Buildings with low open violation rates near Newtown High School in NYC

It means the building shows a lower rate of open violations in the open-data sources Openigloo tracks. Use it as a signal to start your screening, and still ask the building directly for the latest status.

No. Open-data indicators may lag behind current conditions, and records can change. Confirm in writing with management about any outstanding work and how quickly issues are addressed.

Openigloo uses NYC open records signals to surface violation status at the building level. Because they’re public data, timing can vary, so treat them as one input—not the only one.

It limits results to buildings within the proximity scope tied to Newtown High School. If you plan to rely on walking or a specific transit line, double-check your real route and travel times.

Ask about the current status of any referenced items, whether repairs are completed or scheduled, and who you would contact for maintenance emergencies after move-in. Also ask how long it typically takes to resolve requests.

Yes. Combine the open-violation signal with what renters report in reviews and tenant Q&A about maintenance responsiveness and follow-through. Look for consistent patterns, not just one-off comments.

Snapshot stats are as of 2026-07-07. Even with a low-open-violations filter, confirm the latest situation with the building, since real-world conditions can change after the snapshot.