Buildings with low open violation rates near Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy in NYC

It’s a building-screening filter based on open violation signals from NYC open records. The goal is to help you narrow to buildings showing fewer active open issues in the dataset.

No. Open records can lag real-world conditions, and they may not cover every unit-level issue. Always ask the building directly about the specific unit you plan to rent and request current maintenance/pest status.

Treat it as a location constraint for your search area. Before applying, confirm the exact building address, cross streets, and commute reality based on where you work or school.

From NYC open records surfaced by Openigloo. Because data updates on its own schedule, check for recency and consider following up with the building for the latest information.

It can help you compare buildings at a high level, but it’s not a unit-condition guarantee. Ask for recent extermination records or remediation details and check the unit before signing.

Confirm the unit’s move-in condition, any repairs the building promises, the lease start date, and the full list of fees due at signing and move-in (including deposits and any broker fee if applicable).

They come from NYC open data and may lag behind current conditions. Use them as a screening signal, then verify directly with the building and review any documentation they provide.