What does “low-historic-violations” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a filter based on historical violation signals in open records. It groups buildings that show lower levels of historic violations, but it does not guarantee anything about the building’s current condition.

Are these buildings guaranteed to be violation-free right now?

No. Historic records can lag real-world conditions. Treat this as a shortlist, then confirm current status directly with the building or management during your search.

How is “near High School of Applied Communication” handled on this page?

The page scope targets the relevant NYC area around that school, then applies the “low-historic-violations” filter to produce the eligible building list you see here (10+ right now).

What should I ask before signing a lease for a building on this page?

Ask what the most recent issues were, whether they’re closed, what remediation was done, and who to contact for ongoing maintenance. If anything is mentioned in open-data, ask for the current status and written details.

Do I still need to verify costs beyond the asking rent?

Yes. Even with strong building history signals, your move-in and ongoing costs can change based on deposits, fees, utilities, and any required arrangements. Always review the full lease schedule and ask what’s included.

Can tenant reviews or Q&A contradict the violation history signals?

They can. Tenant accounts describe day-to-day experience, while violation signals reflect recorded history. Use both: check whether the same issues show up repeatedly and ask management about resolution outcomes.

If the building looks good here, what’s the safest next step?

Schedule a tour, verify current condition with management, and request confirmation on any items tied to historic violation categories. Then follow up in writing so expectations are clear.

Buildings with low historical violations near High School of Applied Communication in NYC

This page helps you find buildings with low historic violations near High School of Applied Communication in NYC. There are 10+ eligible buildings right now, based on the “low-historic-violations” filter applied to that school-area search. On Openigloo, you can see building-level signals plus renter-relevant context, like reviews and what other tenants have flagged. The platform also surfaces open-data violation history and lets you use tenant Q&A to confirm how issues were handled in practice before you sign a lease.

Buildings with low historical violations near High School of Applied Communication in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near High School of Applied Communication in NYC

43-12 Hunter Street

29-22 Northern Boulevard

45-57 Davis Street

43-10 Crescent St

43-22 Queens Street

29-28 41 Avenue

29-59 Northern Blvd

42-22 27 Street

4107 Crescent St

42-10 27 Street

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