Buildings with low open violation rates near Transit Tech Career and Technical Education High School in NYC

It uses open-data signals from NYC records to surface buildings with fewer currently listed open violations. Treat it as a screening tool, not a live guarantee of conditions on the day you tour.

The set is limited to buildings in the NYC area around that school, so your search stays tied to your commute or school-related preference instead of being citywide.

Not necessarily. Open-record data can lag real-world conditions and may not include everything tenants report privately. You should still ask management directly and request the latest status.

Open building pages to compare what’s available now, check rated building scores, and review tenant Q&A. Then tour the units and confirm any concerns raised by the records.

Yes. The filter focuses on open-record signals, while lease costs and terms depend on the specific building and apartment. Confirm the full monthly cost, deposit requirements, and broker-related terms before you sign.

Ask which items are associated with the open records, whether they’re resolved, the expected timeline for any pending work, and whether there have been any new issues since the last available record update.

No. It helps narrow choices, but it can’t eliminate every risk. Use it to shortlist, then verify with the building directly and through on-the-ground observations during your tour.