Buildings with low open violation rates near Women's Academy of Excellence in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on NYC open-record violation signals, summarized at the building level. It’s meant to help you prioritize buildings with fewer active items, but it doesn’t replace in-person inspection or direct confirmation with the landlord.

88+ buildings currently match the low-open-violations filter and the Women’s Academy of Excellence school area filter on this page.

No. Open-record data may lag real-world conditions, and issues can arise after the record update. You should still inspect the apartment, test core systems, and ask for the building’s current maintenance process.

Verify the status of building-wide concerns that commonly affect tenants (pests, heat/hot water consistency, water intrusion, and general repairs). Then ask who handles requests, expected timelines, and what documentation they can provide.

They match an Openigloo scope that targets the Women’s Academy of Excellence school area. Distances can vary by building, so confirm the commute and route options for your typical schedule.

No. Use them alongside tenant Q&A and Openigloo review signals to understand patterns of responsiveness and day-to-day conditions. If something concerns you, ask targeted questions before signing.

Treat your concern as a checklist item: bring it up directly with the building management and request clarity in writing where possible (repair history, maintenance procedures, and any planned work before move-in).