Buildings with low historical violations near 175 St station in NYC

It’s the location filter used to find buildings near the 175 St station area in NYC. The exact relevance depends on the building’s address and how it’s mapped in Openigloo’s data.

It flags buildings with lower counts of historic violations based on NYC open records signals. It’s meant to help narrow your search, but it doesn’t replace a direct question to the building about current conditions.

No. Historical-violation patterns can lag real-world conditions, and new issues may not be reflected yet. You should still ask management/super for current status and documentation relevant to your concerns.

Verify the specific unit’s condition at move-in, maintenance response times, pest control practices, and how repairs are handled. Also confirm the full monthly cost (rent plus any broker fee, deposit requirements, and utilities) and any building rules that affect daily life.

The filter is based on historical violation data signals from NYC open records, which can include categories related to building conditions. For anything specific, ask the building directly and review the building’s details on Openigloo for context.

Reviews and Q&A add renter-first context on what it’s like to live there—things like responsiveness, communication, and whether issues get resolved. Use them alongside the open-data signal to form a more complete picture.

Yes—use each building page to check which apartments are currently advertised on Openigloo and match them to your budget, layout needs, and move-in timeline.