Buildings with low open violation rates near Brooklyn Secondary School for Collaborative Studies in NYC

It’s a filter based on an open-violation signal pulled from NYC open records. The intent is to help you focus your search, but it does not replace calling the building or asking for current status directly.

It narrows the eligible buildings to the school’s surrounding area in NYC, so you’re not comparing unrelated neighborhoods and building types far away.

No. Violation status can change, and it’s possible for issues to exist without being reflected in the open-record signal yet. Treat this as a starting point and confirm directly with the building.

Openigloo uses NYC open records as a data source. Because records can lag real-world conditions, you should ask management for the most up-to-date information and any recent repairs.

Ask what recent repairs were completed, how maintenance tickets are handled, how quickly urgent issues are addressed, and whether residents have seen repeat problems in common areas.

Not necessarily. Even within a low-violation filter, buildings can vary by age, management practices, and unit layouts. Use the building page details and tenant Q&A to compare.

Use the open-violation filter to narrow the list, then read renter experiences for what matters to you (response time, common-area upkeep, and whether fixes stick). Ask targeted questions that match what tenants reported.