Buildings with low historical violations near 1 Av station in NYC

It’s a data-driven filter based on historical NYC violation records. It can help you deprioritize buildings with repeated issues, but it does not guarantee conditions today.

Openigloo shows 133+ buildings that meet the scope and filter pair right now.

Not directly. The filter uses historical records from public data, which may lag what’s happening now. You should still verify in person and ask the building directly about current maintenance and pest-control steps.

Ask about the current status of any recurring maintenance topics, how requests are handled, pest prevention routines, and whether there have been recent remediation efforts. Then compare their answers with what you observe and what residents mention in reviews/Q&A.

Yes. Make sure you review the full monthly cost and move-in requirements, including security deposit, broker fee if applicable, and any building-required fees, not just the listing’s asking rent.

You can move faster, but don’t skip verification. Use the filter to reduce risk, then confirm unit-specific conditions (heating/AC, water pressure, pest sightings, cleanliness) and get clear answers from the building before signing.

Openigloo relies on open-data violation signals to power filters like “low-historic-violations.” Because these are records, renter outcomes depend on what’s happening in the present, so ask the building to confirm current conditions.