Buildings with low open violation rates near New World High School in NYC

It uses NYC open-record signals for building violations and highlights buildings with relatively lower open-violation rates. You should still confirm current conditions directly with management.

It narrows the NYC results to buildings in the area around New World High School so you can compare options that fit your location needs. It does not guarantee anything about building quality or unit specifics.

No. The filter is based on open-record signals, which may not reflect conditions at the exact moment you tour. Use tenant Q&A and ask the building directly about current status and recent fixes.

Ask what the open-violation status means in practice, what has been corrected, who handles follow-ups, and whether there are any ongoing compliance timelines that affect repairs or access.

Yes. Open records can be updated, resolved, or newly issued. It’s smart to re-check details close to your application and confirm with management after you tour.

They’re based on NYC open records and building-level data presented by Openigloo. Because public data can lag real-world conditions, use it as a screening tool, not the only source of truth.

Treat reviews and tenant Q&A as context: look for repeated mentions of maintenance responsiveness, communication during repairs, heat/hot water reliability, and pest control practices that match what the building says.