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

It’s based on open-violation signals from NYC open records. Openigloo surfaces buildings that currently appear to have lower open-violation rates, but it’s still a data snapshot.

It narrows the results to the area around Richmond Hill High School, then applies the low-open-violations filter to those nearby buildings.

Yes. Open-records can lag what’s happening day to day. Even when the rate is low, ask the building directly about the status of any recent complaints and ongoing maintenance.

No. It means the open-record signals appear lower than other buildings in this scope. For safety and comfort, still confirm current conditions (especially repairs and pest control) with building staff.

Use reviews to spot patterns in day-to-day experience (responsiveness, cleanliness, recurring problems). Then cross-check by asking targeted questions about the items you see repeatedly in feedback.

Ask for recent repair and remediation details, maintenance request turnaround expectations, and how they handle recurring issues. If the building can’t answer clearly, request written confirmation or follow-up timelines.

No. It’s focused on building-level violation signals and location near Richmond Hill High School. Building type, amenities, and lease terms can vary across the 124+ matches.