Buildings with low open violation rates near 168 St station in NYC

It’s based on open-data violation signals reported for the building. The idea is to help you screen for fewer currently open items, but it doesn’t replace asking the building directly for the most up-to-date status.

It narrows results to buildings near the 168 St station area. You can then compare eligible buildings on Openigloo using the violation signal plus renter notes and building details.

They can lag behind what’s happening on-site, since the data comes from NYC open records. Treat it as a guide, then ask management for the latest remediation and any current issues before committing.

Yes. Open/closed status can change over time. Use Openigloo to find and compare options, then confirm the status with the landlord or superintendent during your decision window.

Ask for the latest violation and remediation documentation, whether there are any ongoing inspections, and how repairs are tracked and completed. Also ask who to contact for maintenance and how quickly requests are handled.

No. “Low open violations” is a screening signal, not a guarantee about any specific issue or unit condition. Always verify with the building and inspect the specific apartment you plan to rent.

Renter reviews can show patterns in maintenance responsiveness, communication, and day-to-day building conditions. Combine those insights with the open-record indicator to decide what to prioritize during tours.