Buildings with low open violation rates near 14 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on NYC open-record signals. Open records track certain outstanding items, and the “low” label means the building’s open violation rate is relatively low compared with other results in scope at the time the data was pulled.

Think of this as two constraints: buildings near 14 St station (14-st-322) plus buildings whose open-violation signals are low. Use both when you want a commute-first shortlist that still considers compliance history.

No. Data from NYC open records can lag what’s happening day to day. Treat this as screening input, then confirm directly with the building about the most recent conditions, repairs, and any new issues.

Openigloo uses NYC open records for the violation-related signals and pairs that with renter-first context like tenant Q&A and Openigloo ratings so you can compare what records say with what residents report.

Ask whether any items have changed recently, how maintenance requests are tracked, expected timelines for repairs, and whether there are current issues that may not yet show up in open records.

Yes. Even with a low-open-violations filter, make sure you review the full monthly cost and move-in requirements (fees, deposit, utilities) and get lease terms in writing.

This page currently shows 545+ buildings that match the 14 St station (14-st-322) scope and the low-open-violations filter pair.