What does “low historical violations” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a data-driven filter using historical violation records, intended to help you narrow options by building compliance history. It reflects past signals and may not capture changes since the records were created.

Does low historical violations guarantee there are no current problems?

No. It can indicate fewer prior issues, but it’s not a live guarantee. You should still ask management about current conditions, recent repairs, and how they handle maintenance and pest control.

How do I use the 1-train location to compare buildings fairly?

Treat it as a commute and neighborhood context filter. Compare walking time to the station, noise exposure, and building access for showings, then confirm specifics like elevator reliability and entry procedures.

What should I ask before signing a lease for a building with low historical violations?

Ask what the historically flagged issue types were (and when), whether corrective work was completed, and how maintenance requests are tracked. Also confirm building procedures for repairs after move-in and any inspection schedules.

Are the violation signals the same as what I’d see during a unit walkthrough?

Not always. Violation data is historical and can lag real-world conditions. Use walkthrough notes, recent photos (if available), and direct questions to validate what you see today.

Does this page include buildings with available apartments?

This page is scoped to the multi-filter pair (1 train + low historical violations) and the live set of matching buildings. Each building page will show whether there are currently advertised apartments and the specific terms vary by unit.

Where does Openigloo’s information come from for this filter?

The low-violation signal is derived from NYC open records, and it may lag what’s happening now. We also include tenant-reported context through Q&A and building pages to help you ask better follow-up questions.

Buildings with low historical violations near the 1 train in NYC

This page surfaces buildings with low historical violations near the 1 train in NYC, with 658+ buildings that match right now. The filter is focused on building compliance signals, not a guarantee that every unit will be problem-free. On Openigloo, you can use building pages to compare what people report, then verify the details with the property directly. We also surface open-data signals tied to historical violations, plus tenant Q&A themes so you can ask sharper questions before signing a lease.

Showing 487–504 of 658 buildings with low historical violations near the 1 train in NYC.

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225 West 106 Street

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Buildings with low historical violations near the 1 train in NYC

Buildings with low historical violations near the 1 train in NYC

225 West 106 Street

327 Central Park West

253 West 73 Street

386 Manhattan Avenue

526 West 146 Street

316 West 14 Street

1 West 85 Street

943 Columbus Avenue

100 West 93 Street

325 5 Avenue

205 West 20 Street

11 East 32 Street

510 West 55 Street

360 West 46 Street

244 West 101 Street

502 Amsterdam Avenue

324 West 96 Street

11 Cornelia Street

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