Buildings with low open violation rates near 104 St station in NYC

It’s a data-driven filter based on open violation indicators from NYC open records. Lower values mean fewer open items flagged in the dataset at the time the page is generated.

No. Public violation data can lag real-world conditions. Use the filter as a starting point, then ask the building directly for current status, corrective actions, and timelines.

It narrows the search to buildings near 104 St station so your comparisons stay geographically relevant for commutes, errands, and daily routes.

Violation indicators don’t capture everything renters experience. Reviews and Q&A can reveal how maintenance, access, and follow-through work in practice.

Ask about the current status of any flagged items, when repairs were completed, whether similar issues are ongoing, and what the process is for maintenance requests. Get answers in writing where possible.

Not necessarily. Even with low open indicators, you should still review lease terms, building policies, and day-to-day factors like noise, utilities, and responsiveness.

The snapshot updates on Openigloo’s schedule, but open-records data can still reflect timing differences. Treat it as a current research signal and re-confirm details with the building.