Buildings with low historical violations near Secondary School for Journalism in NYC

It’s a filter based on historical violation signals tied to the building from available open-record sources. Openigloo uses these signals to help you compare buildings, but it does not guarantee that there are no current issues.

It restricts results to buildings mapped near Secondary School for Journalism. Distances can vary by block and entrance, so confirm the exact commute in the map view on each building page.

No. “Low historical violations” means the building’s historical signal is comparatively low, not that there are zero incidents. You should still check the building page details and ask the property about the current status of repairs.

The historical violation information is drawn from NYC open records. Those records can lag real-world conditions, so use them as a starting point and validate with the building directly.

Treat tenant reviews and Q&A as lived-experience context. If multiple renters mention the same issue (repairs, pests, response times, building upkeep), ask the leasing office how they address that specific concern right now.

Confirm the lease terms and fees, total monthly cost (not just asking rent), who pays utilities, and the building’s process for maintenance requests. Also ask for any documentation or timelines related to outstanding work, even if the historical signal is low.

No. It shows the subset that matches both filters within Openigloo’s current dataset. If you don’t see a building you expected, expand your search filters and check nearby results.