Buildings with low open violation rates near 111 St station in NYC

It’s based on open public records that track currently open violations. Buildings shown here have lower open violation rates compared to other matches in the same scope.

No. Open-record signals can lag real-world conditions and may not capture all problems. Treat them as a starting point and ask the building directly for the latest status and any planned remediation.

Openigloo reviews reflect renter experience—how maintenance requests are handled, responsiveness, and day-to-day issues. Use them to spot patterns, then confirm details with the leasing office during your conversations and tours.

Ask for the current violation status (and any recent updates), timelines for repairs, and whether any related work is pending. Also ask how maintenance requests are prioritized and who to contact after hours.

The filter is an aggregated open-violation-rate signal from open data, so it may reflect multiple categories. If you see a specific item tied to a category, ask how that issue is being handled.

The page scopes results to buildings near 111 St station using the page’s location filter. Use the map and building pages to confirm the exact address and how close it is to the station entrance/routes you’ll use.

They can vary by unit and offer. Always confirm the full monthly cost (including deposit and any broker fee where applicable), utilities responsibilities, and the exact lease term before submitting an application.