Buildings with low open violation rates near Manhattan Village Academy in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation rates using NYC open records signals. Buildings shown here have lower open violation activity compared with other options, but you should still ask the building for the current status of any relevant items.

This page pairs the low-violation filter with the Manhattan Village Academy school area, so the results are restricted to buildings that fall within the school-adjacent search scope used by Openigloo.

Not always. Public records can lag real-world conditions, and some issues may be addressed through maintenance without immediately changing the open-record picture. Treat the filter as a starting point and confirm directly with management.

Ask about any ongoing maintenance priorities, how issues are logged and resolved, whether tenants can submit work orders online or by phone, and whether there’s a current plan for any items that could affect safety, pests, heat, or water.

No. The filter indicates lower open-violation activity at the building level, but unit-specific issues can still occur. Request unit-specific confirmation (especially for repairs, pests, and any noise/heat/water concerns) before you sign.

No. This page focuses on building-level qualification from the combined filters. You’ll still need to check the individual building and unit details—layout, floor, price, fees, and included utilities—when you compare options.

Use reviews to understand tenant experience (response times, upkeep consistency, common issues) while using open-data signals to screen for building-level patterns. Then confirm anything important with the building during your lease decision process.