Buildings with low open violation rates near School for Excellence in NYC

It refers to the building-level open violation signals used by Openigloo from NYC open records. The goal is to help you compare buildings by recorded open status, not to guarantee current conditions.

No. Open-record signals can lag real-world changes, and new issues can appear after the data snapshot. Use the page to shortlist, then ask the building directly about current conditions.

It’s a location-based scope around School for Excellence, combined with the low-open-violation filter. That means you’re comparing buildings in the nearby area, using the same violation-signal criteria.

Violations are one indicator, but renter experiences cover day-to-day reliability (maintenance response, communication, common-area upkeep). Reviews and Q&A can help you understand what the building is like in practice.

Ask what’s currently being addressed, who to contact for heat/hot water and emergencies, how pest and maintenance requests are tracked, and whether there have been any recent open issues not reflected in old records.

Not automatically. This filter is about recorded open-violation signals. Lease terms, deposits, and fees still depend on each building’s policies—confirm costs and any move-in requirements before committing.

Yes. NYC open-data signals may not reflect immediate fixes or newly filed matters. Consider asking for the most current status during your application or before signing.