Buildings with low open violation rates near Collegiate Institute for Math and Science in NYC

It’s based on NYC open-record signals for building violations. “Low” means the building’s open-violation rate is relatively lower compared with other options on this page. You should still ask the building directly for the latest status.

No. Open-violation data can lag real-world conditions, and it may not capture everything a tenant experiences. Use the filter to reduce risk, then confirm current conditions with management.

The page scope is NYC, with results tied to the selected school area based on the page’s matching logic. Use the map and address details on Openigloo to confirm the exact commute and neighborhood fit for your unit needs.

The filter pair focuses on collegiate-institute-for-math-and-science-school proximity and low open-violation rates. Availability can vary by building and date, so open a building page to check what’s advertised.

Yes. Public records can’t replace a direct question. Ask about any open items, remediation timelines, and how maintenance requests are handled, especially if tenant Q&A mentions recurring problems.

Yes. Violation counts and statuses can update as cases are resolved, appealed, or reclassified. Treat what you see here as a starting point and request the most recent documentation during your leasing process.

Pick a few priorities (price range, commute, building features), then compare tenant feedback and open-record signals. Before you sign, confirm fees, deposits, and any unit-specific constraints, and ask management the same set of questions across your top choices.