Buildings with low open violation rates near 1 Av station in NYC

It refers to buildings with lower rates of open violations based on NYC open records. Open status is time-sensitive, so you should treat it as a screening signal and confirm the current situation with the building directly.

This page combines the location filter (near 1 Av station) with the low-open-violations filter. That gives you a smaller set of buildings that meet both criteria, which can be easier to review than the full market.

No. It’s a data-based indicator of open violations that may lag real-world conditions. Ask about any ongoing work, recent complaints, and how requests are handled in practice.

Yes. NYC open-data snapshots can lag what’s happening now. If you’re concerned, request an update from the building manager and ask whether anything has changed since the most recent record data.

Ask what violations (if any) are currently open, what’s been resolved, who handles maintenance requests, average response times, and whether there have been any recent service interruptions or building-wide issues.

It’s a proximity filter centered on 1 Av station, but “near” depends on the page’s saved criteria. Check the building address on each listing page and verify your walking/commute time for your specific route.

Use reviews as tenant experience context and the violation signal as an open-record screening layer. Together, they help you compare buildings, but you still need to confirm details with the building before committing.