Buildings with low open violation rates near Edward R. Murrow High School in NYC

It refers to open, publicly recorded violation signals tied to the building. This is meant to help you compare risk using NYC open records, not to guarantee a unit is free of issues.

Openigloo uses NYC open records to surface building-level violation indicators. These sources can take time to update, so the data may not perfectly reflect conditions on the day you tour.

Yes. Low open violation rates do not guarantee there are no current problems in a specific apartment. Tour the unit, ask about recent repairs, and confirm pest control and maintenance routines directly with the building.

Use reviews to understand what tenants actually experience (responsiveness, cleanliness, repairs). Then treat the open-violation signals as one input, not the only deciding factor when choosing a building.

The page scope is based on nearby building matches around the school area. The best way to confirm commute and route timing is to check the building address and map your travel before applying.

Ask about current maintenance and any recent work orders, heat/hot water reliability, pest prevention practices, and how they handle complaints. Also confirm timelines for repairs if you notice anything during the viewing.

The snapshot is as of 2026-07-07, so the eligible building_count (124+) reflects listings and signals at that time. Open records and availability can change, so re-check the specific building page when you’re ready to apply.