Buildings with low historical violations near 49 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on NYC open-record violation history for the building. It helps you shortlist buildings with fewer historical issues, but it doesn’t guarantee that a specific unit or today’s conditions are problem-free.

It’s the location scope used by Openigloo for this view. Buildings are included when they fall within the page’s 49 St station area criteria, so you can compare nearby options without guessing commuting distance.

No. NYC open records can lag current conditions. Use the filter as a starting point, then ask management directly about any ongoing issues, recent complaints, and how maintenance requests are handled.

Treat reviews as renter experience signals, not a substitute for due diligence. Pair them with the violations filter and then verify details during a tour or in writing (repairs, response times, and any recurring issues).

Not automatically. The filter changes which buildings appear, but it doesn’t set lease terms or determine eligibility for fees. Always confirm the rent, deposit, broker/admin fees, and required utilities for the specific apartment.

Ask about recent maintenance work, current pest-control practices, how quickly repairs are completed, and whether there are any active or recently resolved complaints. Request specifics for the unit you plan to rent.