Buildings with low open violation rates near Performing Arts and Technology High School in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on NYC open-record violation signals, limited to buildings with comparatively low open-violation rates. It helps you avoid buildings with a large ongoing violation footprint, but it doesn’t replace asking the property manager directly.

Yes. The page uses the school as the geographic anchor and shows buildings that fall within the nearby scope while also matching the low-open-violations filter.

Open records provide useful context, but they can lag real-world conditions. Tenant Q&A and review notes on Openigloo help you triangulate what’s actually happening day to day.

Ask what, if anything, has been addressed for any violation categories mentioned in records, what the current maintenance process is, and whether similar issues have been recurring. Also ask for the most recent documentation available.

No. The filter reduces the likelihood of an unusually high open-violation footprint, but it doesn’t guarantee building conditions. Always confirm current status and ask about ongoing repairs or pest-prevention routines.

Yes. Counts can change as the underlying Openigloo dataset updates and as buildings meet or no longer meet the active filters.

Use them to validate the practical details behind the filter: responsiveness, common problem areas, and whether issues are resolved quickly. Then verify any red flags with the building in writing or via documented follow-ups.