Buildings with low open violation rates near Spring Creek Community School in NYC

It’s a screening filter based on open-violation signals shown on the building’s Openigloo record. The goal is to help you focus on buildings with fewer currently open issues, but you should still confirm specifics with the property directly.

The Spring Creek Community School scope narrows the eligible buildings to those in the relevant area around the school. Use it to align your housing search with where you need to be day-to-day, then verify the exact distance and commute from each building.

No. A low open-violation rate is a filter signal, not a guarantee of condition. Always ask management for current status, maintenance history, and any recent updates that may not be reflected in the data yet.

Openigloo uses publicly available open-data signals to help you compare buildings. Because real-world conditions can change, the data may lag what you experience in person—especially after repairs or enforcement updates.

Ask whether any open items apply to your intended unit or building areas, what repairs are pending, expected timelines, and who handles complaints. Also ask how tenants submit requests and how quickly issues get addressed.

Treat the filter as a starting point, then validate with your tour. Check common areas, hallways, pest control practices, and building responsiveness. If anything seems inconsistent with the signal, ask follow-up questions and get written clarity where possible.

No. 69+ is the count of NYC buildings that match this page’s combined filters (low-open-violations plus the Spring Creek Community School scope). Other nearby buildings may exist but won’t appear unless they meet both conditions.