Buildings with low open violation rates near Borough of Manhattan Community College in NYC

It means the building is filtered using NYC open-records signals for open violations, focusing your search on buildings with comparatively lower open violation rates. Open status can change over time, so confirm the latest situation with the building directly.

The filters narrow the candidate pool using open-record signals, while tenant Q&A and building pages help you spot patterns like how issues are handled, responsiveness, and day-to-day conditions. Use both before signing a lease.

This page is scoped to the BMCC College filter area. Use the map and building page details to confirm exact walking distance and commute fit for your specific route.

No. Even with low open violations, issues can still arise in real life and records can lag. Ask targeted questions during your tour and request confirmation from management about the items you care about.

Ask how repair requests are submitted and tracked, typical response times, and whether there are any current building-wide issues. If your concern relates to an item you saw in tenant Q&A, ask what was done and what’s planned next.

Yes. Violation history is only one input. Still confirm deposit and fees, any application/approval requirements, and what utilities or other charges you’re responsible for beyond rent.

Start on each building’s Openigloo page for the filter match context plus tenant Q&A. Then use the questions you prepared to verify specifics with the super or leasing office.