Buildings with low open violation rates near Teachers Preparatory High School in NYC

It’s based on open-record signals tied to NYC violation data. The goal is to help you narrow your search to buildings that are showing lower open violation activity at the time the data was pulled.

No. Low open-violation rates do not guarantee there are no issues. Data can reflect what’s currently open in records, which may lag what’s happening in real time.

It’s the page’s location scope: buildings are included when they fall within the school-area targeting used by Openigloo for this landing page. You can compare options across the same general area.

They’re a useful screening step, but you should verify directly with the building. Ask about recent complaints, what remediation looks like, and what maintenance/pest-control processes are currently in place.

Openigloo’s signals come from open data and can take time to update. Treat the record-based view as a starting point and confirm conditions with the landlord/management during your tour.

Ask for the most recent status on the items reflected in the record signals, how repairs are prioritized, the typical response time, and whether there have been any recurring issues in the last few months.

Use the low-violation signal for scope and prioritization, then cross-check with tenant-written content and building details. If the feedback and the record signals don’t match, follow up with management before moving forward.