Buildings with low open violation rates near 15 St-Prospect Park station in NYC

It’s a data-based filter that focuses on buildings with fewer open violations in NYC open records. It’s meant to help you screen, not replace direct follow-up with the building.

Treat the filters as the starting point. Open each building to review tenant feedback and the violation-related signals shown there, then ask management questions about current conditions and remediation timelines.

The signals are based on NYC open records. Those records may lag real-world conditions, so you should still contact the building to confirm what’s resolved and what’s currently being addressed.

No. The filter indicates fewer open items in the data, but it doesn’t guarantee maintenance quality or that issues won’t arise. Use it as a shortlist and validate details with the building.

Ask for the current status of any items referenced in records, maintenance and response processes, and how complaints are handled. Also confirm move-in readiness, required documentation, and any expected remediation timeframes.

The filter reflects what’s present in the open-record signal at the time of the snapshot. For the most current answers, request an update from building management directly.

No. This page helps you compare buildings by violation-related signals, but the full monthly cost still depends on the lease terms. Confirm broker fees (if applicable), security deposit, and which utilities you pay.