Buildings with low historical violations near Baruch College in NYC

It’s a combined filter: buildings in the Baruch College area paired with Openigloo’s low-historic-violations signal, which is derived from NYC open records.

Openigloo relies on NYC open records patterns to identify historical risk signals. Those records can be incomplete and may lag current conditions, so you should still ask the building directly.

No. The signal is about historical patterns in available records. You should confirm current conditions with management and ask about any recent repairs or ongoing remediation.

Ask management about the specific violation categories that appear in records, the current status of any outstanding items, and the timeframe for completed work. Also confirm maintenance response times and current pest-management practices.

Reviews and renter Q&A can add context on day-to-day conditions that records don’t capture, like responsiveness, cleanliness, and whether issues repeat. Use them to form targeted questions for the leasing office.

No. 101+ is the number of buildings matching the filters on this page. Availability depends on unit-level listings and can change.

Not necessarily. Records can cover multiple categories. Focus your questions on the categories that show up for the specific building, and verify current status and documentation.