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

It’s a data-driven filter that prioritizes buildings with fewer historic violations based on available NYC open records. It helps narrow options, but it does not guarantee the building has no issues today.

How does the Lower Manhattan Arts Academy proximity filter work?

It limits results to buildings within the page’s defined proximity criteria around Lower Manhattan Arts Academy, so you can focus on location fit first. You should still confirm the school address, commute times, and any route changes.

Are these buildings automatically safe to rent from?

No. Low historic violations reduce the likelihood of recurring issues, but conditions can change. Always confirm current status directly with the building and ask about any recent notices or repair timelines.

Where does Openigloo’s information come from?

Openigloo combines building-level signals used in filters with renter-facing content such as tenant Q&A and building notes. For anything safety- or compliance-related, use the page to ask better questions, then verify with the landlord/management.

Should I worry about a delay between records and real-world conditions?

Yes. Historic-violation data can lag behind real-time changes, since records reflect past filing and updates. If a building has recently renovated or changed management, ask for the latest documentation.

What questions should I ask at the showing to confirm the violation picture?

Ask what maintenance work is currently ongoing, whether any recent inspections or notices were received, how repairs are handled, and who is responsible on-site. Request specifics (dates, scope, and expected completion).

How can I use tenant Q&A effectively on a low-violation search?

Look for patterns in responsiveness, follow-through on repairs, communication during issues, and whether residents report recurring problems. Use those themes to guide your pre-lease questions to the building.

Buildings with low historical violations near Lower Manhattan Arts Academy in NYC

Search buildings with low historic violations near Lower Manhattan Arts Academy in NYC. This Openigloo page shows 89+ eligible buildings based on the low-historic-violations filter, combined with the Lower Manhattan Arts Academy school proximity filter. Openigloo helps you compare before you tour: you can read building-level notes and tenant Q&A, then cross-check open-data signals tied to the filters. Use the results to shorten your list, but confirm any active issues directly with the building or management, especially if conditions may have changed since the records were updated.

Showing 1–18 of 89 buildings with low historical violations near Lower Manhattan Arts Academy in NYC.

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221 Mott Street

Nolita

Buildings with low historical violations near Lower Manhattan Arts Academy in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near Lower Manhattan Arts Academy in NYC

221 Mott Street

208 Grand Street

107 Hester Street

255 Broome Street

55 Bayard Street

54 Elizabeth Street

74 Hester Street

174 Canal Street

41 Spring Street

111 East 2 Street

56 Mott Street

275 South Street

10 Rutgers Street

195 Stanton Street

49 Ludlow Street

331 East Houston Street

20 Avenue A

145 Clinton Street

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