Buildings with low open violation rates near 233 St station in NYC

It refers to a building-level signal based on publicly available NYC open records. Openigloo uses that data to flag buildings with relatively fewer open items, so you can start with a lower-risk shortlist.

No. The data reflects open-record status, which can lag real-world conditions. Always verify during a walkthrough and ask management about current repairs and timelines.

The page is generated from the latest snapshot available to Openigloo (as of 2026-07-07). Because records can update over time, confirm details directly with the building before signing.

No. This is station-area focused around 233 St station in NYC, combining that location scope with the low open violation signal.

Treat it as a filter to narrow options. Then compare unit details, building responsiveness, and tenant Q&A on each building page before you commit.

Ask about current maintenance priorities, any ongoing work that isn’t reflected in records yet, how requests are tracked, and what documents or procedures apply for move-in.

Yes. Review the full monthly cost (including deposits, fees, and any utilities) and confirm lease terms like renewal expectations, move-in timing, and what maintenance obligations apply during your lease term.