Buildings with low open violation rates near 215 St station in NYC

It filters buildings by proximity to the 215 St station area in NYC, so you can compare options that are close enough for your commute and day-to-day needs.

It’s an Openigloo signal built from NYC open records that track open violations. The goal is to surface buildings with fewer open items, but it is still a starting point.

No. Record-based signals may lag behind current conditions. You should contact the building directly and ask for the latest status, including what’s already been repaired and what remains open.

On each building’s Openigloo page. Use it alongside other info (building notes, tenant Q&A, and the history renters share) to decide which buildings merit a deeper call or tour.

Ask for the current status of any relevant items, whether there are active repairs planned, what documentation they can share, and how maintenance requests are handled when something is urgent.

Yes. Open records and renter input don’t replace due diligence. Confirm eligibility requirements, current fees, utilities responsibility, and the lease timeline directly with the building or management.