Buildings with low open violation rates near Health Opportunities High School in NYC

It means the building matches the filter for a lower rate of open violations based on publicly available NYC open records. Use it as an indicator, not a guarantee of current conditions.

The health-opportunities-high-school filter narrows results to buildings in the search scope that are treated as near that school within Openigloo’s matching logic, so you’re comparing options around the same area.

Not always. Open-records data can lag real-world conditions and may change after updates, inspections, or case statuses. It’s still important to ask the building directly about current issues.

Ask about the current status of any recent complaints, typical repair turnaround, pest control practices, elevator reliability (if applicable), and how maintenance requests are tracked and answered.

Yes. Confirm the full move-in cost schedule (deposit and any fees), rent start date, and what’s included in writing (repairs, appliances, or any conditions discussed during your tour).

Yes. Even if the building shows low open violations, tenants can experience differences based on unit condition, request handling, and how issues are resolved. Review the renter Q&A and ask targeted questions for your unit.

Treat reviews and Q&A as renter-reported context, and the open-data signals as an extra check. Together, they help you build a shortlist, then you validate details with the management office before signing.