Buildings with low open violation rates near 21 St station in NYC

“21-st” scopes the search to the area near 21 St station, and “low-open-violations” applies an open-violation-rate filter based on reported open records. The goal is to help you focus on buildings with lower open violation rates.

There are 91+ buildings in the current snapshot that match the 21-st + low-open-violations filter pair.

No. It’s a screening signal from open records, not a guarantee about current conditions. Ask the building directly about the latest status and any ongoing repairs or inspections.

Openigloo uses open-data signals tied to NYC records to flag open violations. Because data can lag behind real-world updates, verify directly with management during your leasing process.

Ask for the current open/closed status of any items, whether there are active abatements, expected timelines, and how issues are tracked and resolved. Also ask who to contact for maintenance follow-ups.

Yes. Even with a filter focused on violation rates, you should confirm the full monthly and move-in costs, including security deposit, any broker-related fees, and utilities or other recurring charges tied to the lease.

Use tenant Q&A to understand how maintenance requests and building follow-through work in practice. Treat it as context to ask better questions, and always confirm the current situation with the building directly.