Buildings with low historical violations near 157 St station in NYC

It narrows the NYC building set to places near the 157 St station, then further limits results to buildings flagged as having low historical violations. Open each building page to review the specific violation history signals and dates used to create that filter view.

Openigloo currently shows 12+ buildings that match the 157 St station area scope combined with the low-historical-violations filter.

No. The filter is based on historical records and patterns, which may lag real-world conditions. You should still ask the building directly about current repairs, ongoing inspections, and whether any issues are actively being addressed.

Historical violation signals come from NYC open records. Because conditions can change, treat the data as a starting point and use the building page and Q&A to cross-check with what renters are experiencing now.

Ask about the most recent maintenance problems they’ve handled, current pest-prevention routines, timelines for repairs, and how the building documents and closes out work orders. Also ask how management responds when issues are reported.

Yes. Confirm full monthly and move-in costs (including any broker/application fees and deposits), plus what’s included in rent (utilities, heat/hot water) and how the lease handles maintenance responsibilities and access for repairs.

Use reviews/Q&A to look for consistency: whether renters mention maintenance response times, recurring issues, and overall management behavior. Then validate anything important with the building directly, since records and renter accounts can cover different timeframes.