Buildings with low open violation rates near 103 St station in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter built from NYC open records that highlights buildings with relatively fewer open violations. Use it as a screening signal, not a guarantee of current building conditions.

The scope is centered on the 103 St station area. The results are restricted to buildings that fall within Openigloo’s mapping for that station-based search radius.

No. “Low” is comparative based on available records at the time of the snapshot. Real-world conditions can change, so you should ask the building about maintenance status and any recent issues.

Openigloo uses publicly available NYC open records as a signal. These datasets can lag real-world conditions, and statuses can update after inspections, so treat it as a starting point and confirm with management.

Ask about the specific maintenance items tied to open/closed work, current repair timelines, and how requests are handled. Also ask who to contact for urgent issues and what the building’s process is for follow-ups.

Use reviews to understand day-to-day patterns (responsiveness, repairs, cleanliness) and use the violation filter to guide where to look first. The two together help you prioritize questions before you pay deposits.

No. This page is focused on the “103 St” location filter and the “low open violations” filter, not on rent regulation or affordability programs.