Buildings with low open violation rates near 49 St station in NYC

It refers to a filter driven by open-data signals from NYC records about open building violations. Buildings are grouped by their current open-violation rate as captured in the dataset.

The page applies the 49 St station location scope alongside the low-violation filter, so results prioritize buildings in that area while still filtering for the compliance signal.

No. Open-record data can lag behind real-world conditions and new developments. Treat the signal as a starting point and verify the latest status with the building directly.

Not necessarily. “Low” is a relative signal based on recorded open violations, not a guarantee that there are no issues. Ask the building about current repairs, active work orders, and any recent complaints.

Ask whether there are any newly opened violations, what maintenance is currently underway, how they close out issues, and whether they can share recent documentation relevant to the concerns you have.

There are 310+ buildings that match the 49 St station scope and the low open-violations criteria as of 2026-07-07.

Yes. Review tenant Q&A and ratings (where available), and compare lease terms, fees, and building policies. Compliance signals are one input, but day-to-day experience depends on operations and responsiveness.