Buildings with low open violation rates near Astor Collegiate Academy in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals from NYC open records that track violations that are still open. It’s intended to reduce the number of buildings you have to review, but it doesn’t replace what the building can tell you today.

No. Conditions can change, and open-record updates may lag real-world situations. Use it to shortlist buildings, then verify directly with the management team and during your tour.

The signal is drawn from NYC open records. Because updates can come in batches, the data may reflect earlier snapshots rather than the exact day you apply, so ask for the latest status.

Openigloo shows 135+ buildings that match the astor-collegiate-academy-school + low-open-violations pair within the NYC scope.

Ask what, if anything, is currently being worked on, whether any issues have been resolved since the last record update, and what maintenance or pest-control processes are in place. Also ask for a written list of repairs that will be completed before move-in if you’re concerned about condition.

Yes. Even with low-open-violations, you should still look closely at unit condition and common areas, and bring up any red flags immediately. If something seems off, request timelines in writing.

Treat them as complementary signals: the violation filter helps you narrow, while the on-page renter feedback and rated buildings can highlight operational patterns. Confirm specifics with management because reviews may describe different time periods and unit conditions.