Buildings with low open violation rates near 181 St station in NYC

It’s an Openigloo filter based on open-violation information tied to public/open records. The goal is to surface buildings with lower ongoing open-violation signals, but it does not guarantee a building is issue-free today.

The 314+ count reflects the number of buildings currently matching both filters in the dataset. Eligibility can change as records update and as Openigloo refreshes building coverage.

No. Low open-violation signals help you compare options, but you should still ask management for the latest status and any recent documentation. Real conditions can change between record updates.

Openigloo uses NYC open-records signals to compute the filter and display building-level indicators. These records can lag behind real-world conditions, so confirm directly with the building for current status.

Ask for the current disposition (open/closed), who is responsible for repairs, estimated completion dates, and whether the same issue has recurred. Request written confirmation when possible.

Low open-violation filtering is related to ongoing open items, not maintenance service guarantees. Use the building page’s tenant Q&A and your own tour/inspection to evaluate response times and upkeep.

This page scopes results to the 181 St station area using the 181-st filter. For exact walking time and route options, check the building address and your typical commute route before applying.