Buildings with low open violation rates near George Washington Carver High School for the Sciences in NYC

It’s a building filter based on open-violation status from NYC open records signals. The goal is to surface buildings with fewer open items compared to alternatives.

No. Open-record signals may not reflect every in-progress or recently resolved issue, so you should still ask management for the latest status and maintenance documentation.

The results are scoped to NYC buildings in the area around the school so you can compare options closer to your intended route and neighborhood needs.

Sometimes renters mention maintenance or issue history, but not every building will have direct violation-related notes. Use the filter as a starting point and rely on tenant experiences plus direct questions to management.

Yes. NYC public records can take time to update, so the safest approach is to confirm the current status with the building before you move in or sign.

Ask for the current violation/status update, repair timelines for any relevant items, and how they handle urgent maintenance. Also confirm documentation requirements for any safety-related systems and what to do if issues reappear.