Buildings with low historical violations near 28 St station in NYC

It’s an open-data driven filter that prioritizes buildings with fewer/less severe historical violation signals. It does not guarantee the property has no issues today, so you should ask the building directly about current conditions and recent fixes.

As of 2026-07-07, 44+ buildings match the multi-filter pair for buildings near 28 St station with low historical violations.

The page is scoped to the 28 St station area by the way Openigloo applies the location filter for “near 28 St station.” For anything highly specific (exact cross streets, commute time), confirm the distance based on your route.

No. The filter targets lower historical violation signals, not a guarantee of zero violations. Treat it as a risk-reduction signal and still do your own verification during tours and pre-lease questions.

Openigloo uses available open records and aggregates them into building-level signals for renter decision-making. These signals are helpful for comparison, but they may not reflect day-to-day conditions.

Ask about current maintenance workflows, how long repairs typically take, whether there have been recent recurring issues, and what documentation they can provide. Also confirm the full monthly cost (utilities and fees) beyond the advertised rent.

You can use it to narrow options, but not as the only deciding factor. Pair it with Openigloo reviews and Q&A, then validate key details directly with the building during your tour and application process.