response process directly.

No. Even within the same violation filter, leases vary by unit and building. Confirm the exact rent, deposits, fees, and any ongoing charges (like utilities) before you commit.