Buildings with low open violation rates near Port Richmond High School in NYC

It’s a filter based on NYC open-records violation signals. The intent is to help you focus on buildings with lower open-violation rates, but you should still contact the building to confirm current status.

No. “Low open violations” is a risk-reduction signal from open data, which can lag real-world conditions. Always ask management about the latest conditions and any recent repairs.

It means the building results are scoped to that location area in NYC. Use the map/distance view on Openigloo to confirm it matches your commute and daily needs.

Use the filter to narrow candidates, then read tenant-reported patterns (maintenance quality, response times, recurring issues) and ask follow-up questions in building Q&A where available.

Yes. Even when the open-violation signal is low, confirm the latest remediation status for any relevant items, ask about current maintenance procedures, and get key terms and fees in writing.

Use the Q&A and review comments to see whether those topics come up, then ask the building directly for the current condition, documentation if applicable, and how service requests are handled.

The violation signals come from NYC open records. Because records can update on a schedule, the on-page counts may lag real-world conditions—so treat them as a prompt for direct confirmation.