Buildings with low open violation rates near 20 Av station in NYC

It’s an open-data signal based on NYC records. Openigloo surfaces buildings with comparatively lower open-violation activity, so you can start with a tighter set of buildings to investigate.

It’s the page’s location filter, scoped to the 20-av-75 multi-filter pair area around 20 Av station on Openigloo. Treat it as a starting point and confirm commute time and exact address when you shortlist.

No. NYC open records can lag real-world conditions, and not every issue is captured the same way. Consider it a signal, then tour the specific building and ask management about current maintenance and remediation status.

Ask about heat/hot water reliability, pest control and reporting history, how they handle repairs and timelines, and whether any current violations or related work are pending for the building and for the specific unit.

Yes. Even with a better match on building-condition signals, you should confirm the full monthly cost and move-in requirements (rent, deposits, broker fee, and any recurring utilities or building charges) for the exact apartment.

Yes, tenant-focused Q&A and notes can add context that open records don’t show. Use it to pick which buildings to tour first, then verify details with management.

Openigloo uses NYC open records as the underlying source. Because records can take time to update, treat the data as a snapshot and confirm conditions directly with the building.