Buildings with low open violation rates near 25 St station in NYC

It’s based on NYC open records for building violations that are currently open. The goal is to help you prioritize buildings with fewer open items, but it doesn’t guarantee there are no maintenance issues today.

No. The count reflects only buildings that meet both parts of the filter: the 25 St station area scope and the low-open-violations criteria.

Open records can lag real-world changes and may not capture everything tenants experience. Use the signal to shortlist, then verify directly with the building and during a viewing.

Ask about the specific violation history you see on the building page, what was fixed, current maintenance workflow, and how they handle urgent repairs. If there are any closed items, ask for dates or documentation.

Not necessarily by category. The filter is about open violations from open records. Still, ask about pest-control practices and request any relevant records the building can share.

No. The filter only narrows the buildings by location and open-violation signal. You should still review the full rental cost (deposit, any move-in fees, and ongoing costs) before agreeing to a lease.

Use the open-violation signal to narrow options, then use tenant Q&A and review content to confirm patterns like maintenance responsiveness, communication, and whether conditions match what the open record suggests.