Buildings with low open violation rates near Brooklyn Lab School in NYC

It’s an open-data-based signal meant to surface buildings with fewer open violation items at the time the dataset was compiled. It helps you compare, but it doesn’t replace a direct check with the building.

Yes. The eligible building_count is 103+ for this Brooklyn Lab School proximity scope combined with the low-open-violations filter, as shown in the page snapshot.

No. The data reflects open records and can lag what’s happening now. Treat it as a risk-reduction signal, then verify with management and ask about recent repairs.

Openigloo uses NYC open-record signals to inform the filter. Because public data can update over time, conditions may change between dataset updates.

Ask for the current status of any reported issues, the last date of key inspections, and whether there are active repair plans. Also confirm policies that affect move-in (access, documentation, and timing).

Reviews add tenant context to the data signal. Look for recurring themes (maintenance response, communication, common areas) and match them to what the building tells you during your application process.

This page is scoped to buildings near Brooklyn Lab School. For broader comparisons across NYC, you’ll want to adjust the neighborhood/school scope and then keep the low-open-violations filter as needed.