Buildings with low open violation rates near The Urban Assembly School for Collaborative Healthcare in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on NYC open-record violation signals that are currently categorized as open. Lower rates can help you prioritize buildings, but you should still verify details directly with the building.

No. Open-data indicators can update over time, and real-world building conditions can change faster than records. Treat the filter as a starting point and confirm maintenance status with management.

The page uses a location pairing tied to that school area so you can compare buildings in the surrounding search radius. Exact boundaries can vary by the way the filter is applied in the platform—use the building’s map view to confirm distance.

No. It’s a risk-reducing signal, not a guarantee. Buildings can still have issues not captured by the specific open-record categories, or that are pending inspection and documentation.

Ask about current repair backlogs, timelines for resolving reported issues, how maintenance requests are logged, and who handles emergency issues. Also ask whether any recent violations were corrected and what documents are available.

Use renter reports to understand how maintenance and responsiveness feel in practice. Compare that qualitative context with the building’s open-violation signals, since they may not always move in lockstep.

Openigloo currently shows 103+ buildings matching low-open-violations along with the school-area pair for this page.