Buildings with low open violation rates near 4 Av-9 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on publicly available NYC records showing a low level of open violations tied to the building. It’s meant to help you start with buildings that have fewer open items at the time the data was pulled.

Openigloo uses NYC open records as a signal. Because records and real-world conditions don’t always match instantly, the dataset can lag. Confirm the current status with the building directly.

Use it to narrow down which buildings are worth touring. During tours, bring a short question list about maintenance response, how issues are tracked, and whether anything recent is currently in progress or pending.

No. Violation signals are building-level and may not reflect the specific unit you’d rent. Ask about the condition of the exact unit, move-in readiness, and any recent repairs affecting that unit.

Even with low-violation buildings, total move-in and monthly costs still matter. Confirm deposits, any broker/administrative fees, and expected utilities responsibilities before signing.

Reviews and tenant Q&A are useful context, but they aren’t a substitute for current verification. Use the open-violation signal as one input, then confirm details with management and, if possible, speak with residents in the building.

It’s focused on buildings near the 4 Av–9 St station in NYC, paired with the low open-violations filter. Broader searches will include other areas and buildings with different violation profiles.