Buildings with low open violation rates near High School of Hospitality Management in NYC
Find buildings in NYC with low open violation rates near High School of Hospitality Management, based on open-record signals. Use this page to narrow to 431+ buildings and compare options side by side. Openigloo helps you sanity-check before you sign a lease. Read building-level review context, then use open-data violation indicators and tenant Q&A to spot patterns worth asking about directly with the superintendent or management company.
Buildings with low open violation rates near High School of Hospitality Management in NYC
Showing 181–198 of 431 buildings with low open violation rates near High School of Hospitality Management in NYC.
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317 West 54 Street
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635 West 42 Street
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606 West 57 Street
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605 West 42 Street
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330 West 56 Street
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305 West 50 Street
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550 West 45 Street
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610 West 42 Street
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826 8 Avenue
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560 West 43 Street
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300 West 55 Street
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550 West 54 Street
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520 West 43 Street
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401 West 56 Street
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460 West 42 Street
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341 West 45 Street
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415 West 51 Street
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1 Columbus Place
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What to check before for buildings with low open violation rates near High School of Hospitality Management in NYC
- Confirm what “low open violations” means for the building by reviewing the latest open-record details on Openigloo, then ask for the most recent internal maintenance logs and correction dates.
- Check move-in readiness items that often come up with older buildings (heat/hot water timing, elevator reliability, noise, and pest-prevention practices), even if the public record looks clean.
- For each short-listed building, verify lease terms like renewal language, guarantor requirements, and any add-on fees (application, move-in, parking, storage).
- Ask about current documentation and procedures for safety and compliance (e.g., how they track recurring issues) and whether recent complaints are already resolved.
- Compare unit-level realities with building-level signals: open records reflect what’s been recorded, while lived conditions can vary by floor and tenancy.