Buildings with low open violation rates near 18 Av station in NYC

It’s a screening signal based on publicly available NYC records for open violations. Openigloo summarizes the pattern so you can compare buildings, but it doesn’t replace asking the building directly about current conditions.

It narrows the building results to ones located near the 18 Av station area, so you’re not comparing across the entire city. Use it to keep your commute and neighborhood fit aligned.

Not necessarily. It means the building’s open-violation rate is comparatively low in the data used, which can still allow for maintenance issues that don’t show up immediately (or at all) in the same dataset.

It’s derived from NYC open records that track violations. Because records can lag real-world conditions, treat the signal as a starting point and confirm with the building management during your tour.

Yes. Ask what’s been addressed recently, whether there are any active repair plans, and how maintenance requests are handled. Get specifics for the unit you’re considering.

Use tenant feedback to understand day-to-day experiences (responsiveness, noise, maintenance follow-through). Then use the low-violations signal to prioritize your initial shortlist—both together help you ask better questions.

There are 221+ eligible buildings in scope for the 18 Av station proximity filter paired with the low-open-violations filter (as of 2026-07-07).