Buildings with low open violation rates near Secondary School for Law in NYC

It’s a building filter based on the number of open violations reported in NYC open records. Lower counts indicate fewer currently open items in the dataset, but the real-world condition can change.

The page narrows results to buildings close to the school area using the location proximity signal in Openigloo. Distances and match logic can vary by building; use the map/details on each building to confirm the exact commute.

No. A building can have low open-violation counts and still have maintenance issues that are not reflected as open violations. Confirm the current status with building staff and ask about recent repairs for your specific unit.

Not always. NYC open records can lag real-world conditions. If you’re touring, ask whether any items are newly addressed, pending, or reclassified after the data was updated.

The filter is violation-rate-based, not a promise about any specific pest or condition. Use the building’s details, tenant Q&A, and your own inspection to assess unit readiness and building maintenance practices.

Ask what maintenance issues are common in your unit line, whether there are any ongoing complaints, and how requests get logged and resolved. Also ask for the most recent documentation related to anything you see or hear during your visit.

Treat the violation filter as a screen, then use Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A to understand day-to-day management behavior (responsiveness, clarity, and how issues are handled). Finally, confirm key points directly with the landlord or super in writing.