Buildings with low open violation rates near FDNY High School for Fire and Life Safety in NYC

It indicates a building has a lower rate of open violations based on NYC open-record data used by Openigloo. Open status and conditions can change, so you should still confirm current compliance directly with the building.

The page uses a proximity scope around that school location, then applies the low-open-violation filter to return eligible buildings within the NYC-wide dataset.

No. The filter is a screening signal from open records, which can lag real-world conditions and can’t cover every issue. Ask for the latest documentation and speak with management.

Ask what’s still open vs. closed, what repairs have been completed, timelines for any remaining items, and whether any issues relate to the unit you’d occupy (or the floors/stacks it serves).

They can. Look for recurring themes in tenant notes and Q&A, then cross-check with management, especially on building-wide maintenance and any items that could affect day-to-day safety or habitability.

Use it to narrow the field, then prioritize the basics: unit condition, responsiveness, lease terms, and total move-in costs. A building that screens well can still have unit-specific issues or inconvenient terms.

No. Open-record data may not reflect the latest conditions. Treat the filter as “check further,” and verify directly with the building before signing.