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

It’s based on historical violation signals in Openigloo’s dataset. This helps you filter out buildings with higher historical violation activity, but it does not guarantee anything about current conditions.

It narrows the NYC building results to those near Secondary School for Law, so you can focus on a commute area. You’ll still want to verify the exact location and your route at your typical times.

No. The filter is historical. Open records may lag what residents are experiencing today, so ask the building directly about recent issues and current remediation timelines.

Ask about the most recent repair history relevant to your unit (heat/AC, plumbing, pests), how maintenance requests are handled, and what documentation or updates they can share about any ongoing issues.

Not exactly. Reviews and tenant Q&A add day-to-day context, while the violation filter is an open-data signal from the past. Using both helps you catch mismatches between expectations and lived experience.

The page is driven by the filters and the live eligible building count. For any specific building, check its page for the review/Q&A content available there.

Start by shortlisting the buildings that match both filters, then compare: (1) how residents describe maintenance and follow-through, (2) whether current issues align with historical signals, and (3) the full monthly cost and lease details before committing.