Buildings with low open violation rates near Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School in NYC

It’s a filter based on open violation signals from NYC open records. “Open” refers to issues that are currently listed, and the filter favors buildings with lower open violation counts compared with others in the search scope.

The page scope combines the low-open-violations filter with the school-based location filter. Your results will be buildings that match both filters within NYC in Openigloo’s search set.

No. Open records can lag behind real-world conditions, and new issues can appear after the data snapshot. Use this as a shortlist tool, then ask the building directly for the latest status and any recent fixes.

Openigloo uses NYC open records signals for open-violation visibility. Because these signals come from public sources, they may not reflect the most current on-the-ground condition at the exact day you tour.

Ask what violations (if any) remain open, what has been repaired recently, whether there are any ongoing or planned inspections, and the expected timeline. Also ask who handles maintenance requests once you move in.

Yes. Even when a building has a lower open-violation signal, you should inspect the specific unit and common areas, and confirm any promised repairs in writing before committing.

The 68+ building_count reflects results as of the snapshot date shown on Openigloo. Listings and signals can change, so you should re-check the building’s page and ask for current documentation during your decision window.