What does “low-open-violations” mean on this page?

It’s an Openigloo signal based on NYC open records for currently open violations at the building level. Lower rates mean fewer open items in the data, but it doesn’t guarantee there are no issues.

How is the “near Leadership and Public Service High School” scope handled?

The page applies an area scope centered on that school, then filters to buildings that match the low-open-violations criteria within that area.

Is the open-violation data current enough to rely on for move-in decisions?

NYC open records can lag real-world conditions. Use the signal to guide diligence, then ask management directly about recent repairs, timelines, and how ongoing issues are handled.

Does “low-open-violations” cover every kind of problem renters care about?

It focuses on the open-violation signal from public records. It may not reflect pests, responsiveness, or day-to-day conditions, so you should still check reviews and ask targeted questions.

What should I ask the building management about violations and maintenance?

Ask what’s currently open, what’s been fixed recently, estimated completion dates, and whether there’s a point person for compliance and repairs. Request clear answers about how issues are documented and tracked.

Can a building have low open violations but still have other rental risks?

Yes. Lease terms, fees, deposit requirements, and apartment condition vary by building and unit. Always verify the full move-in and monthly costs and confirm the specific unit’s condition before committing.

If I find a building I like, what’s the safest next step?

Cross-check the open-violation signal with Openigloo context (where available) and then do a direct question-and-documentation check with the building for the issues you care about most.

Buildings with low open violation rates near Leadership and Public Service High School in NYC

This page shows buildings with low open-violation rates near Leadership and Public Service High School in NYC. You’re looking at 85+ buildings that match the “low open violations” signal and the nearby area scope, using Openigloo’s building-level data. Openigloo helps you narrow faster by combining building details, tenant-relevant context, and review information where available. The open-violation signal comes from NYC open records and is meant to guide questions, not replace a direct check with the building or management.

Buildings with low open violation rates near Leadership and Public Service High School in NYC

Buildings with low open violation rates near Leadership and Public Service High School in NYC

50 West Street

365 South End Avenue

90 William Street

12 John Street

80 John Street

345 South End Avenue

101 Wall Street

120 Cedar Street

56 Beaver Street

90 Gold Street

90 Beekman St

21 South End Avenue

80 Nassau Street

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