Buildings with low historical violations near Young Women's Leadership School in NYC
Openigloo pulls together buildings with low historical violations near Young Women’s Leadership School, with 25+ buildings currently matching the criteria. This page is meant to help you narrow what to tour, based on open-record signals and community feedback. Use Openigloo to compare building-level details, view ratings from rated buildings, and read tenant Q&A where available. Historical-violation data can lag day-to-day conditions, so the best next step is to contact the building for the current status before you sign a lease.
Buildings with low historical violations near Young Women's Leadership School in NYC
Showing 19–25 of 25 buildings with low historical violations near Young Women's Leadership School in NYC.
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146 East 98 Street
Carnegie Hill
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333 East 108 Street
East Harlem
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26 East 105 Street
East Harlem
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330 East 109 Street
East Harlem
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1629 Lexington Avenue
East Harlem
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238 East 106 Street
East Harlem

348 East 110 Street
East Harlem
What to check before choosing a building with low historical violations near Young Women's Leadership School in NYC
- Confirm the “low-historic-violations” scope for what matters to you (e.g., heat, pests, or safety-related issues) and ask what has changed recently.
- Check the practical lease items: deposit size, move-in fees, utility setup, and whether repairs follow a written timeline.
- Use the building pages to cross-check tenant Q&A with the inspection/violation history signals before touring.
- If a building has a superintendent/management contact listed, ask about current service responsiveness and how maintenance requests are tracked.
- Treat any open-data record as a starting point, not a guarantee of current conditions. Ask for documentation and recent remediation.