Buildings with low open violation rates near 207 St station in NYC

It’s a data-backed signal from NYC open records that reflects lower ongoing (open) violation activity. It’s meant to help you screen, not to guarantee a building is problem-free.

No. Even with low open violation rates, issues can still exist in real life and may not be immediately reflected in open-data. Verify by contacting management and asking specific maintenance and current-condition questions.

Start by shortlisting buildings, then read Openigloo Q&A and rated-building information to identify what renters mention repeatedly. Bring those questions to the leasing office during your tour.

Ask about the current status of any prior complaints, how quickly repairs are handled, who manages follow-ups, and what documentation renters typically receive after repairs.

Not fully. Records can lag what’s happening on-site, and some fixes may occur after an entry is created. Ask what changed recently and whether any recent work is underway.

Yes. Building pet policies and fees are separate from violation data. If you have a specific pet, confirm breed/weight/count limits and required documentation before you apply.

Openigloo shows 211+ matching buildings for this scope and filter pair (as of 2026-07-07).