Buildings with low historical violations near 34 St-Hudson Yards station in NYC

It refers to public/open-data records of historical violations associated with a building. Openigloo uses those signals to help you focus your search, but it does not guarantee the building has no issues right now.

The page scope is NYC and targets buildings near 34 St–Hudson Yards using the multi-filter pair you selected. Use the map and building details to verify the walking distance and route that works for you.

35+ buildings match the “34 St–Hudson Yards” location filter combined with the “low historical violations” filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

No. Historical records may lag real-world conditions, and different issues can affect different apartments. It is still important to ask the building directly about current maintenance, timelines, and any open work orders.

Ask about the most common repair requests, typical response times, whether there are any pending work orders, and how they handle urgent issues. If relevant, ask for written timelines or documentation for recently cited items.

Yes. Always plan for the full monthly and move-in picture, including broker fees (if applicable), deposits, and any required fees or documentation. These can materially change your affordability even if the asking rent looks reasonable.

Use Openigloo reviews and renter questions for patterns, then confirm everything with the leasing office in writing where possible: maintenance expectations, any building policies, and the specific status of items tied to the open-data record.