What does “low open violations” mean on this page?

It’s an Openigloo filter based on NYC open-record signals for building-level “open” violations. The goal is to surface buildings that, at the time of data refresh, show a lower rate of open items.

Are these violation rates guaranteed to be current for my move-in date?

No. Open-record data can lag real-world conditions. Treat this as a screening signal, then confirm directly with the building (and request any relevant documentation) before signing.

How does the 36 Av station scope work?

This page targets buildings near the 36 Av station area. Distances can vary by building page, so confirm the commute fit for your exact unit and schedule.

How should I use Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A with this filter?

Use them to add context around repairs, responsiveness, and living conditions. The open-violation signal can’t fully reflect how quickly issues get fixed or how staff communicates.

What should I ask the building before applying?

Ask about the current status of any relevant items, expected repair timelines, how maintenance requests are handled, and whether issues differ by unit type or floor.

Does this filter account for bedbugs, rodents, or other health issues?

This page is focused on open-violation rates. If health concerns are important to you, ask the building directly and cross-check Openigloo tenant Q&A for unit-specific patterns.

If I’m worried about condition after I move in, what’s the best next step?

Request a walkthrough (or detailed video/photo documentation if remote), confirm how repairs are logged, and ensure any commitments are captured in writing or reflected in your lease documents.

Buildings with low open violation rates near 36 Av station in NYC

This page narrows NYC buildings to those near the 36 Av station area, filtered to a low open-violations pattern. You’re looking at 202+ buildings that match this scope, so you can compare options with fewer red flags to start. Openigloo helps renters screen faster with building pages, dated signals from public open-records, and renter-first context. Use the reviews and tenant Q&A to see what day-to-day conditions look like, then confirm anything that matters (repairs, response times, and move-in requirements) directly with the building.

Showing 181–198 of 202 buildings with low open violation rates near 36 Av station in NYC.