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

It’s a filter based on open-record signals about building violations, focused on open (not closed/resolved) items. It’s meant to help you compare buildings, not to certify a building’s current condition.

This page scopes results to buildings in the Origins High School area using Openigloo’s location-based proximity logic, then applies the low-open-violations filter to keep the set focused.

No. Even with fewer open violations in the open-data snapshot, issues can still exist at the unit level or change after the data was recorded. Tour, ask for current status, and confirm with staff.

Openigloo relies on open records and building-level indicators derived from them. Those records can lag real-world conditions, so treat them as a decision aid and verify directly with the building.

Ask what open violations (if any) are still active, what remediation has been completed, expected timelines, and what the building is doing to prevent repeat issues. If relevant, ask for documentation for the specific concern you’re worried about.

No. The filter is about buildings and building-level signals. Your specific unit can still have its own history, maintenance needs, or ongoing issues, so request unit-specific details.

Use both. If tenant feedback suggests persistent problems, ask management how they address them now and request updates or recent work orders. If the conflict is about timing, ask whether the building has had changes since the most recent record snapshot.