Buildings with low open violation rates near Yeshiva University in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records that track open violations. This page prioritizes buildings with fewer open items at the time of data pull, helping you start with a tighter shortlist.

No. The data reflects what’s recorded as open in public sources and can lag real-world conditions. Always ask the building directly about current repairs, timelines, and any recent complaints.

It limits results to buildings in the Yeshiva University college area (within the NYC dataset coverage used by Openigloo). Use the building page map and address details to confirm the exact commute and street location.

Ask which issues (if any) are still open or pending, what the repair schedule is, and how maintenance requests are submitted and tracked. Also ask how recent pest-control or remediation is handled if it came up in tenant Q&A.

They complement it. Reviews can reflect day-to-day management and responsiveness, while violation signals are an external, records-based screening tool. Use both, and verify specifics for the exact unit.

Yes. Violations can be updated, new filings can appear, and resolutions can be recorded later. Treat what you see now as a starting point, not a final status check.

They come from NYC open records used by Openigloo. Because these are administrative records, they may not reflect every on-the-ground condition; confirm the latest status with the building.