Buildings with low open violation rates near Francis Lewis High School in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals available in NYC open records. The goal is to surface buildings with fewer open items in the underlying data, not to certify every unit condition.

It’s a location constraint to focus the results near Francis Lewis High School. Use it as a commute/area starting point, then confirm the exact address, block, and route details for your daily routine.

No. The filter reflects building-level open records and may lag real-world changes. You should still inspect the specific unit, ask targeted questions, and request documentation from the building for any concern.

Openigloo’s low-open-violations filter is based on NYC open records signals. Because records reflect reported items and reporting timelines, they may not capture conditions that emerged after the data snapshot.

It helps you start with buildings showing lower open-record signals, but it’s not a guarantee. During your tour, ask the building for the most recent pest-control history and what process is used for treatment and follow-up.

Ask about current heat/hot water performance, any active repairs, noise/entry procedures, and the timeline for fixes if anything is out of compliance during move-in. Also confirm what’s included in the rent and the total monthly cost.

Open records can update as new items are filed or resolved. The page reflects the latest snapshot available at query time, so it’s worth re-checking the building before you finalize and confirming directly with the landlord or management.