Buildings with low open violation rates near International Community High School in NYC

It means the building is filtered using open-data signals for open (not closed) violations. The data reflects what’s reported in public records, so you should still ask the building for the current status.

The scope is tied to the school area using Openigloo’s building search filters. If you’re commuting from a specific block, confirm walking time and cross-streets directly on the map and with the building.

No. Violation status is based on open records, which may lag real-world conditions. Use the score as a screening signal, then inspect and ask detailed maintenance questions.

Ask about any ongoing repairs, the last inspection dates, typical response times, and whether any issues are in progress but not reflected in current open records.

Yes. Even when the filter is “low open violations,” conditions can change and new issues can appear after records refresh. Treat it as a starting point, not the final answer.

Not necessarily. This page is defined by the international-community-high-school + low-open-violations filter pair. When you open a building page, check for current apartment availability and terms.

Review tenant Q&A and building-level context on Openigloo, then compare lease terms, total move-in cost, and maintenance expectations. For any flagged item, get written confirmation of what will be repaired and by when.