Buildings with low open violation rates near Mott Hall High School in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records signals tracked at the building level, then filtered to prioritize buildings with lower open violation rates. It’s meant to help you start with cleaner records.

No. “Low open violations” is a filter based on open records and may not reflect issues that aren’t in the dataset yet or are resolved after the record period. Always confirm details with the building.

NYC open records can take time to update, so the data may lag behind what’s happening day to day. Use the signals to narrow your shortlist, then verify current status directly.

It scopes the search to buildings in the Mott Hall High School area, then applies the low-open-violations filter. The goal is to keep your commute and building-record signals aligned.

Ask about recent remediation for the categories tied to open violations, current maintenance response times, and any ongoing preventative plans (for example, pest management and common-area upkeep).

The low-violation filter doesn’t set fees or lease terms. You still need to review the full move-in cost and written lease terms from the building, including any deposits, broker-related costs, and utilities.

Openigloo combines tenant-facing building pages with review content and open-data signals from NYC records. Use it to compare options, then confirm facts with management for the unit you plan to rent.