Buildings with low open violation rates near Victory Collegiate High School in NYC

It’s a filter based on open-violation signals in NYC open records. The intent is to surface buildings with fewer currently open items, but it doesn’t replace asking the building for up-to-date status.

The page is scoped to the Victory Collegiate High School area as defined by the site’s geospatial matching for this Openigloo build. Click into each building to verify the exact location and commute.

Start with the open-record signals to narrow your shortlist, then read the reviews and tenant Q&A for on-the-ground context. Bring specific questions to the leasing office and management team.

Yes. NYC open-record indicators reflect what’s recorded at the time they were pulled, and conditions can improve or worsen afterward. Ask for the most recent documentation or the building’s current plan.

No. It means fewer open items in the underlying signals. You should still ask about pest control, repairs, and responsiveness, especially for any concerns you have.

Confirm the full move-in costs (such as deposit and any required fees) and the lease terms. Also ask how maintenance requests are handled and how long common repairs typically take.

Use both: the open-record signal and resident Q&A/reviews describe different angles of the same building. If there’s a mismatch, ask management to explain what’s been fixed, what’s pending, and what documentation is available.