Buildings with low open violation rates near Urban Action Academy in NYC

It means the buildings were selected using NYC open-record violation signals that indicate fewer open items compared with other buildings. Always verify the current status with management because open-record data can lag real-world conditions.

No. Low open violation signals reduce the likelihood of currently open issues, but they do not guarantee a building is free of maintenance or compliance problems. Ask targeted questions and request documentation.

This page limits results to buildings near the Urban Action Academy school area, then applies the low-violation filter. You can compare buildings within the same local area instead of browsing citywide.

They come from NYC open records. Because records reflect what’s been filed and updated, conditions on the ground may change between updates.

Yes. If any issues appear in the building details, ask management for the latest status, supporting paperwork, and what’s been fixed (and when), then get answers in writing if possible.

Check the lease terms, move-in costs, and any restrictions that affect daily life (utilities included or not, maintenance process, and renewal expectations). Also review the renter Q&A for patterns that don’t always show up in public signals.

The snapshot is as of 2026-07-07. Use it to shortlist buildings, then confirm the most recent condition and compliance status with the managing agent or super.