Buildings with low open violation rates near School for Tourism and Hospitality in NYC

It’s a building-level filter based on NYC open records, aimed at highlighting buildings with lower rates of currently open violations. You should still ask management about the building’s current status and any recent fixes.

The page groups buildings within the School for Tourism and Hospitality search area in NYC, so your results stay focused on commute-friendly options around that location.

Not always. NYC open-record data may lag real-world conditions. Use it to narrow options, then verify directly with the building and by inspecting the unit and shared areas.

Yes. Violations data doesn’t cover every move-in detail. Before signing, confirm the full move-in cost (deposit, any broker-related charges if applicable, and expected monthly costs) and ask about building rules that affect day-to-day living.

Cross-check the review themes (maintenance responsiveness, pest control, communication) with what management says during your tour. Tenant Q&A can also surface practical details not captured in public records.

It’s possible. Low open violations indicates fewer currently open items in the records used by the filter, but it doesn’t guarantee no complaints, no past incidents, or no future work.

Pick 3–6 candidates from the 308+ results, confirm the specific unit, ask management about recent fixes, review patterns from Openigloo tenant feedback, and document what you’re told during the tour.