Buildings with low open violation rates near Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation in NYC

It’s a building filter based on open violations signals available through public records. Use it as a starting point, then confirm the current status and repair plans with the building directly.

The results are scoped to buildings “near” the school location using the page’s proximity logic, combined with the low-open-violations filter.

Not always. Public records may lag real-world conditions. Treat the data as a risk signal, then ask detailed questions about current maintenance, timelines, and follow-through.

Ask what violations are currently open (if any), what specifically is being repaired, when work started, expected completion dates, and whether documentation is available (e.g., proof of permits or completed inspections).

No. Low open-violation signals don’t guarantee maintenance quality, response times, or future issues. Cross-check with tenant Q&A and your own walk-through or inspection.

The filter focuses on violation signals and proximity, not affordability or lease terms. Still confirm the full move-in cost (deposit, any fees, and whether utilities are included) and the exact lease duration before applying.

Use them to look for patterns around response to requests, repairs, and building operations. Ratings and Q&A help you interpret what the open-records signal may or may not capture, but the final verification should come from the building.