Buildings with low open violation rates near ACORN Community High School in NYC

It’s a building-level filter based on open violation signals from NYC open records. Openigloo uses those signals to surface buildings with lower counts, then you can verify details on the specific building page.

Beyond the filter, you can read renter reviews and building Q&A to understand practical issues (maintenance, communication, and how problems get resolved), then confirm the current status with the building directly.

No. The filter is based on open-record signals and may not reflect very recent conditions. You should still ask management about current pest-control practices and any active or pending issues.

It’s applied as a location-based match around ACORN Community High School within the dataset used by Openigloo. Use the map and building details on each listing page to confirm proximity for your route and commute.

Violation counts don’t capture everything renters experience, like how quickly maintenance is scheduled, how staff communicate, or whether issues recur at the unit level. Reviews and Q&A help fill in those gaps.

Yes. NYC open records can reflect enforcement timelines rather than immediate apartment conditions. If you see relevant topics discussed in reviews or Q&A, ask for the latest status in writing or via email.

Treat them as signals, not guarantees. Look for recurring themes and dates, then validate with the building (maintenance history, current policies, and any recently reported issues).