Buildings with low open violation rates near H.E.R.O. High (Health, Education, and Research Occupations High School) in NYC

It refers to the building’s open-violation rate signal used by Openigloo, sourced from NYC open records. “Open” typically means the matter hasn’t been closed in the public dataset, not that there are active hazards at move-in.

This page uses the paired filter for the H.E.R.O. High area plus the low open-violation criteria. Exact distance bands are determined by the underlying page matching logic, so treat it as “near” and verify the commute you need.

Openigloo compiles signals from NYC open records and matches them to building pages. These records are a strong starting point, but they may not fully reflect real-world conditions or very recent changes.

No. Use the open-record signal to filter and compare, then ask the building directly about current conditions, recent repairs, and any outstanding work orders not yet reflected in public data.

It reduces the likelihood of a high open-violation profile, but it does not guarantee future conditions. Maintenance backlogs, repair timelines, and unit-specific problems can still come up.

Look for comments that mention responsiveness, repair turnaround, and whether issues were resolved. Use it to interpret patterns, but still confirm details with management and check the specific apartment you’re considering.

Yes. Open-record feeds can lag behind real-world updates, and closures may take time to appear in the public dataset. Plan to ask for the most current status before signing.