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

It’s an Openigloo filter based on NYC open-records signals that track open (active) violations. The goal is to help you narrow down buildings with fewer active items on record.

It’s the number of buildings that match the page’s combined filters right now. Use it as a starting pool, then compare building details, ratings for rated buildings, and tenant Q&A to decide what to tour.

Not necessarily. Open-records can lag real-world conditions and may not reflect fixes that happened after the snapshot. Treat it as one input, and still confirm maintenance, timelines, and service processes with the building.

They come from NYC open records. Openigloo surfaces those signals to help you research, but you should still request the building’s latest status and supporting documentation directly.

Ask how maintenance requests are logged, average response time, whether similar issues have recently been resolved, and who to contact if something is not fixed. Get any promises in writing if possible.

No. It’s a proximity scope around that station. Buildings outside the defined search area won’t appear even if they’re in the same general borough.

Yes. Violations can be opened, closed, or updated over time. Re-check with the building (and any available documentation) before move-in, especially if you’re deciding between similarly ranked options.