Buildings with low open violation rates near The Urban Assembly Bronx Academy of Letters in NYC

It means the building has fewer open violation items in the open-record signal used by Openigloo at the time of the snapshot. Open items can still change, so verify details and remediation status with the building.

The results are scoped to buildings in the area around that school address on Openigloo. The exact radius isn’t the same as a school district boundary, so check each building’s location in the listing details.

No. Open-data snapshots can lag behind real-world conditions. Use the Openigloo signals as a starting point, then ask the manager for the current status of any relevant items.

Not necessarily. “Low” is relative to other buildings in the area based on the open-record signal. You should still review building reports and ask targeted questions about maintenance and response times.

Ask what the open items relate to (if any are mentioned), whether remediation is complete, who the responsible parties are, and what documentation they can provide. Also ask about current processes for heat/hot water, pests, and repairs in common areas.

Yes. Use reviews and tenant Q&A to compare how the building responds in practice. The goal is to align the open-data indicator with the lived experience renters describe.