Buildings with low historical violations near 155 St station in NYC

It’s a data-driven filter based on historical violations recorded in NYC open records. It helps you narrow options, but it does not confirm current conditions, so you should still ask the building directly about any ongoing issues.

Openigloo shows 19+ buildings that match the low-historical-violations criteria near the 155 St station area right now.

No. Historical-violation data can lag real-world conditions, and it may not capture new complaints or fixes immediately. Treat the filter as a starting point, then confirm current maintenance and sanitation practices with management.

The filter is based on NYC open-records signals. Those records can update on a schedule, so they may lag what tenants experience now; always ask the building about the most recent status.

Yes. The page helps you narrow buildings, but the full monthly and move-in cost can vary by unit. Review the unit’s rent, deposit, broker fee (if any), and which utilities are included before you apply.

Ask about any current maintenance backlogs, pest prevention practices, and how prior issues were addressed. If you’re using the low-historical-violations filter, ask for specifics on how the building stays compliant today.

No. “Low historical violations” is about the building-level filter signal. Availability depends on the specific unit, lease dates, and current marketing status—so check the apartment details listed on Openigloo.