Buildings with low open violation rates near Bronx High School for the Visual Arts in NYC

It’s a filter driven by NYC open-records signals for violations that are marked open. Openigloo uses that data to help you narrow options, but it may lag real-world conditions, so confirm the latest status with the building.

No. Low open-violation rates are a screening signal, not a guarantee. You should still ask management about current repair plans, any recent notices, and how issues are resolved.

From NYC open records that Openigloo surfaces to help renters compare buildings. Because records updates can be delayed, treat the filter as “check further,” then verify directly.

Start by shortlisting buildings that meet the low-open-violations signal, then compare the renter-reported context, building management responses (if available), and any recurring issues mentioned in Q&A or reviews.

Ask about the current status of any prior issues at that address, the timeline for repairs, pest-control practices, and maintenance turnaround. If applicable, request written confirmation for the specific items discussed.

It’s a location-based filter centered on the area around that school. For the exact building address and commute fit, rely on the building’s listing details and map view in Openigloo.

Openigloo shows violation signals as of the snapshot date for this page. Even then, NYC records can update on their own schedule, so re-check status with the building before move-in.