What does “low open violations” mean on this page?

It’s a filter based on NYC open records that flag open enforcement items. The goal is to help you focus on buildings with fewer open violation signals, but it does not guarantee there are no issues on-site right now.

How accurate are open-violation records, and can conditions change?

Open-data can lag real-world conditions. A building’s current state can improve or worsen after records are updated. Treat the data as one input, and confirm directly with the super or management before committing.

Does this page only show buildings that are close to The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology?

Yes. The “near” portion of the multi-filter scope is centered on that school area, and only buildings within the selected proximity are included in the 295+ count.

Are these apartments necessarily safer, cleaner, or free of maintenance issues?

No guarantee. Low open-violation signals can correlate with better building maintenance, but you still need to tour the unit, inspect common areas, and ask targeted questions about pests, repairs, and recent work.

What should I ask the building about violations during my tour?

Ask what the open items were, whether they’ve been addressed, what the current remediation plan is, and whether any similar problems are recurring. If possible, request timelines and who handles repairs.

How do I compare buildings if the violation data updates over time?

Compare multiple signals: the open-violations filter result on Openigloo, current building reviews and tenant Q&A, and your in-person observations. If two buildings look similar, pick the one whose management can answer questions clearly and consistently.

Is there anything I should confirm before applying after using this filter?

Yes. Confirm the full move-in picture (deposits, fees, and any administrative costs), review lease terms carefully, and verify that the unit you want is available and matches what you saw online. Don’t rely on the filter alone to assess day-to-day living conditions.

Buildings with low open violation rates near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC

This page helps you find buildings with low open violation rates near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC, covering 295+ buildings. Filters combine the location proximity with a low-open-violations signal, so you can focus your search on properties with fewer open enforcement items in NYC open records. Openigloo aggregates building information and tenant-facing signals to support faster screening. Use building pages, ratings, and comments, plus open-data context from NYC records, to narrow your shortlist before you schedule tours or ask the super about current conditions.

Showing 55–72 of 295 buildings with low open violation rates near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC.

66 Ten Eyck Street

Williamsburg

Buildings with low open violation rates near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC

Buildings with low open violation rates near The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology in NYC

66 Ten Eyck Street

125 Graham Avenue

181 Montrose Avenue

214 Ainslie St

75 Kingsland Avenue

292 Powers Street

868 Metropolitan Avenue

98 Powers Street

217 Frost Street

155 Powers Street

384 Graham Avenue

759 Metropolitan Avenue

726 Metropolitan Ave

180A Conselyea Street

633 Grand Street

764 Metropolitan Avenue

70 Conselyea Street

705 Grand Street

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