Buildings with low open violation rates near Claremont International HS in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter built from NYC open records that highlight buildings with fewer open violations. Use it as a starting signal, then verify conditions directly with the building.

No. Public records can lag real-world conditions. Even low-violation buildings can have active issues, so ask for the current status and supporting documentation.

The violation filter helps you shortlist buildings. Reviews and tenant Q&A add renter context on maintenance responsiveness, common issues, and what it’s like to live there—use both to make a shortlist, not a final decision.

Request answers in writing or via the leasing office for the specific issues you care about (pest control, repairs, hot water/heat reliability, and elevator/service times). If possible, ask for recent proof of service tickets or inspections.

Total move-in cost can vary by building and lease terms. Before committing, confirm deposit amount, any broker fee, required application/admin fees, and what utilities (if any) you’re responsible for.

Ask how maintenance requests are submitted and tracked, typical response timelines, and whether complaints lead to documented repairs. Tenant Q&A can help you frame the right questions.

They reflect what’s in NYC open records, which may not capture every day-to-day condition. Treat the filter as a risk-reduction signal and still verify with the building directly.