Buildings with low open violation rates near 238 St station in NYC

It means the building’s open-violation signal is lower than typical, based on the open records used by Openigloo. It’s a screening signal, not a guarantee that a unit is problem-free today.

The results are limited to buildings in the 238 St station area, using the building’s location. The goal is to keep your search close to your commuting route.

Not necessarily. Open-violation data reflects the building-level history from public records, but unit-specific conditions can differ. Always inspect and ask for current repair status.

Yes. Open records may not reflect the most recent inspections or fixes. Treat the signal as a starting point and confirm directly with the building management before signing.

Ask for: recent inspection and repair dates, pest-control and maintenance logs (where available), documentation for any completed work, and a clear timeline for any outstanding items.

No. This filter is specifically about open-violation signals and location near 238 St station. It doesn’t indicate rent-stabilization status, “good cause,” or other regulatory categories.

Use tenant Q&A and review summaries to understand response quality and day-to-day maintenance, then use the open-data signals to prioritize which buildings to investigate more deeply.