Buildings with low historical violations near 23 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on NYC open-records violation history. Openigloo uses that record trail to surface buildings with fewer historical issues, but it does not replace a direct conversation with the building’s management.

No. Historical records may lag real-world conditions, and they may not reflect every ongoing issue. Ask about the current state of maintenance for any previously cited categories.

It scopes the building results to the 23 St station area in NYC. To be safe, confirm the exact walking time and route you’ll use during your typical days.

This page is not specifically about rent regulation or income-restricted housing. It’s focused on location near 23 St station and the low-historical-violations filter.

The filter is grounded in NYC open records. Because those records can update on a schedule and may not capture everything immediately, you should verify with the building directly.

Ask which issues are most relevant to you (e.g., repairs, pests, compliance), how quickly they’re addressed now, and who is responsible for follow-through. Request documentation or current service plans when applicable.

Use the building-level renter ratings and tenant Q&A to look for patterns in responsiveness, repairs, and day-to-day management. Then compare costs and lease terms unit-by-unit, not only the building’s historical profile.