Buildings with low open violation rates near Queens High School for the Sciences at York College in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on NYC open records for violations that are currently shown as open. Use it as a starting point, then confirm with the building directly about any ongoing items and the status of repairs.

No. Open-records indicators may lag real-world conditions, and the records reflect what’s been reported/updated in public data. Treat this as screening, not a guarantee.

The page filters to the area around the school using Openigloo’s location-based search. Check the exact building address and commute route on the map before you apply.

Ask which items (if any) are still open, what the timeline is for each fix, who follows up internally, and whether there are any recurring maintenance issues tenants experience.

This page is primarily filtered by the low open-violation signal plus location. You can use Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A on each building page to add context on how issues are handled in day-to-day life.

You should still ask the building directly. Open-records data may not capture everything, and updates may come after issues are resolved or after they’re reported.

Shortlist a few addresses and compare: what the public violation signal shows, what tenant Q&A highlights (repeat issues, responsiveness), and what management says on the specific questions that matter to your move-in date and unit.