What does “low open violation rates” mean on this page?

Openigloo uses NYC open-record signals to surface buildings with fewer open items. It’s a data-based indicator of current open-violation volume, not a guarantee that there are no issues or that every unit has the same experience.

How does this page connect to Quest to Learn?

The scope is NYC buildings near Quest to Learn. Use the results to narrow by commute needs and then verify building-specific details directly with management before applying or signing.

Are these buildings automatically safe or move-in ready?

No. Even with low open-record indicators, conditions can change and different units can have different outcomes. Use tenant Q&A and ask management for the most recent status on any items you’re concerned about.

Where do the “signals” on Openigloo come from?

Openigloo combines building information and tenant-submitted context with open-data signals from NYC records. Treat the record-based view as a starting point and confirm with the building directly.

What should I ask about maintenance if a building has open-record violations (even if the rate is low)?

Ask who oversees follow-up, what the current timeline is for any items noted in records, how repairs are prioritized, and whether the building can provide the latest resolution status for the specific concerns you care about.

Does “low open violations” include pests, mold, or other condition types?

The filter is driven by open-record indicators, which may include different categories depending on what’s reported and currently open. For your concerns, ask directly about the building’s prevention and remediation practices for your unit type and floor plan.

How should I use reviews and tenant Q&A alongside the violation filter?

Use reviews and Q&A to understand day-to-day outcomes—response time, reliability, communication, and whether problems get resolved after reports. Then compare those patterns with the building’s open-record indicators to decide what to prioritize during a viewing.

Buildings with low open violation rates near Quest to Learn in NYC

This page ranks NYC buildings with low open-violation rates near Quest to Learn, using Openigloo’s open-record signals plus additional filtering for the area around the school. There are 458+ buildings matching the scope right now, so you can compare options instead of starting from scratch. Use Openigloo to cross-check what matters before you sign: building-level context from Openigloo reviews, open-record violation indicators, and tenant Q&A. For these buildings, you can also look for patterns in maintenance responsiveness and how issues get handled, not just what a record says on paper.

Showing 109–126 of 458 buildings with low open violation rates near Quest to Learn in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

Good cause

248 West 20 Street

Chelsea

Buildings with low open violation rates near Quest to Learn in NYC

Buildings with low open violation rates near Quest to Learn in NYC

248 West 20 Street

328 West 15 Street

148 West 15 Street

24 Jane Street

310 West 4 Street

11 Bank Street

125 West 21 Street

148 10 Avenue

175 7 Avenue

440 West 22 Street

86 Jane Street

334 West 22 Street

415 West 22 Street

108 9 Avenue

406 West 20 Street

112 West 18 Street

333 West 14 Street

244 West 18 Street

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