Buildings with low historical violations near 33 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level flag based on historical violation data in NYC open records. Openigloo surfaces the signal so you can compare buildings, but you should still ask the building for current conditions and recent maintenance history.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 106+ buildings matching this multi-filter on Openigloo.

Not necessarily. Records can lag real-world conditions, and repeat issues may have different root causes over time. Treat this as one input and verify directly with management before signing.

Ask about the last time any cited issues were addressed, how maintenance requests are tracked, expected timelines for repairs, and whether anything is currently recurring (pest control, hot water, mold/water intrusion, or building systems).

No. The filter helps you start with buildings that have low historical violations, but it doesn’t guarantee future outcomes. Confirm current operations and ask for recent documentation if available.

Reviews and renter notes add context on day-to-day experience (responsiveness, cleanliness, and follow-through) that the historical flag can’t fully capture. Together, they help you make a more informed shortlist.

You can use 33 St station proximity as a starting point, but transit service patterns and transfer options vary by time of day. Check your route for the days and hours you’ll commute most often.