Buildings with low open violation rates near Aviation Career & Technical Education High School in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-violation signals available through NYC public/open-data sources as indexed by Openigloo. It’s meant to help you narrow down buildings with fewer open items relative to others, not to certify a building as violation-free.

The results are constrained by location around that school, so you can browse buildings within your target commute area while also applying the low-open-violations filter.

No. Open-record data can lag real-world conditions. Even with low open items, you should ask the building directly about the current status of maintenance work, timelines, and any recent fixes.

The signals come from NYC open records as reflected in Openigloo’s data pipeline. The important part is to use them as a starting point and verify with the building before committing.

Ask what maintenance items have been addressed recently, whether there are any outstanding repairs affecting your unit or building systems, and how the building communicates updates when issues are reported.

Reviews and Q&A can provide context on maintenance responsiveness and follow-through. Compare that lived experience against what the open-record signals show, especially for items related to the type of issues you care about most.

Yes. The “140+” count reflects the current set of buildings matching these filters as of today. As data updates and listings change, the eligible set can expand or shrink.